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Reference Elements: Transcripts The description after the transcript title is "Type of transcript" e.g. [Audio podcast transcript], [Speech transcript], [Interview transcript]. Provide the name of the interviewer, speaker, host, announcer or presenter in the author element and include their role in parentheses.

Provide the name of the announcer as the author. Provide the full date of the radio broadcast. Provide the title of the story in italics, followed by the description ?[Radio broadcast].? Provide the name of the site that published the radio broadcast (in the example, ABC) and the URL of the broadcast.

Include writer, original copyright year, title, performer (if different from writer), album title, format, location, label, and recording date (if different from original copyright): Writer Lastname, First Initials. (Year). Song Title [Recorded by performer First Initials, Lastname].

To cite a podcast episode accessed online in MLA style, list the host of the episode as the author, followed by the episode title, podcast name, the season and episode numbers if available, the publisher, the date, and the URL. If you need to highlight a specific quote in an in-text citation, use a timestamp.

Radio broadcast transcript Provide the name of the announcer as the author. Provide the full date of the radio broadcast. Provide the title of the story in italics, followed by the description ?[Radio broadcast transcript].?

"Title of episode or segment." Title of Program or Series. Name of the network (if any). Call letters and city of the local station (if any), Broadcast date. Medium of Reception (e.g. Radio or Television).

To cite a podcast episode in APA Style, list the host as author, followed by the label ?(Host),? the date, the episode title and number, the description ?[Audio podcast episode],? the name of the podcast, the production company, and a URL if available. If you listened through an app and don't know the URL, omit it.

Correct Citations for APA Interviews Author name, first and middle initial, last name (e.g., J. L. Betts). This only applies if the interviewee wasn't mentioned in the text. Personal communications (only included in first mention) Date of the interview (e.g. November 30, 2018)