-
Session details coming soon.
-
Session details coming soon.
-
Session details coming soon.
-
Session details coming soon.Chairperson
-
This session takes a practical look at what helps creators break through in a saturated market. Featuring leading Patreon creators alongside product voices, the conversation will unpack the mechanics of modern discovery: how to reach the right audiences, what converts casual listeners into committed fans, and which tools meaningfully improve retention after first exposure. The discussion will explore platform features in that broader context, with a focus on how discovery can translate into sustained community and recurring
revenue. -
Elis and John are two best mates trying their best to make each other laugh. This simple aim has seen their much-loved podcast grow to become one of the most successful comedy titles in the UK.
Covering their time on indie station Radio X (formerly Xfm) through to their high profile move to the BBC, 5 Live presenter (and superfan!) Rachel Burden will sit down with the pair to explore the secrets behind their staying power, the podcast’s fiercely loyal audience, and how they’ve managed to stay relevant in a fast-moving audio and visual landscape.
Speakers -
Session details coming soon.
-
More session details coming soon.Chairperson
-
Join Nish Kumar and Coco Khan, hosts of Pod Save The UK; Crooked Media - the experts behind progressive, action-driven programming like Pod Save The UK and Pod Save America; and Audioboom, for a panel on tapping into new media to grow your audience. They’ll unpack how they’ve tackled the surge in political media audiences across the globe, and how to meet audiences where they are with hopeful news content across podcasts, YouTube & social media.
Sponsored by:
-
Session details coming soon.
-
A decade after Serial launched a global fascination with narrative crime storytelling, true crime remains one of the most consumed and culturally significant podcast genres. This panel brings together voices from across the spectrum to explore how the genre has evolved, what audience expectations look like now, and where true crime storytelling is headed next. Expect conversation on genre saturation, new narrative formats, ethical storytelling, and lessons from case studies that reveal bigger shifts in how listeners engage with real-world stories.Chairperson
-
As podcasting expands across audio, video and social platforms, revenue models are becoming more sophisticated. This session focuses on how to maximize monetization across every touchpoint, turning audience attention into measurable commercial value.
Rather than debating audio versus video, the discussion centres on scalable revenue, performance, and long-term profitability for studios, platforms and brands.Sponsored by:
-
Session details coming soon.
-
Session details coming soon.
-
Invisible Hands was a story about the history of free market capitalism. Sounds boring? But in the words of the review in the Telegraph it was “anything but”. That’s because the team behind the show used the devices of great narrative podcasting to make a narrative thriller about an idea. That’s why the podcast was named one of the top ten podcasts of the year by The New Yorker. In this session the panel will lift the lid on how they did it. From the initial idea, story development, writing, performance, production and sound design to release. Audience members will leave with an insight into the magic of writing for the ear, the intricacy and sheer hard work of story structure and why it’s so important to have a host who is connected to the story.
-
Session details coming soon.
-
You've been building your brands on borrowed land. You're chasing algorithms, using third party data, and relying on platform distribution to grow your brand. The moment the rules change, so does your reach and your relevance. But it doesn't have to be this way! The brands and creators winning today aren't just growing audiences, they are owning them with first party data that no platform can take away. At FlightStory, we've built Creator Insights: a first party data platform designed specifically for the creator economy, giving advertisers direct access to the most engaged audiences across the creator ecosystem. You can expect to come away from this talk understanding the power of owning your audience, and how your relationship with your audience is the most powerful commercial asset in media.
-
Session details coming soon.
-
Session details coming soon.
-
The definition of a “podcast” is changing. For JamPot, audio is just one part of a much bigger opportunity—where talent, video and social are what drive growth, relevance and revenue. In this session, founder Jamie Laing and CEO Craig Strachan (moderated by [TBD]) unpack how they’re rethinking the model: developing talent that works on camera, building formats designed for social, and turning shows into multi-platform brands. From what makes a show actually travel online, to how video and social are reshaping monetisation, this is a practical look at how podcasts are being rebuilt for today’s audience and what that means for creators, platforms and brands.
-
What does it take to evolve a podcast inside a 25-year-old media brand and make it culturally relevant again?
In this candid fireside conversation, JB Gill and Louise Burke unpack how The Netmums Podcast has been rebuilt for 2026 not just as an audio show, but as a multi-platform content engine designed for social discovery, video-first consumption and modern audience expectations.
-
-
This panel will examine how concepts are validated earlier, how distribution decisions are made from day one, and how creators and networks are using these tools to make the right bets for building sustainable media businesses in an increasingly algorithm driven ecosystem.
)
CONNECT. TUNE IN. STAY SHARP.
)
){kind=logo}