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Looking to get into podcasting? Anna Staufenberg shared her career journey, tips and advice with us.

The mayor of London kicks off his new climate crisis podcast; Nick Robinson grills Kwarteng and Truss to perfection; and Sky News resorts to actors to voice abuses in parliament

Based in Manchester, Crowd Network is a rapidly growing audio-on-demand network.

The partnership will enable the two companies to develop cross-platform productions.

The new podcast series aims to empower people to feel good about themselves and their bodies.

Every minute counts in a sound-rich climate crisis drama; Axel Kacoutié speaks everybody’s language; and on the trail of Wikipedia nerds with Katie Puckrik

U.K. Podcast Companies Want What the U.S. Has, Looking Past the BBC The public broadcaster has long dominated audio production in Britain. But new podcast companies are taking inspiration from America and finding investors to shake up the industry. When Renay Richardson started Broccoli Productions, “my main goal was not to be dependent on the BBC,” she said.Credit...Suzie Howell for The New York Times March 15, 2021 LONDON — In November 1922, the BBC sent out its first radio broadcast. B...

by David Prior Harry Truman, Doris Day, Red China, Johnnie Ray... can Billy Joel help disentangle one of the most complex yet relatively unexplored periods in modern history? We Didn’t Start The Fire (WDSTF) is the name of a new history podcast, launching today, and will investigate the fraught nature of American, Korean and Cuba-Soviet Union relations from 1949 to 1991. Its produced by Manchester-based audio-on-demand network Crowd Network, and will each week use a line from Billy Joel’s s...