Luke Moore: Taking a risk on the Ramble

07/25/23 • 48 min

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When a podcast becomes an unexpected hit, its creators can leverage that success in a number of different ways. The creators of the Football Ramble podcast chose to parlay their success into the creation of Stak - a podcast production company-cum-network that operates a number of successful shows across a variety of different genres.

With more than 300 million listens across its portfolio, Stak is now a firm success, but the road to get there wasn’t easy. In this week’s episode, Rhianna Dhillon and Adam Shepherd sit down with COO and co-founder Luke Moore to discuss sneaking into radio studios, moving beyond sports shows, and the role of video in the company’s future.

Hosted by Rhianna Dhillon, and produced by Emma Corsham for Haymarket Business Media.

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Hosted by Rhianna Dhillon, and produced by Emma Corsham for Haymarket Business Media.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Goalhanger Podcasts: Scoring a chart hat-trick

When the news broke that Alastair Campbell was starting a podcast with former Conservative minister Rory Stewart, few could have predicted just how much of a splash it would make. Fast-forward a year, however, and The Rest Is Politics has become a firm fixture on the UK’s top podcast charts, and sold out multiple live shows in scorching time.

It represents the latest in a growing line of successes for creators Goalhanger Podcasts, alongside hit show The Rest Is History. With two new launches on the horizon, PodPod host Rhianna Dhillon and editor Adam Shepherd sat down with Goalhanger co-founder Jack Davenport to discuss how the company has achieved its meteoric rise, its plans for the future, and why good chemistry is at the heart of everything it does.

Hosted by Rhianna Dhillon, and produced by Emma Corsham for Haymarket Business Media.

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Birthday Girls House Party: Transitioning into a guest-less format

While featuring guests on a podcast can bring about many advantages like expanding your audience reach, it can also get very complicated. Last-minute dropouts, conflicting schedules, and time spent emailing back and forth can all lead to extra stress and sometimes choosing not to have guests on at all may be the right call.

That’s why comedy podcast Birthday Girls House Party has chosen to go - for the most part - guest-less in its latest season, choosing to keep the party private between the co-hosts Beattie Edmondson, Camille Ucan, and Rose Johnson. In this week’s episode Edmondson and Johnson spoke to PodPod host Rhianna Dhillon and reporter Reem Makari about this transition, the close relationship they’ve developed with their fans, and their most memorable house party yet.

Hosted by Rhianna Dhillon, and produced by Emma Corsham for Haymarket Business Media.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.