James gives us the inside scoop on the current podcasting landscape around the world - understand how markets differ and get a more macro view on the industry.

In conversation with the team behind PRESSED, the biggest podcast for U35’s listeners across the whole BBC Sounds network.

The future of audio-only storytelling is here – with Dolby Atmos.

Videogame universes are a fertile ground for creative endeavours. From documentaries to fiction, let's explore how Ubisoft ventured into the audio space with Audible and Paradiso.

Teeth The Roost is a leading podcast network that reaches millennial and Gen Z audiences across all platforms where they watch or listen to podcasts. In this session, we’ll discuss why and how they’ve leveraged YouTube and what they’ve learned along the way.

Fi Glover and Jane Garvey started their BBC radio careers in the 1990s - both following the fairly traditional route of working in local radio before moving to network radio at 5 Live and Radio 4. In 2017, Fi and Jane launched a new podcast for Radio 4 called Fortunately, which has become one of the BBC's most enduring and most lauded titles. Annie Macmanus joined Radio 1 in 2003, initially as a Broadcast Assistant, before making her way on-air a year later. After 17 years on the station, she signed off for the final time in 2022. She now hosts the Changes podcast, talking to artists, writers, musicians and more about the biggest changes they've overcome, and how they effect change. In a session curated by The Radio Academy, our three guests discuss the move from radio in to podcasting, how the two formats vary, and what they see as the transferable skills between the two.

We bring some major commercial brands and platforms together, to mull over the power of podcasting for advertisers

Bernard P Achampong, the founder of Unedited (Coming In from the Cold, Dark Web, Peter 2.0) shares his secrets, inspirations, and heroes of immersive podcast production.

A discussion with the team behind BBC Radio 4’s intimate, bold and taboo-busting series 28-part podcast 28ish Days Later, exploring everything to do with the menstrual cycle. Presenter India Rakusen, producer Eleanor Sans, composer Rebekah Reid and commissioning producer Ella Woods discuss how they created the series, which follows the menstrual cycle from bleeding to, well, bleeding again - with all the amazing science, drama, history, cycle hacks, innovation, personal stories and politics in-between.

Good advertising requires one simple thing: for people to stop what they are doing and to choose to spend time with what you have.

Join us as we explore some podcast related trends we're seeing on YouTube.

Do NFTs have a role in podcasting and are they the future of the creator economy? Where does the metaverse fit in and should you be preparing?

All you need to know to take your podcast out of the studio and on the road. Discussing, when is the right time to tour, what deals are out there, venues, tickets, marketing and production.

Audio is the ideal companion for sport… its unique ability to communicate passion makes it a great tool for engaging sports fans and give them better access than ever to their favourite sports and its stars.

What's the secret to a great sounding podcast? Whether it's a True Crime masterpiece or a hilarious double header, the difference between your podcast being just a collection of voice recordings and an immersive storytelling experience, is sound design.

Producing a great podcast can be likened to writing a chart-topping track; designing the next big trend or creating the nation’s favourite dish

Join the team behind Bed of Lies for a discussion on how they created their two award-winning series.

You have a great idea for a podcast, but what does it mean to get into the podcast business responsibly as a creator?

Why do so few women make it to the top of the podcasting charts? Why do fewer women start podcasts than men? Join Lynsay Gould, CEO of The Podcast Boutique for a conversation about what is really holding women back from starting podcasts. By the end of the session, you'll understand the barriers that come up for women getting into podcasting and learn how to tackle them to get your podcast started.

Join Nadav Keyson, CEO of Riverside, to discuss the evolution of content creation. You'll learn the key ingredients required to make compelling content. Interesting podcasts don't happen by accident. Join in to get insights on creating interesting, attention-grabbing shows in a content-heavy world.

How can independent podcasters leverage their pain and gain points to create more authentic openings for audiences and dollars to flow into their brand? Hear from Google Podcasts creator program lead Alexandra Blair as she examines case studies and shares tips straight from the program's curriculum.

From filmmaker to podcaster - Chris Broad explains how he and his co-host Pete turned his popular Japan travel vlog into an award winning and successful podcast.

Tom Fordyce, co-host of the Joe Marler Show and the Geraint Thomas Cycling Club, leads a discussion on one of the most important aspect of successful podcasts: the connection between show and audience. Podcasts are an intimate, personal listening experience; we all feel a sense of belonging around the ones we truly love. Tom and his guests will talk about how you create that bond, the importance of an authentic, likeable host, and the secret social media strategies behind some of the country’s biggest hits.

Discussing the tangential benefits of podcasts including networking, lead generation and personal branding.

The team from Pod Bible bring their podcast to the live stage featuring conversations with podcasters about their shows and the shows they love. Host Stu Whiffen welcomes Rich Wilson from mental health podcast Insane In The Men Brain, Amy Bullman from parenting podcast Mum & Mummer and Josh Weller, one half of the brand new Formula 1 podcast Dirty Air!

Hear from the team behind the podcast about how they delivered the revelatory story and their tips on handling sensitive stories, maintaining series momentum and getting to the truth!

With millions of podcasts in thousands of languages, how can podcasters, platforms and advertisers protect audiences from threats like disinformation?

Award-winning broadcasters Brenda Birungi (aka Lady Unchained), Gemma Bradley and Jaguar discuss the different journeys that brought them behind the microphone and compare notes on presenting, juggling careers, and getting the best out of guests.

We delve into the journey of independent podcaster, Rosie Wilby, who has built a significant audience for The Breakup Monologues.

We all know the importance of an inclusive and representative podcast landscape, right? So what does true inclusivity look like?

We need to talk about the climate crisis – and more importantly, we need to act. One of the world's leading climate podcasts, Outrage & Optimism, does both.