INTERVIEWS

Podcasts are an audio-first medium, and for most podcasters the audio is the focus. But if you’ve spent time, money and energy on creating the perfect show, you’ll still need to captivate people with their first sight of your podcast cover. City of Ghosts is a supernatural audio drama that does just that. Set in 1990s NYC, it’s a neo-noir...

Dallas Campbell is best known as the face of some of television’s most popular factual programmes. From classic shows like The Sky At Night and Stargazing Live, to comedic takes on science like Science of Stupid, and Bang Goes the Theory, he has been a key figure in science communication for both adults and children. Now, he’s voicing his passion...

Shaun Keaveny’s first foray into podcasting, The Line-Up, was a natural progression from his years on the radio hosting the 6 Music Breakfast Show. Now it seems he’s got a taste for the medium! His second show, Shaun Keaveny’s Creative Cul-de-sac, sees Shaun explore creativity – and the lack of it – by riffling through 20 years worth of old...

This is Let There Be Pod in Association with Acast. In each issue of the magazine, our partner Acast – home of the UK’s BEST podcasters – sits down for a chat with one of its creators to hear what they love about making podcasts. In this interview, from issue #019, Acast speaks to Eamon Dunphy about The Stand! Acast:...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. While the Oh. My. Pod. section in the magazine gives a quick shout out to shows of that ilk, Have You Heard? aims to go deeper in an effort to spread awareness for shows that deserve more exposure!...

Today is International Women’s Day, and it’s a good excuse to speak to a podcaster who focuses on all aspects of women’s wellbeing and lifestyle. Natalie Anderson, is best known for her work in TV and stage (Hollyoaks fans will recognise her as police officer Lexi). But through her own platform, The Capsule, Natalie also shares her genuine recommendations in...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. While the Oh. My. Pod. section in the magazine gives a quick shout out to shows of that ilk, Have You Heard? aims to go deeper in an effort to spread awareness for shows that deserve more exposure! We...

What does it mean to produce a podcast? The Pod Bible gang wanted to bring podcast producers out from their editing bays and research caves to tell you why they’re passionate about creating podcasts. Today, we’re meeting Tom Fordyce, Creative Director and in-house presenter at Crowd Network... I hear that the Crowd Network team jokingly call you the Podfather! And...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. While the Oh. My. Pod. section in the magazine gives a quick shout out to shows of that ilk, Have You Heard? aims to go deeper in an effort to spread awareness for shows that deserve more exposure! We...

The popularity of True Crime podcasts continues to grow, with comedy and news the only genres receiving more downloads each day. Australian show Casefile can consistently be found at the top of the charts worldwide. So what is it about the genre that people find so engaging? For Issue #016 of the Pod Bible magazine, we spoke to the Casefile...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. While the Oh. My. Pod. section in the magazine gives a quick shout out to shows of that ilk, Have You Heard? aims to go deeper in an effort to spread awareness for shows that deserve more exposure! We...

What does it mean to produce a podcast? The Pod Bible gang wanted to bring podcast producers out from their editing bays and research caves to tell you why they’re passionate about creating podcasts. Today, we’re meeting Kobi Omenaka, to find out what it takes to produce award-winning, forward-thinking pop culture podcasts for the Stripped Media network… So, tell us...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. While the Oh. My. Pod. section in the magazine gives a quick shout out to shows of that ilk, Have You Heard? aims to go deeper in an effort to spread awareness for shows that deserve more exposure! We...

Since 2018, Folk on Foot has set itself apart with it’s mix of conversation, music and on-location ambience. Host Matthew Bannister goes walking with a leading folk musician in a landscape that has inspired them. In between their conversation, the musicians sing and play exclusive acoustic songs out in nature – the episodes are dotted with birds in bushes, water...

In each issue of the magazine, we ask a Podcast Disciple five questions about their love of podcasts and podcasting. From Issue #001 of the magazine, we were joined by Craig Parkinson from the Two Shot podcast… Why do you love podcasts? To be honest there’s not a lot I DON’T love about podcasts. I suppose one of the main...