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Creative

Turn your podcast vision into reality with these power packed creative masterclasses. In just minutes, you will pick up the skills, shortcuts and insider tips to create shows that audiences cannot stop listening to.

Discover how to craft stories that stick, harness AI for smarter production, develop formats that stand out, run seamless recordings, grow your following on social, and deliver voiceovers that make an impact.

Technical

From first cut to final polish, these technical masterclasses give you the skills to make your podcast sound and look its best.

Edit like a pro, add depth with sound design, set up slick video shoots, master Reaper and turn YouTube into a powerful growth engine for your show.

Business

Behind every great podcast is smart strategy, sharp negotiation and a solid business foundation. These masterclasses reveal the commercial side of audio, giving you the tools to grow, protect and monetise your work.

Master legal essentials, close deals with confidence, manage client relationships, pitch like a pro, safeguard your IP, boost revenue and even launch your own podcast business from scratch.

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About Audiotrain

Audiotrain is AudioUK’s skills and training platform dedicated to raising the bar in podcasting and audio across the industry; from entry level to leadership; audio to video; marketing to monetisation; production to promotion, narrative to always on, commissioned to self-published, and everything in between. 

It offers a wide range of on-demand content specially designed for podcast and audio professionals, content creators, as well as new entrants to the industry who want to sharpen their skills, stay ahead of trends, and grow their audience. 

Built around three core skills areas: Creative, Business, and Technical, each session is led by top industry professionals and packed with practical insights, tools, and tips you can apply right away, whether you’re producing shows or managing content at scale.

It is run by AudioUK, the industry body dedicated to advancing the podcast and audio industry, by fostering innovation, supporting creators and businesses, and driving commercial and creative growth.

Audiotrain has been awarded funding by the BBC for a three year period, in order to run an ambitious programme of online and in person training, to address skills gaps across the UK – many thanks to the BBC for their support.

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This is your chance to learn directly from respected voices in the UK and international podcast industry. Every speaker brings years of hands-on experience working with leading shows and brands, sharing advice you can start using straight away. These sessions are practical, inspiring, and designed to help you avoid common mistakes and feel confident in your next steps. You will come away with real skills, useful tools, and ideas that will keep paying off long after the series has ended.

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Creative

From the first spark of an idea to a finished show that captivates audiences, these bite-size masterclasses give you the tools, tips and inspiration to make it happen. Learn how to craft irresistible stories, land the perfect guests, harness AI, develop stand-out formats, manage smooth productions, grow your audience on social, and deliver voiceovers that pop.

Watch now, get inspired, and take your creativity to the next level.

12 STEPS TO STARTING A PODCAST

From refining your idea and defining your audience to shaping your format, marketing your show and measuring success, Steve shares the tried-and-tested twelve-step framework that Bengo Media uses with its clients.

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DIRECTING AUDIO DRAMA

Through practical examples and candid advice, Caroline explores how to turn a script into a vivid, believable world using nothing but words, sound, and performance.

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CRAFTING A NARRATIVE

In this session, creative leader Sam Psyk draws on her wealth of production and editorial experience from organisations such as the BBC, National Theatre and Amnesty International to share the art and strategy behind building compelling narratives.

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TALENT MANAGEMENT

In this session, Faye Lyons White, an award winning broadcast journalist and audio producer, shares her expertise on building strong and productive relationships with talent.

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AI IN THE PODCAST AND AUDIO WORLD

In this eye opening session, Alex Jungius, Director of This Is Distorted and former leader of some of the UK’s biggest radio stations, explores how artificial intelligence is transforming podcasting and audio.

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DEVELOPING AN IDEA

In this inspiring session, Nicole Logan, Executive Producer of Development at Goalhanger, takes you inside the creative process that transforms a spark of inspiration into a fully realised production.

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PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

In this hands on masterclass, Dan Jackson-Alvarez, Head of Production with two decades of experience at ITV, the BBC and leading independent companies, reveals how to take a project smoothly from first idea to final delivery.

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SOCIAL MEDIA FOR PODCASTS

In this results driven session, Briony Casey, senior digital strategist and creative director, reveals how to use social media to grow your podcast audience and build lasting engagement.

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VOICEOVER 101

In this practical and inspiring session, Peta Briscoe, British voice actor and voiceover artist, shares the skills, techniques and industry know how that have made her a trusted voice for some of the world’s biggest brands.

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THE WORLD OF AUDIOBOOKS

In this engaging introduction to one of the fastest-growing sectors in audio, audiobook narrator, coach and industry expert Ana Clements explores the world of audiobook production and the opportunities it offers to audio professionals.

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Business

From the first spark of an idea to a finished show that captivates audiences, these bite-size masterclasses give you the tools, tips and inspiration to make it happen. Learn how to craft irresistible stories, land the perfect guests, harness AI, develop stand-out formats, manage smooth productions, grow your audience on social, and deliver voiceovers that pop.

Watch now, get inspired, and take your creativity to the next level.

CREATING A HIT PODCAST

He unpacks every stage of the process, from shaping your initial concept and understanding your market to choosing the right presenter, building sustainability, and defining what success truly means.

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PODCAST CONTENT: THE LEGAL INSIGHT

In this essential session, Kirsty Howarth, specialist media content lawyer and business affairs consultant, shares the legal knowledge every podcaster needs to create with confidence.

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NEGOTIATING LIKE A PRO

In this power packed session, Helen Parker, former Managing Director of award winning podcast production agency Chalk + Blade, shares the strategies and techniques that have helped her close deals with some of the biggest names in the world, including Audible, Vogue, Adidas, UNICEF, WHO, BBC and iHeart.

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CLIENT AND BRAND MANAGEMENT

In this insider session, Sam Shetabi, Executive Content Director for Acast in the UK and Ireland, shares the strategies that have helped him manage relationships with some of the biggest names in podcasting.

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PITCHING FOR PODCASTS

In this inspiring session, Leanne Alie, award winning creative and Head of Podcasts at Unlocked, shares how to develop and deliver podcast pitches that grab attention and get commissioned.

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IP 101

In this practical and jargon free session, William Doherty, UK and European Patent Attorney and Director at Albright IP, explains exactly what intellectual property is, why it matters, and how to use it to protect and grow your creative work.

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MONETISING PODCASTS

In this fast paced session, Josh Akers and Charlotte Robbins show you exactly how to turn your podcast into revenue without losing your audience’s trust.

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STARTING A PODCAST BUSINESS

In this practical and inspiring session, Bernard Achampong, founder of award winning digital content company Unedited, shares exactly what it takes to set up and grow a podcast business that is sustainable, professional and ready to scale.

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Technical

From first cut to final polish, these masterclasses give you the practical skills to make your podcast sound and look its absolute best. Whether you are brand new to editing, exploring video podcasting, diving into sound design, mastering Reaper, or growing your audience on YouTube, you will learn from experts who do it every day at the highest level.

Discover how to edit like a pro, add depth and texture with sound design, set up slick video podcasts, make Reaper work for you, and turn YouTube into a powerful growth engine for your show.

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USING IMAGES AND VIDEOS IN PODCASTS

In this hands on session, Philippa Ash shows how licensed images and video clips can turn a talking head into a rich visual experience that boosts watch time, discovery and revenue.

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AUDIO EDITING FOR BEGINNERS

In this hands on session, Arlie Adlington, freelance audio producer, sound designer and mix engineer, shares the essential skills for editing podcasts that sound polished and professional.

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VIDEO PODCASTS

In this practical session, Dan Moss, Director of Colour It In Studios, shows you what it takes to create high quality video podcasts that look as good as they sound.

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PODCAST SOUND DESIGN

In this creative, hands on session, Katie Baxster, freelance producer and sound designer, shares the techniques she uses to bring podcasts to life through sound.

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INTRODUCTION TO REAPER

In this step by step session, Luke Goddard, freelance audio engineer, content creator and musician with nearly 30 years of experience, shows you how to edit and mix a podcast in Reaper.

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YOUTUBE FOR PODCASTS

In this results driven session, Anastazja (Nastia) Debowska, YouTube growth strategist and former Head of Health, Learning and Sustainability Creators for the UK and Ireland, reveals how podcasters can grow their audience organically on YouTube without ad spend.

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THE VIDEO PODCAST EDITING WORKFLOW

In this practical, hands-on session, podcast producer and editor Naomi Kohn shares the workflow she developed while transitioning from audio production into video podcast editing.

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Why Audiotrain?

You will get a clear, practical understanding of the podcast and audio industry from start to finish. Across the series, you will explore how to develop an idea, edit audio, and create engaging narratives. You will learn how to work with clients of all sizes, manage relationships, and build strong partnerships. The sessions cover legal essentials, negotiation skills, talent management, using AI, producing video podcasts, pitching to sponsors, growing audiences through YouTube and social media, managing complex productions, and launching or scaling a podcast business. Every talk is packed with practical tips, proven approaches, and insights from people who have been there and done it.

This includes…

  • Access to replays of every session
  • PDFs of key points and takeaways from each speaker
  • Checklists, templates, and step-by-step guides ready to put into action
  • Tried and tested advice from experienced podcast producers, talent managers, and brand strategists
  • A complete toolkit that supports every stage of podcast creation, growth, and monetisation
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Whether you are a complete beginner, an experienced producer, or working in a related industry, our modules are designed to help you build your skills, expand your knowledge, and keep up with the fast-moving world of audio.

Not at all. Our modules cater to all levels, from newcomers who are just starting out to seasoned professionals looking to refine their craft or learn new techniques.

Each module is designed to be concise, focused, and easy to follow, typically between 15 and 30 minutes. You can watch in one go or dip in whenever you have time.

Each module is led by an industry professional with years of hands-on experience. You will learn directly from people who work at the highest level in podcasting, radio, and media.
The collection spans three main areas, Creative, Business, and Technical, covering everything from storytelling and talent management to legal essentials, monetisation, editing, sound design, video podcasts, and YouTube growth.
Yes. Once you have access, you can watch as many times as you like, pause and rewind, and revisit your favourite tips whenever you need them.
Many modules include downloadable checklists, guides, and key takeaways so you can put what you have learned into practice straight away.
Some modules come with certificates of completion, so you can showcase your new skills to employers, clients, or on your professional profiles.
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Yes. We regularly add new content and refresh existing modules so you always have access to the latest tools, trends, and insights.
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12 steps to starting a podcast

Steve Austins is the Creative Director of Bengo Media, an award-winning production company based in Cardiff, and a member of the AudioUK board. With more than three decades of experience in audio storytelling, he has launched podcasts for global brands and public sector organisations, helping creators and businesses bring their ideas to life through sound.
Steve Austins, Creative Director of Bengo Media and AudioUK board member, draws on over thirty years in audio to guide you through the essential steps of building a podcast that cuts through the noise. Having launched shows for the World Health Organisation, ITV, Macmillan Cancer Support and countless independents, Steve breaks down what it really takes to plan, launch and grow a podcast that lasts. From refining your idea and defining your audience to shaping your format, marketing your show and measuring success, Steve shares the tried-and-tested twelve-step framework that Bengo Media uses with its clients. Whether you are starting from scratch or looking to refresh an existing show, this session will help you move from concept to confident launch.
  • You will learn how to
  • Develop a clear, sustainable and audience-driven podcast idea
  • Define your target audience and research your market effectively
  • Create a strong format that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish
  • Build your marketing plan before launch and track real engagement metrics
  • Choose the right equipment, hosting platform and promotional strategy
  • Stay resilient, iterate, and continuously improve your show
  • Key Takeaways
  • Purpose first: A good podcast starts with a strong idea and a clearly defined audience.
  • Marketing matters: Plan your promotional strategy early — success starts before recording.
  • Perfection is overrated: Launch, learn and improve. Iteration always beats hesitation.
  • Engagement over downloads: True success lies in completion rates, feedback and community.
  • Consistency wins: The best podcasters keep learning, listening and refining every episode.

Creating an audio drama

Caroline Raphael is one of the UK’s most respected audio producers and commissioners. A former BBC Head of Radio Drama and Commissioning Editor for BBC Radio 4, she has worked across drama, comedy and factual programming. Caroline now runs her own independent production company and teaches creative writing, mentoring the next generation of writers and directors exploring the power of sound.

In this insightful and experience-rich session, Caroline Raphael draws on a distinguished career spanning theatre and radio to share her expertise in directing, producing, and commissioning audio drama. As the BBC’s first female Head of Radio Drama and one of the inaugural commissioning editors for BBC Radio 4, Caroline has overseen everything from comedy and documentaries to groundbreaking scripted series. Today, she runs her own independent production company and teaches creative writing and drama students how to bring stories to life through sound.

Through practical examples and candid advice, Caroline explores how to turn a script into a vivid, believable world using nothing but words, sound, and performance. She reveals what makes great direction, how to guide actors effectively, and how to build immersive scenes that allow audiences to “see” through listening. This session is a must for producers, writers, and anyone looking to make audio drama that truly connects.

  • You will learn how to
  • Analyse a script and visualise its world through sound and performance
  • Use diegetic and non-diegetic sound to enhance mood and storytelling
  • Direct actors for natural, emotionally authentic performances
  • Choose the right recording environment and manage its challenges
  • Navigate collaboration, contracts, and creative rights in audio production
  • Key Takeaways
  • The craft of listening: True directing starts with hearing what the story needs rather than adding more sound.
  • Performance and proximity: Real emotion comes from actors sharing space — not performing in isolation.
  • Creative control through clarity: From the first draft to final edit, every sound choice shapes the listener’s imagination.
  • Protect your work: Define ownership and rights before recording begins.
  • Keep learning: The best directors never stop developing their ear, their empathy, and their storytelling instincts.

Crafting a Narrative

Sam Psyk is a creative leader with extensive production and editorial experience across leading media, arts and not for profit brands including the BBC, National Theatre and Amnesty International. With expertise spanning television, radio, podcasts, live events, video on demand and event cinema, she is skilled in talent management, complex project delivery and creative collaboration across multiple genres and platforms.

In this session, creative leader Sam Psyk draws on her wealth of production and editorial experience from organisations such as the BBC, National Theatre and Amnesty International to share the art and strategy behind building compelling narratives. From television and radio to podcasts, live events and on-demand content, Sam unpacks how to shape stories that resonate deeply with audiences, manage talent effectively, and deliver complex projects with impact.
Whether you work in media, the arts or the non-profit sector, this session offers actionable insight into the creative process, collaboration, and storytelling techniques that work across genres and platforms.

  • Key Takeaways
  • How to develop a strong narrative arc that engages audiences from start to finish.
  • Approaches for adapting storytelling techniques across different mediums and formats.
  • Strategies for balancing creative vision with logistical and production realities.
  • The role of talent management in delivering authentic and memorable stories.
  • Collaborative methods that bring together diverse creative voices effectively.

Talent Management

Faye Lyons White is an award winning broadcast journalist and audio producer with over fourteen years of experience creating premium audio visual content for national and global brands. Specialising in entertainment and pop culture podcasts, she has worked with A list talent on shows including Wondery’s Terribly Famous, winner of Silver for Best Entertainment Podcast at the British Podcast Awards 2024. Formerly Global’s Showbiz Correspondent, she has reported from major red carpets and delivered content for audiences worldwide.

In this session, Faye Lyons White, an award winning broadcast journalist and audio producer, shares her expertise on building strong and productive relationships with talent. Drawing on more than fourteen years of experience creating premium audio visual content for national and global brands, Faye offers a behind the scenes look at what it takes to work with high profile guests and A list celebrities.
From her role as Showbiz Correspondent at Global to producing acclaimed podcasts such as Wondery’s Terribly Famous, winner of Silver for Best Entertainment Podcast at the British Podcast Awards 2024, Faye brings first hand insight into managing personalities, navigating complex schedules, and ensuring the creative process runs smoothly from concept to delivery.

  • Key Takeaways
  • Best practices for building trust and rapport with high profile talent
  • How to balance creative goals with the needs and preferences of talent
  • Tips for managing challenging personalities and high pressure situations
  • The importance of clear communication and preparation in successful talent collaborations
  • Behind the scenes considerations when working with A list guests on high profile projects

AI in the Podacst and Audio World

Alex Jungius is the Director of This Is Distorted and a former leader of some of the UK’s biggest radio stations. He helps brands create podcasts people choose to listen to, producing shows that are original, smart and commercially effective. Under his leadership, This Is Distorted has launched award winning podcasts with millions of listens, delivering standout format development, broadcast quality production and growth strategies.

In this eye opening session, Alex Jungius, Director of This Is Distorted and former leader of some of the UK’s biggest radio stations, explores how artificial intelligence is transforming podcasting and audio. Known for creating shows that are original, smart and commercially successful, Alex reveals how AI can enhance every stage of the creative process, from concept to audience growth. With millions of listens and award winning productions under his belt, Alex shares real examples of how his team delivers standout format development, broadcast quality production, and strategies that make podcasts thrive in a competitive landscape. Whether you are curious about AI tools, keen to future proof your skills, or ready to experiment with new technology, this session will give you both inspiration and practical ways to take your audio content further.
  • Key Takeaways
  • How AI is shaping the future of podcast production and audience engagement
  • Practical tools and techniques to streamline your creative workflow
  • Strategies for using AI without losing the human touch that builds listener loyalty
  • Real world examples of AI driven success in the podcast industry
  • How to stay ahead as AI continues to evolve in the audio space

Developping an Idea

Nicole Logan is the Executive Producer of Development at Goalhanger, a storyteller and content producer with over ten years of experience in arts, media and entertainment. Skilled in scripting, showrunning and audience engagement strategy, she delivers compelling narratives across radio, podcasting, digital content and visual formats, combining creative vision with high level production expertise.

In this inspiring session, Nicole Logan, Executive Producer of Development at Goalhanger, takes you inside the creative process that transforms a spark of inspiration into a fully realised production. Nicole has spent more than a decade curating distinctive voices and building standout projects across radio, podcasting, digital platforms, and visual media. Her experience spans working with artists like Arlo Parks on BBC 6Music, leading development at Reduced Listening for the BBC and Spotify, and shaping the next generation of young creators at the Roundhouse. She is also a founding trustee of the audio charity Multitrack.
Nicole believes the heart of any successful project lies in three key elements: People, Process, and Product. In this session, she reveals how these principles have shaped Goalhanger’s award winning, globally successful shows, which have achieved over a billion downloads, sold out tours, and countless awards. You will learn how to find the right collaborators, design flexible processes that bring out their best work, and create final products with impact and purpose.
Using real case studies, Nicole explores how contrasting expertise can spark creative chemistry, why iterative development is crucial, and how a shared vision can unite a team to achieve the extraordinary under even the tightest deadlines. Through interactive activities, you will have the chance to apply these principles to your own ideas and walk away with a framework for turning them into something unforgettable.

  • Key Takeaways
  • Why starting with “why” creates stronger, more resonant ideas
  • How to identify and bring together the right people for your creative vision
  • Designing processes that are both rigorous and adaptable
  • Turning challenging timelines into opportunities for creativity and innovation
  • Creating work that connects with audiences and leaves a lasting impact

Production Management

Dan Jackson is the Head of Production with twenty years of experience making television, radio and podcasts at ITV, the BBC and independent companies. He supports directors, staff and freelancers across all productions and oversees business affairs, contracts and production planning.

In this hands on masterclass, Dan Jackson-Alvarez, Head of Production with two decades of experience at ITV, the BBC and leading independent companies, reveals how to take a project smoothly from first idea to final delivery.

Dan shares how to build airtight schedules, manage people and resources, keep projects legally safe and ensure every production runs to time and budget. With practical tools, proven workflows and real world examples, this session is packed with techniques you can apply immediately.

  • You will learn how to
  • Work closely with editorial teams to shape projects from the start
  • Plan timelines, schedules and deliverables for any format or genre
  • Assess and manage resources across people, budgets, equipment and locations
  • Recruit and allocate roles effectively using the RACI Matrix
  • Manage contracts, insurance, rights and compliance checks with confidence
  • Anticipate risks, complete safety assessments and secure contributor consent
  • Wrap up projects with evaluation, documentation and future proofed rights management
  • Key Takeaways
  • Frameworks for planning and delivering productions on time and within budget
  • Strategies for recruiting and managing teams effectively
  • Legal and compliance knowledge every production manager needs
  • Methods for identifying and solving problems early
  • Steps for reviewing projects to make future productions even better creative voices effectively.
  • This session gives you the complete toolkit for confident, efficient and successful production management.

Social Media for Podcasts

Briony Casey is a senior digital strategist and creative director with twelve years of experience leading high performing content strategies across social, video and audio platforms. She has driven audience growth into the hundreds of millions for brands including KISS, Hits Radio and Rayo, and delivered viral campaigns at events such as The BRITs and the Isle of Wight Festival. Her work includes overseeing Bauer’s award winning podcast So Wrong It’s Right and election project The Turnout.

In this results driven session, Briony Casey, senior digital strategist and creative director, reveals how to use social media to grow your podcast audience and build lasting engagement. With twelve years of experience leading high performing content strategies across social, video and audio, Briony has driven audience growth into the hundreds of millions for major brands including KISS, Hits Radio and Rayo. She has delivered viral campaigns for events such as The BRITs and the Isle of Wight Festival, and overseen Bauer’s award winning podcast So Wrong It’s Right and the election project The Turnout.
Briony shares practical tactics for creating content that cuts through the noise, builds momentum and turns listeners into advocates. You will discover how to use each platform to its full potential, adapt content for different audiences and create campaigns that stand out.

  • You will learn how to
  • Identify the right social media platforms for your podcast and audience
  • Create shareable content that sparks curiosity and drives listens
  • Plan campaigns that deliver results before, during and after episodes launch
  • Harness trends, viral moments and events to increase reach
  • Measure performance and refine your approach for continual growth
  • Key Takeaways
  • How to turn social media into a powerful growth engine for your podcast
  • The types of content that inspire clicks, listens and shares
  • Strategies for adapting your message for different platforms and audiences
  • Tips for maximising results from campaigns, trends and live events
  • Metrics to track so you can repeat and scale success
  • This session gives you the creative ideas and practical tools you need to make social media work harder for your podcast.

Voiceover 101

Peta Briscoe is a British voice actor and voiceover artist whose confident, husky, warm and friendly tone has featured in campaigns for Spotify, L’Oréal, EE Mobile, Nivea, Capital and Heart Radio, CBeebies, Paramount and the BBC. Based in London, she works from her private broadcast quality studio, delivering projects worldwide with fast turnaround and the option for real time directed sessions.

In this practical and inspiring session, Peta Briscoe, British voice actor and voiceover artist, shares the skills, techniques and industry know how that have made her a trusted voice for some of the world’s biggest brands. Known for her confident, husky, warm and friendly tone, Peta’s work includes campaigns for Spotify, L’Oréal, EE Mobile, Nivea, Capital and Heart Radio, CBeebies, Paramount and the BBC.
Working from her private broadcast quality studio in London, Peta delivers projects worldwide with fast turnaround and real time directed sessions. In this workshop she takes you through everything from vocal performance to recording techniques, helping you understand what it takes to succeed in the competitive world of voiceover.

  • You will learn how to
  • Develop and refine a distinctive vocal style that works for different genres
  • Prepare scripts for clear, engaging delivery
  • Record professional quality audio from a home or studio setup
  • Take direction effectively in live sessions
  • Build relationships with clients and keep them coming back
  • Key Takeaways
  • Core techniques for confident, versatile voiceover performance
  • Practical advice for setting up and running a broadcast quality studio
  • How to adapt your delivery for commercial, narration and character work
  • The business skills that help voiceover artists thrive
  • Tips for working efficiently and professionally with clients worldwide

The World of Audiobooks

In this engaging introduction to one of the fastest-growing sectors in audio, audiobook narrator, coach and industry expert Ana Clements explores the world of audiobook production and the opportunities it offers to audio professionals. Drawing on her extensive experience as both a narrator and coach, Ana demystifies the audiobook ecosystem, from publishers and production companies to narrators, editors and distributors.

Through practical examples and industry insight, Ana explains how audiobooks are commissioned, produced and brought to market. She explores the different production formats, the skills required to succeed, and the many pathways available to those looking to build a career in this expanding field. Whether you’re a producer, engineer, presenter, voice artist or simply curious about the sector, this session provides a valuable overview of an industry that continues to grow year after year.

  • You will learn how to
  • Understand the structure of the audiobook industry and its key players
  • Identify the different audiobook formats and production models
  • Navigate the audiobook production process from casting to delivery
  • Apply existing audio skills to audiobook production and narration
  • Explore routes into the industry as a producer, editor, engineer or narrator
  • Key Takeaways
  • Audiobooks are a booming sector: Demand continues to grow, creating opportunities across production, performance and project management.
  • Audio skills are highly transferable: Producers, engineers, editors and presenters already possess many of the skills needed to succeed in audiobook production.
  • Production is about more than narration: Successful audiobooks rely on careful casting, preparation, recording, editing and quality control.
  • There are multiple routes into the industry: From major publishers to independent authors, there are more ways than ever to build a career in audiobooks.
  • The listener experience comes first: Great audiobook production combines technical excellence with compelling storytelling to create an immersive listening experience.

Creating a hit podcast

Stuart Morgan is the Founder and Managing Director of Audio Always, one of the UK’s leading independent audio production companies. Based in MediaCityUK, Audio Always produces award-winning podcasts and radio for clients including the BBC, Spotify and Amazon Music. Stuart’s leadership has shaped some of the industry’s most popular and commercially successful shows, combining creativity, strategy and audience insight to deliver standout sound.
Stuart Morgan, Founder and Managing Director of Audio Always, shares the insights and hard-won lessons behind creating some of the UK’s most successful podcasts. Drawing on years of experience producing chart-topping shows, Stuart explores what it really takes to turn a good idea into a hit that connects with audiences and generates commercial success. He unpacks every stage of the process, from shaping your initial concept and understanding your market to choosing the right presenter, building sustainability, and defining what success truly means. With honesty and clarity, Stuart shows that while there is no magic formula, there are proven principles that consistently help podcasts find their audience and grow.
  • You will learn how to
  • Develop an idea that stands out in a crowded market
  • Evaluate your concept through the lens of both audience and revenue
  • Select and support the right presenter for your format
  • Build a sustainable, long-term plan that keeps listeners coming back
  • Launch strategically, measure performance and adapt as you grow
  • Stay patient, resilient and audience-focused through every stage
  • Key Takeaways
  • A great idea and the right audience go hand in hand: Every hit starts with a clear creative vision and a listener who needs it.
  • Plan for sustainability: Think beyond episode one. Aim for 100.
  • Quality wins: Strong sound, smart storytelling and honest feedback are essential to success.
  • Define your own version of success: Know what a “hit” means for you and measure against that.
  • Patience pays off: Growth takes time, and loyal audiences are built episode by episode.

Podcast Content the Legal Insight

Kirsty Howarth is a specialist media content lawyer and business affairs consultant advising across all platforms and genres. Co founder of The Media Law Partnership, she works with leading names in news, television, film, publishing, podcasting and brand funded entertainment. With expertise spanning libel, privacy, copyright, data protection and regulatory compliance, she helps clients navigate complex issues to focus on telling their most powerful stories.

In this essential session, Kirsty Howarth, specialist media content lawyer and business affairs consultant, shares the legal knowledge every podcaster needs to create with confidence. As co founder of The Media Law Partnership, Kirsty advises leading names in news, television, film, publishing, podcasting and brand funded entertainment.
With expertise in libel, privacy, copyright, data protection and regulatory compliance, she explains how to protect your work, avoid costly mistakes and make sure your content stands up to legal scrutiny. Packed with real world examples and practical guidance, this is a must watch for anyone making or commissioning podcasts.

  • You will learn how to
  • Identify and manage legal risks in podcast production
  • Understand copyright, licensing and fair dealing rules
  • Protect against libel and respect privacy laws
  • Handle contributor agreements and rights management
  • Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and platform rules
  • Key Takeaways
  • The legal essentials for safe and successful podcast production
  • How to protect your content and your reputation
  • Practical steps to manage contracts, rights and licences
  • Common legal pitfalls and how to avoid them
  • Confidence to tell powerful stories without crossing legal lines
  • This session equips you with the legal insight to create bold, engaging and compliant podcast content.

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Negotiating Like a Pro

Helen Parker is the former Managing Director of Chalk + Blade, an award winning podcast production agency with clients including Audible, Vogue, Adidas, UNICEF, WHO, BBC and iHeart. A strategic and hands on leader, she grew the business by 200 percent while maintaining profitability and market leadership without outside investment. With a background spanning media, technology and business law, she specialises in building high performing teams, driving commercial growth and delivering quality content in competitive markets.

In this power packed session, Helen Parker, former Managing Director of award winning podcast production agency Chalk + Blade, shares the strategies and techniques that have helped her close deals with some of the biggest names in the world, including Audible, Vogue, Adidas, UNICEF, WHO, BBC and iHeart.
Helen grew Chalk + Blade by 200 percent while maintaining profitability and market leadership without outside investment. With a background in media, technology and business law, she brings a rare mix of strategic thinking and hands on experience to the art of negotiation. She reveals how to prepare, position and present yourself to achieve the best possible outcomes in any deal, from creative contracts to high value commercial agreements.
The session ends with an engaging Q&A hosted by Producer Juliette Nicholls, giving you the chance to explore techniques and real world stories that have shaped Helen’s career.

  • You will learn how to
  • Prepare for negotiations with clarity and confidence
  • Build trust and rapport with partners and clients
  • Recognise leverage and use it effectively
  • Overcome objections and turn them into opportunities
  • Close deals that deliver value for all parties
  • Key Takeaways
  • Proven strategies for winning negotiations in creative industries
  • How to adapt your approach for different people, projects and stakes
  • The mindset that turns challenging conversations into successful deals
  • Tips for protecting relationships while securing strong outcomes
  • Confidence to negotiate at any level, from small agreements to major contracts
  • This session gives you the insight, confidence and practical tools to negotiate like a pro in any situation.

Client and Brand Management

Sam Shetabi is the Executive Content Director for Acast in the UK and Ireland, leading the market’s largest podcast content team. With over ten years of experience in television, digital video, development and talent, he joined Acast from BBC Studios Digital after a career in TV production and at Gleam Futures, where he launched the company’s pioneering podcast network. At Acast he oversees content, acquisitions and partnerships, launching hit shows from The Guardian, The Economist and The Times to independent successes like Sh**ged Married Annoyed and Off Menu.

In this insider session, Sam Shetabi, Executive Content Director for Acast in the UK and Ireland, shares the strategies that have helped him manage relationships with some of the biggest names in podcasting. Leading the market’s largest podcast content team, Sam oversees content, acquisitions and partnerships for both major publishers and independent creators. With more than ten years of experience in television, digital video, development and talent, Sam has worked across BBC Studios Digital and Gleam Futures, where he launched the company’s pioneering podcast network. At Acast, he has been behind the launch of hit shows from The Guardian, The Economist and The Times, as well as chart topping successes like Sh**ged Married Annoyed and Off Menu.
  • You will learn how to
  • Build strong, lasting relationships with clients and brands
  • Balance creative ambition with commercial objectives
  • Identify opportunities for growth and collaboration
  • Manage expectations and deliver value at every stage of a partnership
  • Nurture independent creators while working with established media brands
  • Key Takeaways
  • The principles of successful client and brand management in podcasting
  • How to adapt your approach for different personalities and priorities
  • Tactics for securing and maintaining high value partnerships
  • Ways to align creative and commercial goals for mutual success
  • Insight into what top brands and publishers look for in a long term partner
  • This session gives you the tools and strategies to manage clients and brands with professionalism, creativity and confidence.

Pitching for Podcasts

Leanne Alie is an award winning creative and leader in podcasting, with experience in production, development and commissioning. She is Head of Podcasts at Unlocked, part of The Partnership Group, which creates high quality talent led shows that share different perspectives and untold stories. Previously at the BBC, she worked on titles including Pressed, Constantly Evolving with Eve and Brown Girls Do It Too, and created BBC Sounds Audio Lab. She is also the host and creator of the multi award winning Coiled podcast.

In this inspiring session, Leanne Alie, award winning creative and Head of Podcasts at Unlocked, shares how to develop and deliver podcast pitches that grab attention and get commissioned. With experience spanning production, development and commissioning, Leanne knows what decision makers are looking for and how to position ideas for success.
At Unlocked, part of The Partnership Group, she leads the creation of high quality talent led shows that share different perspectives and untold stories. Previously at the BBC, she worked on titles including Pressed, Constantly Evolving with Eve and Brown Girls Do It Too, and created the BBC Sounds Audio Lab to nurture new podcast talent. She is also the host and creator of the multi award winning Coiled podcast.

  • You will learn how to
  • Develop ideas into compelling, well structured pitches
  • Identify the unique selling points that make your concept stand out
  • Tailor your pitch to suit commissioners, brands or platforms
  • Build and present pitch materials that make an impact
  • Confidently deliver your pitch in person or online
  • Key Takeaways
  • What commissioners and partners look for in a podcast pitch
  • How to craft and refine your idea so it resonates with the right audience
  • Presentation techniques that inspire confidence and interest
  • Tips for following up and turning pitches into green lit projects
  • Insight into the pitching process from both creative and commissioning perspectives
  • This session gives you the skills, confidence and insider knowledge to pitch podcasts that get made.

IP 101

William Doherty is a UK and European Patent Attorney and Director at Albright IP, with expertise in chemistry, physics and software. He holds a first class degree and a DPhil in Physical and Theoretical Chemistry from the University of Oxford, and has extensive experience in drafting, prosecution and contentious patent matters. He advises clients across industries on protecting and commercialising their intellectual property in the UK and worldwide.

In this practical and jargon free session, William Doherty, UK and European Patent Attorney and Director at Albright IP, explains exactly what intellectual property is, why it matters, and how to use it to protect and grow your creative work.
Focusing on the rights that matter most in audio and podcasting, William breaks down copyright and trademarks in plain English, showing you what they protect, how they are created, who owns them, and how to stop others from using them without permission. He shares real world examples from script ownership to tackling copycat shows, explains when fair dealing applies, and reveals how to use your rights to secure better commercial deals.

  • You will learn how to
  • Protect scripts, recordings and branding from unauthorised use
  • Understand when you need permission and when fair dealing may apply
  • Use trademarks to defend your brand and stop confusingly similar competitors
  • Avoid common IP pitfalls in contracts and rights transfers
  • Leverage your IP to license, sell and control your content
  • Key Takeaways
  • The essential IP knowledge every audio creator needs
  • How to safeguard your work and brand identity
  • Clear steps for protecting, enforcing and commercialising your rights
  • Confidence to create without legal uncertainty
  • This session gives you the tools to protect your creativity and turn it into long term value in the competitive audio industry.

Monetising Podcasts

Josh Akers is the Head of Commercial Operations at Goalhanger and a digital marketing specialist with a deep passion for sport and social media. With experience ranging from creating his own social platforms to managing major networks, he combines editorial and commercial expertise with a strong focus on the betting and sporting sectors.
And Charlotte Robbins
Charlotte Robbins is the Group Business Director at Goalhanger, leading commercial strategy and client partnerships across its award winning podcast portfolio. She previously spent over three years at BBC Studios in New York as Senior and Series Partnerships Director, working on award winning series for BBC Global News audiences and delivering impactful campaigns for global brands.

this fast paced session, Josh Akers and Charlotte Robbins show you exactly how to turn your podcast into revenue without losing your audience’s trust. Josh, Head of Commercial Operations at Goalhanger, brings expertise in digital marketing, sport and social media. Charlotte, Group Business Director, leads commercial strategy and brand partnerships for its award winning shows. Together, they share proven ways to monetise, sell and grow income streams.
  • You will learn how to
  • Choose the right revenue model including programmatic ads, direct sponsorships, subscriptions and community sales
  • Sell effectively through third party partners, direct outreach, agencies and inbound leads
  • Understand ad formats, CPM, baked in versus dynamic, and how to price your inventory
  • Add value for sponsors with host reads, branded content and integrated campaigns
  • Diversify with merch, events, ticket sales and exclusive content
  • Key Takeaways
  • The main monetisation routes and how to match them to your show
  • How to win brand deals and keep them
  • The ad types, sales tactics and tools that work in podcasting today
  • This session gives you a clear plan to start or scale your podcast’s revenue streams.

Starting a Podcast Business

Bernard Achampong is the founder of Unedited, an award winning digital content company working with clients including Audible, Ford, Spotify and Havas London. An award winning storyteller, creative leader and mentor, he has over 30 years of experience in the culture and media sector, including senior roles at the BBC and Premier Media Group, earning eight Sony Radio Academy Awards and a Rose d’Or nomination.

In this practical and inspiring session, Bernard Achampong, founder of award winning digital content company Unedited, shares exactly what it takes to set up and grow a podcast business that is sustainable, professional and ready to scale. With over 30 years in culture and media, senior roles at the BBC and Premier Media Group, eight Sony Radio Academy Awards and a Rose d’Or nomination, Bernard brings unmatched industry insight.
Bernard breaks down the key decisions every creator must make, starting with the choice between becoming a sole trader, setting up a limited company or forming a partnership. You will learn the pros, cons and practical steps for each structure, along with the legal, financial and operational setup you need to run a successful creative business.

  • You will learn how to
  • Choose the right business structure for your goals, risk tolerance and growth plans
  • Register your business, open accounts, and meet tax and insurance requirements
  • Create a clear business plan and set up systems for finance and compliance
  • Build credibility with clients and partners from day one
  • Use networking, partnerships and recruitment to resource and grow your team
  • Access tools, templates and expert support from Audio UK to help you launch and scale
  • Key Takeaways
  • The differences between sole trader, limited company and partnership models
  • The essential registrations, systems and policies every podcast business needs
  • How to protect your business legally and financially from the start
  • The importance of networking, partnerships and smart hiring in building capacity
  • Where to find industry specific resources, templates and expert support
  • This session gives you the roadmap, tools and confidence to launch your podcast business on solid foundations and set it up for long term success.

Using Videos and Images in Podcasts

Philippa Ash is a Strategic Business Development Manager at Getty Images. She supports production companies through development, research and licensing, and previously worked in distribution acquisitions, sourcing and negotiating factual rights. Her focus is helping producers bring stronger visual stories to market with the right content and the right permissions. If you would like research support or access to the bespoke podcast rate card, contact Philippa through her profile. Audio UK members receive ten percent off their first project.
In this hands on session, Philippa Ash shows how licensed images and video clips can turn a talking head into a rich visual experience that boosts watch time, discovery and revenue. As a Strategic Business Development Manager at Getty Images, Philippa supports producers from development through research to licensing, drawing on a background in acquisitions and rights negotiation. She demonstrates why visual assets matter, what is available across news, sport, entertainment and creative collections, and how to search, filter and license content with confidence. Audio UK members also receive a ten percent discount on their first project.
  • You will learn how to
  • Decide when to add images and clips to increase engagement and retention
  • Navigate Getty Images search with smart filters like collections, date range and orientation
  • Find editorial assets for topical shows and creative assets for history and science features
  • Source archive and partner material including BBC, NBC, ITN and Bloomberg with research support
  • Choose a licensing tier that fits your budget and platforms, with worldwide rights in perpetuity
  • Key Takeaways
  • Visual variety increases attention, shareability and session length
  • Editorial and creative assets let you illustrate almost any topic, from breaking stories to deep history
  • Smart search habits save time and money, especially when you filter by collection and date
  • Plan licensing with your promotion strategy in mind so the same cleared assets work in full episodes and in short clips
  • Rights clarity gives long term value since worldwide in perpetuity avoids future re clearance

Podcast Audio Editing for Beginners

Arlie Adlington is a freelance audio producer, sound designer and mix engineer, creating podcasts, radio and video for clients including BBC Sounds, BBC Radio 3 and 4, VICE, Tate and Chanel. His work includes the multi award winning VENT project with VICE UK and Brent 2020, as well as BBC Sounds series NB and Pride & Joy. Arlie’s documentary Climb When Ready won the 2020 Miller Audio Prize.

In this hands on session, Arlie Adlington, freelance audio producer, sound designer and mix engineer, shares the essential skills for editing podcasts that sound polished and professional. Arlie has created work for BBC Sounds, BBC Radio 3 and 4, VICE, Tate and Chanel, and his projects include the multi award winning VENT series with VICE UK and Brent 2020, BBC Sounds series NB and Pride & Joy, and the award winning documentary Climb When Ready.
Arlie takes you through a complete recommended workflow for editing an episode of a podcast or audio documentary. Using both Descript and Reaper, he shows how to combine transcription based editing with detailed DAW work to make the process faster, cleaner and more creative. You will see every stage, from uploading and organising files to adding music, sound design and final touches, with practical tips and common mistakes to avoid.

  • You will learn how to
  • Upload and transcribe audio in Descript and prepare a raw composition
  • Highlight, mark and structure edits efficiently
  • Keep an organised folder system for easy project management
  • Export from Descript to Reaper for precision editing and tidying up
  • Add presenter voiceover, music and sound design in a DAW
  • Combine the strengths of Descript and Reaper for a smooth workflow
  • Key Takeaways
  • A clear, step by step editing process from raw recording to final mix
  • How to make the most of Descript for search based edits and quick assembly
  • How to refine your work in Reaper for professional quality results
  • Practical tips for improving efficiency and avoiding common editing mistakes
  • This session gives you the tools, structure and confidence to edit podcasts efficiently while producing high quality audio that keeps listeners engaged.

Video Podcasts

Dan Moss is the Director of Colour It In Studios, producing engaging content for television, podcasts and online platforms. He was previously Managing Director of Worldwide FM, leading strategy for its global music and culture platform, and Executive Producer at Somethin’ Else, managing BBC Radio 1’s specialist portfolio.

In this practical session, Dan Moss, Director of Colour It In Studios, shows you what it takes to create high quality video podcasts that look as good as they sound. With experience producing engaging content for television, podcasts and online platforms, leading strategy at Worldwide FM and overseeing BBC Radio 1’s specialist portfolio at Somethin’ Else, Dan brings deep expertise in both audio and visual production.
Dan outlines a typical video podcast setup, from the space you record in to the people and skills needed to make it happen. You will learn how to make smart decisions about equipment, workflows and budgets, whether you are building a studio from scratch or upgrading over time.

  • You will learn how to
  • Choose and prepare the right recording space with strong visuals and good acoustics
  • Capture great sound on camera using studio mics, lav mics or boom mics
  • Select and set up cameras, tripods, vision mixers and monitors for HD or 4K shoots
  • Light your podcast effectively with soft and hard sources for the best on screen look
  • Manage large video files with storage and backup systems that keep projects safe
  • Edit and grade video with software such as DaVinci Resolve or Premiere
  • Plan workflows that balance high production quality with efficiency
  • Key Takeaways
  • The essential kit list for professional looking and sounding video podcasts
  • How to adapt crew size and skills to match the scale of your project
  • The importance of lighting, sound and storage in delivering consistent results
  • Post production tools and workflows that elevate your content
  • This session gives you a clear, realistic plan for producing video podcasts that look polished, sound professional and are ready to share across platforms.

Podcast Sound Design

Katie Baxster is a freelance producer and sound designer with experience working for Channel 4, Spotify, Acast, Absolute Radio, Capital, Stak and Reprezent Radio. She has produced multiple hit podcasts including JaackMaate’s Happy Hour, Eureka with Rick Edwards, UTOPIA Talks with Jaguar and Under the Lights, and has delivered premium audio for brands such as McDonald’s, Apple and Sky. She is also a DJ, performing across the UK and internationally, and produces Counter Pressed for The Ringer and Spotify.

In this creative, hands on session, Katie Baxster, freelance producer and sound designer, shares the techniques she uses to bring podcasts to life through sound. Katie has worked with Channel 4, Spotify, Acast, Absolute Radio, Capital, Stak and Reprezent Radio, and has produced multiple hit shows including JaackMaate’s Happy Hour, Eureka with Rick Edwards, UTOPIA Talks with Jaguar and Under the Lights. Her work also includes premium audio for brands such as McDonald’s, Apple and Sky, and producing Counter Pressed for The Ringer and Spotify.

Katie takes you step by step through a sound design session from start to finish in Adobe Audition, showing how to enhance voices, blend music and manipulate sound effects to create an immersive listener experience.

  • You will learn how to
  • Use vocal enhancement tools to make voices sound clear, warm and engaging
  • Work with music stems to create smooth transitions and emotional impact
  • Select and manipulate sound effects to match tone and storytelling
  • Build a balanced mix where dialogue, music and effects work in harmony
  • Apply finishing touches that give your podcast a distinctive sonic identity
  • Key Takeaways
  • The essential tools and techniques for professional podcast sound design
  • How to create mood, texture and energy through audio choices
  • Practical workflows in Audition that save time and improve quality
  • This session gives you the skills and inspiration to make your podcasts sound rich, dynamic and unforgettable.

Introduction to Reaper

Luke Goddard is a freelance audio engineer, content creator and musician with nearly 30 years of experience working with instruments, recording gear and studio technology. He works as an educator and as a recording, mixing and mastering engineer, and is also an accomplished drummer, keyboardist and vocalist.

In this step by step session, Luke Goddard, freelance audio engineer, content creator and musician with nearly 30 years of experience, shows you how to edit and mix a podcast in Reaper. An educator and recording, mixing and mastering engineer, Luke is also an accomplished drummer, keyboardist and vocalist, bringing both technical expertise and creative insight to the process.
Across five focused modules, Luke walks you through the complete production workflow in Reaper, from setting up your project to exporting a polished final episode. You will see exactly how to navigate, edit, mix and prepare your audio, with tips, shortcuts and practical demonstrations you can apply straight away.

  • You will learn how to
  • Set up your project location, file management and audio output
  • Navigate and organise your session using essential Reaper shortcuts and tools
  • Edit efficiently with item gain, faders, ripple modes, crossfades and time compression/expansion
  • Mix dialogue with EQ, compression, automation and master channel balance
  • Export with the right loudness, file formats and quality checks for delivery
  • Key Takeaways
  • A complete beginner friendly workflow for podcast production in Reaper
  • The key editing and mixing tools that save time and improve sound quality
  • How to prepare professional deliverables that meet industry standards
  • This session gives you the skills and confidence to handle podcast production in Reaper from start to finish, whether you are new to the platform or looking to sharpen your workflow.

Youtube for Podcasts

Anastazja Debowska is a YouTube growth strategist specialising in organic channel growth without ad spend. She spent nearly six years at YouTube, most recently as Head of Health, Learning and Sustainability Creators for the UK and Ireland, advising leading creators on content strategy, analytics and revenue growth. She has delivered results including 16 million views on a single video and 348 percent podcast growth after one consultation, and is trusted by brands including Vogue.

In this results driven session, Anastazja (Nastia) Debowska, YouTube growth strategist and former Head of Health, Learning and Sustainability Creators for the UK and Ireland, reveals how podcasters can grow their audience organically on YouTube without ad spend. With nearly six years at YouTube and a track record that includes 16 million views on a single video and 348 percent podcast growth after one consultation, Nastia is trusted by creators and brands including Vogue.
She explains how to work with the YouTube algorithm so your content gets actively recommended, and shares proven tactics for increasing discovery, click through and watch time. You will learn how to design eye catching thumbnails and titles that attract new viewers, and how to use YouTube Shorts and clips as powerful growth tools.

  • You will learn how to
  • Understand and leverage the YouTube algorithm for podcast growth
  • Create titles, covers and thumbnails that drive clicks and engagement
  • Use Shorts and clips to reach new audiences and boost discovery
  • Align your content strategy with what YouTube prioritises in recommendations
  • Extract short, engaging moments from episodes that travel well across the platform
  • Key Takeaways
  • The factors that make YouTube recommend your content to new viewers
  • How strong visuals and first impressions impact growth
  • Practical ways to repurpose podcast content for maximum reach
  • This session gives you the tools to turn YouTube into a powerful driver of discovery and long term audience growth for your podcast.

The Video Podcast Editing Workflow 1

In this practical, hands-on session, podcast producer and editor Naomi Cohen shares the workflow she developed while transitioning from audio production into video podcast editing. Drawing on her experience producing podcasts and teaching award-winning editing courses, Naomi guides you through the fundamentals of Adobe Premiere Pro and demonstrates how to build an efficient editing workflow specifically for long-form video podcasts.

Designed for beginners and audio professionals looking to expand into video, this session covers everything from setting up projects and organising media to navigating the Premiere Pro interface, working with multi-camera footage, and mastering essential editing techniques. By the end of the module, you’ll have the confidence to create a professional editing workflow that saves time and keeps your projects organised from start to finish.

  • You will learn how to
  • Navigate the Adobe Premiere Pro interface and workspace
  • Set up and organise projects for efficient video podcast production
  • Import, manage and preview audio and video assets
  • Use essential editing tools, shortcuts and timeline functions
  • Create a workflow designed specifically for long-form video podcasts
  • Key Takeaways
  • Organisation is everything: A clear folder structure and project setup will save hours of editing time later.
  • Workflows matter: Video podcasts require a different approach from short-form video editing, and an efficient process is key to scaling production.
  • Learn the fundamentals first: Understanding timelines, sequences and editing tools provides the foundation for more advanced techniques.
  • Shortcuts speed up your editing: Mastering key Premiere Pro commands dramatically improves efficiency.
  • Build confidence through practice: The best way to learn video editing is by working hands-on with real footage and developing your own workflow.