The award-winning-but-let’s-be-honest-here-mostly-award-losing Empire Podcast makes a triumphant, socially distanced return to the London Podcast Festival. Come and watch – from a safe distance, of course – as four giggling idiots talk about movies, answer your
Being one of the only podcasts on the planet to play music from a major label (Sony Music India) this is a listening experience packed with hilarious chat and top tracks! Attracting listeners from all over the world with thousands of streams every week, the Brownload caters for an audience united by their love for South Asian culture with a sharp Brit wit!
How do we grieve for someone? How does it change and evolve as we get older? For this special live edition of Cariad Lloyd’s award-winning podcast, Cariad will be joined by three comedians to discuss all things death and dying.
Join Acast, the world’s biggest podcast company, for an inspiring masterclass for new and emerging Asian Voices in podcasting, as part of the London Podcast Festival. With special guests Rubina Pabani and Poppy Jay, hosts of
Soundtracking is a podcast that celebrates the syngergy between Music and Film. Each week, Edith Bowman sits down with a Director, Writer, Actor, Producer, Composer or Writer to talk about their relationship with music, both
Three years ago hosts Suruthi Bala and Hannah Maguire met at a party, they got drunk, talked murder and decided to start a true crime podcast together. Within weeks they had started recording the very
The art podcast, Talk Art, was developed in 2018 as a passion project by award-winning actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament and has grown into a highly successful show listened to by millions of
We’re delighted to say that Steve Richards will be broadcasting this online event live on Friday 18 September at 7pm. If you’d like to attend, please purchase a ticket from this page and our box
Hosted by Deborah Frances-White, Global Pillage is a comedy panel show podcast all about idiom, culture, customs and norms, featuring special guests in each episode.
The Things We Do For Love is the comedy chat show in which host Isy Suttie and her guest delve into the vaults of their romantic pasts and discuss the lengths they’ve gone to in the name of love – whether it’s making a life-size papier mache zoo animal to try and save a relationship, or writing an eighty-page poem to slot into a Valentine’s card.
The Things We Do For Love is the comedy chat show in which host Isy Suttie and her guest delve into the vaults of their romantic pasts and discuss the lengths they’ve gone to in the name of love – whether it’s making a life-size papier mache zoo animal to try and save a relationship, or writing an eighty-page poem to slot into a Valentine’s card.
Comedian Sara Pascoe turns her attention to things that really matter to humans – sex, power and money. In this podcast series, Sara interviews people who have experience around sex work, stripping and porn. As
Join comedian Deborah Frances-White for her comedy podcast, recorded in front of a live audience. Each episode, Deborah and her guests discuss their noble goals as 21st century feminists and the paradoxes and insecurities which undermine them.
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The Divorce Club is a light-hearted yet penetrative interview show about divorce hosted by comedian and author Samantha Baines, who recently got divorced (don't worry she's fine)!
Comedian Dane Baptiste is bringing his hit podcast Dane Baptiste Questions Everything to the London Podcast Festival. Baptiste will be joined by producer Howard Cohen and special guests as they take turns posing the questions
‘The show has never had a dud episode in its six-year run’ New York Times ‘The QI Elves drop so many facts your head will spin’ The Guardian ‘Knowledge-packed and riotously funny’ The Times Fresh
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Today in Focus host, Anushka Asthana. Addressing BAME representation in publisher podcasting – and traditional news media more widely — this panel seeks to understand what are the barriers to diversity and representation in the UK press,
The award-winning-but-let’s-be-honest-here-mostly-award-losing Empire Podcast makes a triumphant, socially distanced return to the London Podcast Festival. Come and watch – from a safe distance, of course – as four giggling idiots talk about movies, answer your
Join us online for a live stream of Tommy’s Brownload at London Podcast Festival 2020. You will have 72 hours
It’s not a mistake, it’s a learning opportunity. (And wow, I’ve learned a lot!) A light-hearted look at some of the most common mistakes people make when starting a podcast, and what you can do
If you want to start a podcast and don't know how to begin, Suchandrika Chakrabarti will show you how. Using budget kit and remote recording, she’ll show you how to make a podcast under lockdown,
Pitching your podcast can be a key part of getting a commission, funding, or sponsorship - but it’s also an opportunity to really understand the strengths, weaknesses and audiences of your new show idea. Ema Kwenortey will show you how to tailor your pitch to commissioners and to create a well-structured pitch that’s a template for success.
Three years ago hosts Suruthi Bala and Hannah Maguire met at a party, they got drunk, talked murder and decided to start a true crime podcast together. Within weeks they had started recording the very