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The Pod Bible Podcast is the podcast podcast where podcasters talk to podcasters about podcasts and podcasting. Does it get anymore meta?

The show is hosted by Pod Bible editor Adam Richardson and occasionally features fellow Pod Bible co-founders Stu Whiffen and Scroobius Pip.

We bring you a bite size, magazine style show featuring three guests talking about their show or the shows they enjoy listening to. The aim is to give you a chance to hear from your favourite podcasters while also introducing you to people and podcasts you may not be aware of yet.

Guests include the people behind podcasts such as Off Menu, No Such Thing As A Fish, Football Ramble, Griefcast, Films To Be Buried With, The Receipts, Drunk Women Solving Crime and many, many more. Let’s spread the word of pod!

The Pod Bible Podcast is available to listen to on Acast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good podcast outlets!

  • Where to start with No Country For Young Women

    By August 11, 2020

    “Where do I begin?!” We’ve all asked ourselves this question before when starting something new, and whenever we at Pod Bible interview hosts and producers from podcasts, we always try to give our readers a point of entry, whether it’s episode 1 or an episode the creators feel is their strongest. The problem is, we can’t interview everyone (though we...

  • Days of Concerts Passed // What’s In The Bag?

    By June 26, 2020

    Josh Shreeve’s podcast What’s In the Bag? explores music memorabilia and nostalgia with a host of wonderful guests. But at a time when live music events have come to a screeching halt, we asked Josh about how the year 2020 will look to music fans in the future, and the current importance of exploring our own music-related adventures of years long gone....

  • THE ADVOCATE – Run Pod and How to Fail

    By June 17, 2020

    Amidst challenging times for us all globally, Louise Jenkins is a firm believer in the power of positivity. While we navigate working from home alongside families and roommates, or finding ourselves out of work entirely, it’s important to channel happiness and remain connected, wherever and however we can. One of Louise’s favorite ways is listening to podcasts, particularly those created,...

  • A Special CheapShow Celebration

    By June 12, 2020

    In honour of their 5th anniversary, we asked the twisted minds behind CheapShow to tell us their tale, how they came to be, what their fans mean to them, and how the current pandemic is affecting their work. Naturally, when we asked them for a story, we got more than we bargained for. To cut a long story short, I’d...

  • THE ADVOCATE – In Good Company and In The Thick

    By May 28, 2020

    Amidst challenging times for us all globally, Louise Jenkins is a firm believer in the power of positivity. While we navigate working from home alongside families and roommates, or finding ourselves out of work entirely, it’s important to channel happiness and remain connected, wherever and however we can. One of Louise’s favorite ways is listening to podcasts, particularly those created,...

  • The BBFC Podcast Amid Lockdown

    By May 5, 2020

    Our friends at the British Board of Film Classification are sharing some background on the latest episode of the the BBFC Podcast, including a look into how films are moving to the at-home streaming experience during the lockdown, and how their team is producing the show remotely. Life has changed completely since restrictions were brought in to combat coronavirus, but lockdown has...

  • THE ADVOCATE – About Race and Intersectionality Matters

    By April 28, 2020

    Amidst challenging times for us all globally, Louise Jenkins is a firm believer in the power of positivity. While we navigate working from home alongside families and roommates, or finding ourselves out of work entirely, it’s important to channel happiness and remain connected, wherever and however we can. One of Louise’s favorite ways is listening to podcasts, particularly those created,...

  • The Life and Times of the Football Ramble

    By April 15, 2020

    To say this has been an unprecedented year for the team behind Football Ramble Daily would be an understatement. As listenership has continued to increase through the football season, the Stakhanov production has implemented a number of successful initiatives to cement themselves at the forefront of the sports podcasting landscape worldwide.  With four hosts and two extra collaborators filling out...

  • Behind The Scenes with The Offensive Podcast

    By April 6, 2020

    With all sport currently on hiatus, continuing to record sports podcasts presents a unique challenge. Perhaps escapism is what football fans need right now, which would be good news for Joel Emery, writer and creator of The Offensive. The show is a football mockumentary that follows fictional club Ashwood City FC and all the conniving, backstabbing and idiocy of their...

  • The Relaunch of Revisiting- Series 8!

    By January 27, 2020

    Originally titled Berkhamsted Revisited, the first few seasons of Revisiting revolved around 20-somethings Laura K and Laura G as they reflect on Laura K’s hilariously frank teenage diaries. Since then, Berkhamsted Revisited has put out seven seasons worth of episodes, rebranded to Revisiting, welcomed a whole host of guests, and covered everything from embarrassing childhood celebrity crushes to horrid first job interviews. After six seasons of Berkhamsted...

  • A BBC EARTH BLOG – Eco Anxiety

    By November 13, 2019

    What is Eco Anxiety? As we hear more worrying news daily about our planet’s environment – polar ice caps melting, species becoming extinct, the Amazon rainforests burning – there has been a steady increase in people being diagnosed with a condition known as Eco Anxiety, an extreme form of worry or depression related to the negative effects of climate change....

  • A BBC EARTH BLOG – Nature Comes Alive! How binaural 3-D audio is transforming our listening experience

    By September 30, 2019

    With the rise of digital media we are listening to an increasing array of audio content that includes music, digital radio, audio books and podcasts. Listening to these audio sources by cranking up the volume on our personal headphones is a way to escape the stresses and tensions of our noisy urban lives by shutting out the world around us,...

  • Interning at a podcast production company

    By August 30, 2019

    Stakhanov is a podcast production company we’ve had the pleasure of dealing with regularly since Pod Bible began. One of our regular contacts over the past few months has been Blandine Hoge, a Production Assistant who is coming to the end of her internship with Stakhanov before heading to university. In today’s blog post Blandine offers her reflections on her...

  • A BBC EARTH BLOG – How to spot a tiger before it finds you

    By August 27, 2019

    Understanding what animals mean can be hugely beneficial for a wildlife documentary maker, especially if your subject is a lone master of disguise. If you’re in a vast, dense jungle in India, and the tiger you are hoping to film could be anywhere in that jungle, the only sense you can rely on is hearing. This is the situation that...

  • The Masters of Subversion – Podcast Ads

    By July 17, 2019

    Podcast ads are turning advertising on its head – have they finally cracked how adverts should be? If you’re a regular podcast listener, you’ll probably be just as familiar with the selling points of Squarespace, Mailchimp and Blue Apron as you are your favourite shows. Podcasts have grown exponentially over the past few years, and companies are increasingly capitalising on...

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