The campaign is taking place during UK Disability History Month.
Acast is encouraging its podcasters to open their shows with visual descriptions of the hosts for those who are visually impaired – as they don’t get to experience cover art or social media posts in the same way. This is in line with the company’s commitment to sharing the medium of podcasting with as many listeners as possible.
The podcast offers music-loving guests the chance to curate their own dream festival from start to finish.
First guest in the new series, Johnny Marr, is one of the most influential songwriters and guitarists in British independent music. Others lined-up to take part include Joe Lycett, Rag’n’Bone Man, Gaz Coombes and more!
The new season follows The Line-Up’s first ever live audience recordings, at Glastonbury and Latitude festival.
Sport audio expert Jim Salveson, Director of Sport at Voiceworks who operate the Social Podcast Network, shares his tips and tricks on how to best engage your audience through your podcast publishing strategy.
The agreement will see the station featuring podcasts about backpacking, cycle touring, walks, hikes and heritage houses.
Following the National Trust seeing and meeting Podcast Radio at the Podcast Show in London in May, the partnership was formed. The Trust is Europe’s largest conservation charity and looks after Britain’s nature, history and beauty.
The partnership will include interviews by one of Podcast Radio’s podjocks – US broadcast veteran Gene Baxter, a 30-year veteran of the KROQ morning show in Los Angeles.
Independent podcast agency, Listen has partnered with Jordan Schwarzenberger to launch a new weekly video podcast.
Jordan is co-founder of Arcade Media and manager of The Sidemen, one of the biggest creator collectives in the world.
UNBOXED will be the ultimate resource for those wanting to get insight from the world’s leading content creators.
The podcast features entrepreneurs and creatives behind the world’s biggest content, kicking off with professional YouTuber Zac Alsop, plus Channel 4’s Goggleboxers Joe & George.
The podcast is co-hosted by sustainability expert Juliet Kinsman and media pundit Simon London.
Throughout the six-part series of ‘edutaining’ conversations for the eco-curious, the podcast aims to make it easier to better understand the causes, symptoms, and solutions to the climate emergency.
Each weekly episode features a light-hearted conversation about heavy topics, from carbon emissions to press coverage of the climate.
The Indypod Census is the first research study aimed at better understanding the independent podcasting market.
It’s been set up by Scottish podcasting company The Podcast Host, who have also teamed up with other independent and international podcasts organisations across the industry to reach a wider demographic of podcasters. Partners include She Podcasts, Afros and Audio and CastNews Brazil.
The census is purposely concise to encourage a higher response rate.
Founder of recruitment company JBM, James Mitra launched the podcast to add value for clients and networks.
The company was set up 10 years ago by James, who was frustrated with the recruitment industry, which he felt was too transactional.
His focus is on relationships, so he set out to create a business with strong values and a mantra of ‘disrupting the transactional recruitment industry’.
A new ten-part Audible Original comedy series, Jack Whitehall’s Safe Space, has now launched.
The podcast welcomes big names from the world of entertainment sharing their most embarrassing, shocking and hilarious stories.
Jack provides a Safe Space where celebrities and listeners can share their most cringe-inducing tales, while trying to feel better about themselves along the way.
Guests include Emily Atack talking about the school days we’d rather forget.
The range of magical festive stories are to help families get the rest they need to enjoy the big day!
The popular British children’s sleep podcast gets 180 thousand downloads each week and is regularly top of the Apple Podcasts Kids & Family chart.
It combines bedtime stories with meditation to help children get to sleep so parents can have their evenings back. The original stories are developed by writers Gillian Rogerson and Elisha Ainsley and are beautifully narrated by Abbe Opher.
