Is your audio drama chock full of characters who sound alike? Does your audience have trouble following the plot because they can't tell who's who? Sarah and Lindsay have some recipes to help you cook up characters so your audio drama podcast can have a multifarious ensemble.
Resources:
How To Create A Character Profile from WritersWrite
Each Zodiac Sign's Unique Zodiac Traits, Explained By An Astrologer, by Aliza Kelly Faragher for Allure Magazine
GodChecker.com
The Social Security Administration's list of popular names by decade and state
Writing The Other: Learn to write characters very different from you sensitively and convincingly
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