Podcast growth is harder than ever and sadly, there are more and more people selling silver bullets to "supercharge your growth and 10x your revenue". Sadly, they don't work. Join veteran Podcaster, I ...

Granny Eats Wolf is a creative studio specialising in immersive storytelling. In this session the team dive into the art of crafting unforgettable "wow" moments through industry-leading spatial audio techniques. Sharing case studies of specially composed soundscapes to help those with ADHD relax and sleep, a documentary about the Worlds biggest band and the huge production of 1984 where a carefully crafted torture scene, featuring Andrew Garfield and Andrew Scott, went viral on TikTok, finding a new audience and gathering over 2 million views per video. Join the team as they unveil the secrets behind leveraging spatial audio to captivate your audience and elevate any project.

Join Amazon Music, Wondery, and the International Women’s Podcast Awards as they bring women from across the industry in an “in conversation” and networking event.

Join us for an enlightening panel discussion as we unravel the transition "From a Creator to a Business: 5 Steps to Stepping Up Your Podcast Business." Our seasoned panellists will guide you through strategic insights and actionable steps, sharing their expertise on transforming from a one podcast shop, into a thriving business venture.

Whether you're a seasoned creator or just starting, this discussion promises invaluable tips on building a podcast business, monetisation, audience engagement, brand building, and more. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain practical knowledge and engage in a dynamic conversation with industry leaders. Elevate your podcasting journey and turn your passion into a successful business.

Join AudioUK for an exclusive announcement revealing our brand new Creator Membership level. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear the news firsthand, meet our team, and gain valuable insights into the podcasting business. Plus, enjoy complimentary goodie bags as our thank you gesture.

It’s no surprise that True Crime is a special category in podcasting. This category explores social issues, provides educational value, enhances community engagement and there is, of course, an impact on criminal justice.

This session will highlight two hosts of podcasts that have elevated the True Crime podcasting scene in the UK. We will find out where they started, their secrets to magnificent storytelling, and what the future of true crime UK podcasting looks like.

Join these brilliant podcasters who are inspiring the next generation while showcasing impactful stories with empathy, grace, and power.

Choosing the right hosting platform or network for your podcast can be challenging. How do you know which tools you need to grow your podcast in the ever-changing podcast industry? How do you know which metrics to consider when negotiating brand deals or assessing your show growth? And just how important is a social media following?

In this conversation, Acast Chief Brand and Communications Officer, Lizzy Pollott will moderate a conversation with Acast Managing Director for the US, Tiffany Ashitey and Creator and Host of The Emma Guns Show, Emma Guns about the advertising, production, social media, and AI tools they have used to grow their podcast. They will also talk about the metrics for determining success, how to work with brands, the responsibilities of a hosting platform and podcast network, and more. Audiences will take away best practices for working with hosting platforms and podcast networks and will learn tangible ways to grow their revenue and audiences for their podcast.

What's your podcast problem? Come and get a diagnosis at The Podcast Show...live! Join Arielle Nissenblatt, Podcast Marketing Strategist and Community Manager at Descript, for a podcast marketing clinic. Bring your specific podcast problem, share it with Arielle on stage, and then receive some rapid-fire advice on how to solve it.

Can influencers easily transition into becoming successful podcasters? What are the trials and tribulations they’ve faced, and what are the different ways to build a brand around a podcast?

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There are a wealth of ever-changing tools out there that can help you when you’re making your podcast; tools for making your audio better, for editing your audio quicker, making your show descriptions pop and promoting your show on social media. The Editor of Podnews, James Cridland, will demonstrate some of the latest tools on-stage, so you can see them working for yourself.

Learn how to draw audiences in closer by creating your podcast in Dolby Atmos, the leading spatial audio technology. Hear directly from Dolby experts on how to get started with one of the most popular audio editing tools, Avid ProTools, along with how to use ProTools’ new Dolby Atmos native renderer. Creators can use Dolby Atmos to fully capture their creative vision to bring listeners into the story, and now all you need is simply a laptop and a pair of headphones to get started.

Join Remel London and her special guest panel for the ultimate presenter tips for your next podcast episode. Get your notepads out for the best advice, guidance and first hand experience of the journey into the creative industry and more.

History podcasts play a significant role in contemporary society: they provide accessible education, offer different perspectives, heavily explore storytelling, encourage critical thinking, and much more.

This session will showcase 3 podcaster’s journeys: from Northern Ireland to Quenia Africa, these hosts have rightfully told the history of their countries and we will discuss the beginning of their journey, tips & tricks of history storytelling, and what the future of this genre will look like.

Join these brilliant podcasters who have used their voices to inform, innovate, and invite discussion while exploring the many facets of history storytelling.

An invitation to creators to bring their general questions around legal & business affairs in the audio sphere, to the consultants at Mint.

Jem Stone, Head of Social for BBC Radio and Sounds shares case studies, data and lessons in how the BBC has been introducing audiences to their portfolio of
podcasts on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. What works, what doesn’t and how we’re thinking about what next.

Getting a job in the audio industry can seem like a maze. There isn’t really a blueprint for it like you might find for other career paths, and at times it can feel overwhelming having to demystify the world of audio. You might find yourself wondering 'what have I got myself into?' And you wouldn't be alone.

In this panel discussion, Bea Duncan and Tess Davidson invite a range of speakers who are all working to make the industry a more welcoming and accessible place. Discover the different roles available across the audio industry, the different schemes to help you get experience, and all the myriad ways you can explore a career in sound, whatever that might look like to you.