Using the knowledge you've gathered about the different possibilities for audio and storytelling in a networked world, get creative! Figure out what story you want to tell, whether it's through a creative piece like a short story or radio script, a first-person story from your past, a family history, or a documentary piece about a place, event, or something else you love. You'll figure out the story, the audience, and how you'll want to reach them. Then you'll design the piece, using any of the tools at your disposal for telling a story with sound. What kinds of audio will help you tell this story in an interesting and dynamic way?
Your write-up should be at least three paragraphs: one that sketches out the story you've decided to tell, one that describes your audience and how you'll reach them, and one that maps out the performance/presentation logistics and the listener's audio experience. An optional final step is to go ahead and make your audio piece!
Make sure to address the following questions as you're preparing your post:
What story are you going to tell?
What's the subject matter?
What shape or form will it take?
What are the main points or themes you want the story to touch on?
Who is your audience?
How will you reach this audience? Podcast? Live stream? In-person live performance? Installation? Posting a recording to web pages or social networks?
What elements of sound will you use to enhance the story? Interviews? Sound effects? Ambient sound? Dialogue?
How will all these parts fit in with the narrative arc of the story to create a vivid and complete experience for your listener?