INTERVIEWS

Navigating Now… from the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is a podcast by young people, for young people. It follows a group of recent and current Duke of Edinburgh’s Award participants, aged between 14-25 years, as they explore the big questions they have about life – from social media and identity, to mental health and careers. Each episode is narrated by...

Here at Pod Bible, we love to ask the people we interview for their podcast recommendations. Our live recording at The Podcast Show was no different, and it was Rosie Wilby, host of The Breakup Monologues, who recommended Queer I Am, The Podcast. The show is a celebration of voices from within the LGBTQ+ community and their allies, and is...

Whether it’s on the pitch, in front of a camera or behind a microphone, Ian Wright has always been a bundle of enthusiasm. We caught up with the Wrighty’s House host for Issue #019 to discuss his passion for podcasting and the joy of elevating others. PB: TELL US ALL ABOUT YOUR SHOW! WHAT’S YOUR PODCAST ELEVATOR PITCH? IW: Wrighty’s...

I am an AuDHD, disabled, trans, and queer creative, which means I am in an awful lot of communities and thus there is an awful lot that I want to learn about more. One thing I have only learnt about this year, is that there is an entire month dedicated to Disability Pride – stemming from a day long celebration...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. Today we’re speaking to cosmic voyager Ryan, who creates the mind-expanding podcast ‘In The Shed with Ryan‘… Can you tell us a bit about your show? The Shed is a portal that allows the mind to travel to...

This week marks the 35th anniversary of Die Hard – the most impactful action movie ever made! At least that’s according to Hollywood screenwriter Philip Gawthorne, the creator and host of the hit film podcast Die Hard on a Blank, which explores the influence of Die Hard on action cinema, one action movie at a time. In each episode, Philip...

From Issue #027 of the Pod Bible magazine, the Breaking Bread column from Stak reflected on six years of The Offensive podcast as it released the last ever episode…  Award-winning mockumentary series, The Offensive, has reached its final episode after 5 seasons! Written and directed by Joel Emery & Adam Jarrell (Holy Smokes), produced by Stak (Football Ramble, Abroad in Japan), The...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. This time we are talking to Jim and Joseph Dethick, creators of The Sir Bernard Moore Show… Who are you and what’s your podcast about? We are the Dethick Brothers (Jim and Joseph) from rural Derbyshire, and we...

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard of yet. This time we’re learning more about the OYNB (One Year, No Beer) Podcast and speaking to host Ruari Fairbairns… How are you and what’s your podcast about? I am Ruari Fairbairns, the founder of OYNB (One Year No...

Chris Hawkins is best know for his work as a DJ for BBC Radio 6 Music, but his own podcast extends this passion for music. In How To DJ, Chris asks guests to pick from a box of 45 random questions. There are anecdotes aplenty, essential do’s & don’ts, as well as gear recommendations, PLUS there’s always an apocalyptic set...

With this week marking the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush in Britain, it’s a perfect time to launch a podcast that celebrates Caribbean history, heritage and culture in the UK. Objeks & Tings is a collaboration from Message Heard and Museumand, The National Caribbean Heritage Museum, and hosted by Museumand founders (and mother-daughter duo!) Catherine...

The ‘celebrity podcast’ has had one of the most meteoric rises of any podcast genre. From Louis Theroux to Katie Price, seemingly everyone is bringing their personality to the medium. One of the great things about this is that it can raise a profile for both podcasting and the subject the celeb is podcasting about. But one of the bad...

There are many reasons for starting a podcast, especially when you frequent the creative industries, but actor and award-winning filmmaker Izzy Stevens is delightfully candid as to why she’s created Indie Spunk, the podcast for emerging filmmakers: IZZY: To be entirely honest, making this podcast was a selfish move on my part. I love to interview and champion the creatives...

Damian Kerlin was introduced to podcasting through his show Memories From The Dancefloor, a product of the Acast Amplifier scheme. Now it seems he has the taste for it, and he’s the voice of a new film podcast from the organisers of Iris Prize LGBTQ+ Film Festival. Iris is talking about all things queer film this Pride month, championing the...

In every issue of the Pod Bible magazine, we ask a podcast disciple five questions about their love form podcasts and podcasting. He’s currently touring the UK paying visits to schools, but “the nation’s PE teacher” Joe Wicks was our Podcast Disciple for Issue #015… PB: WHY DO YOU LOVE PODCASTS? JW: I love that you can listen to them...