Historian Dan Snow investigates the 'how' and 'why' of history's defining moments in this premiere live show version of hit podcast Dan Snow’s History Hit.
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Tommy's Brownload is one of THE most listened to weekly British Asian podcasts on the planet! Now in its 6th year, The Brownload has established itself in listeners’ daily routines and is now a staple go-to podcast which “guarantees” to make you laugh!
A deep dive into the art of podcast roundtable conversations; how to make them flow, land, and stand out. This session explores structure, tone, and casting, with real-world insights into what makes roundtable podcasts work and what doesn’t.
Comedian and podcaster Suchandrika Chakrabarti shares the best tips and tricks from her podcasting experience, and from other comedians with funny podcasts. Soon, you’ll be making listeners laugh at yours.
Get back to the basics of editing audio for podcasts with some tips for getting a smooth result.
Get the most out of your existing microphone setup with these tips and tricks.
Once more, the call goes out to the Pop-Crazed Youngsters to assemble in the name of Chart Music for a brand-new LIVE show!
Make better podcasts and more interesting mistakes all of your own. Multi-award-winning producer and comedian River Scott conducts a light-hearted and slightly sweary tour of the biggest mistakes they made when creating a podcast. With
Ever wondered what EQ is and how can you use it to improve the sound of your podcast? This is the session for you!
Join comedians and newly single women in their 30s Amy Gledhill and Harriet Kemsley for a very special live edition of their hit podcast Single Ladies In Your Area at the London Podcast Festival.
It simply wouldn’t be the London Podcast Festival without the Empire Film Podcast. So, naturally, the award-winning podcast arm of the world’s biggest movie magazine is making a triumphant return to Hall One.
Learn how to handle guests, curate better conversations and create deeper, more compelling podcasts as a result.
Podcast success grows from community, not just audience. Create connection through events, memberships, exclusive content, and listener interaction to spark loyalty, feedback, and organic growth.
In this beginner-friendly session, you’ll learn how to create a smart marketing strategy that suits your goals. Whether you’re growing your audience organically or using paid ads.
Before you spend on marketing, make sure your podcast is built to grow. This session explores the essential (but often overlooked) elements beyond the recording — from episode descriptions and artwork to guest strategies and discoverability.
Join award-winning producer, executive producer, and podcast strategist Andrew Spence for Podcast Storytelling 101: The Art of Stories That Stay With You, an engaging session on how to craft compelling narratives that hook listeners.
Shaping Tomorrow is a new and unique deaf-led video podcast created with a 90% deaf production team. This podcast series will spotlight the careers of deaf professionals across the creative, sports and entertainment industries.
Ever felt like you should be better at feminism? Join comedian Deborah Frances-White for her comedy podcast, recorded in front of a live audience.
A session to explore the perks and challenges of working in podcasting as an autistic presenter and producer.
Jameela Jamil hosts a live recording of her comedy disaster podcast Wrong Turns. Jameela is tired of positivity, and sick of silver linings. Wrong Turns celebrates her guests' (and her own) most humiliating true stories. This is anti-inspiration, pro-commiseration. Wrong Turns is where dignity goes to die.
Experience one of Europe’s most acclaimed jazz ensembles as the Marcin Wasilewski Trio brings their deeply expressive sound to London. Fusing tradition with innovation, the trio offers a captivating take on the classic piano trio format.
Before the London premiere of The Angel in the Marble, join us for a special pre-concert talk on sculpture and sound, exploring how Barbara Hepworth’s vision inspired this new concerto.
Award-winning Blues artist Connor Selby’s voice envelopes his music with an emotional integrity. He delves deep into his soul, all the way down into his core and the feeling of belonging. "The songs are about my feelings of being in the world, and not really feeling like I belong," he explains.
Manchester Camerata, one of the UK’s most adventurous orchestras, return to Kings Place with electrifying energy, pairing youthful invention with the London premiere of a new Barbara Hepworth-inspired work.