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Submit a Story
Pitch a personal essay, interview, or audio piece. We read everything within 14 days.
Partnerships
Co-produce a series, sponsor a season, or collaborate on cross-border storytelling projects.
Listener Mail
Write to our producers. Reactions, corrections, episode ideas — your voice shapes the next broadcast.
How submissions travel through Skazilive
Every pitch lands in a shared studio inbox reviewed weekly by our editorial collective. We respond to all submissions within two weeks, even when the answer is no. Short voice memos and written pitches are equally welcome — accessibility matters more than polish.
Accepted stories move into pre-production where producers shape narrative arc, sound design, and pacing. Contributors retain rights to their work and receive a modest honorarium for published episodes. We credit writers, narrators, and translators on every page where their words appear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I submit in my native language?
Yes. Skazilive publishes in twelve languages and pairs each story with professional translation. Multilingual submissions are encouraged and celebrated as part of our editorial mission.
What audio format should I send?
MP3 or WAV files work best. Phone recordings are acceptable for first drafts — our engineers clean and master audio during production. No studio required.
Do you pay contributors?
We pay modest honoraria for accepted pieces and offer revenue share for sponsored collaborations. Transparency about compensation is part of how we work.
How do listener letters shape episodes?
Mail from listeners directly informs our editorial calendar. Recent corrections and follow-ups appear in monthly listener-response segments and sometimes inspire entire new seasons.
Your voice belongs in the broadcast
Open submissions run year-round. Send a pitch, a question, or a partnership idea — someone on the editorial team will read it.
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