Join the network
How joining works
You bring the voice and the point of view. We choose the shows we believe in, then handle the production, the release, and the audience.
Four steps
Step 1: Pitch it
Send the idea and a 30 to 90 second clip of you pitching it, audio or video.
Step 2: We decide
We review every pitch and choose the shows we move forward with. Not every pitch is selected.
Step 3: We produce and promote it
Recording, editing, video, and clips on a fixed calendar, in front of the network’s audience.
Step 4: You share the revenue
We sell the sponsorships and pay you your share every month.
Three kinds of shows
Network originals
Shows we develop with a host and produce from the first episode.
Partner shows
An organization’s own show, under its own name, produced by us.
Affiliates
Shows that already have an audience and want promotion and sponsors.
Need production only? Our studio produces shows for companies.
Promotion runs both ways
Network shows promote each other, and we promote every show.
What your show gets
- A page for your show on podcastnation.com.
- Promotion on other network shows, matched by audience.
- Posts featuring your show on Podcast Nation’s social channels.
- A place in the network media kit and in sponsorship proposals where your show fits.
- Sponsorships sold for you.
What we ask of your show
- The network line, read by the host at the open of every episode.
- Short network spots in each episode, which we supply.
- The Podcast Nation tag at the close of each episode.
- A credit to @podcastnation_ in your posts about each episode.
- A promotion of another network show from time to time, from a script we write.
- The network logo and a link on your show’s website.
“[show name] is a proud part of Podcast Nation. One nation, many voices.”
The details are set in each show’s network agreement.
Pitch your show
Tell us the idea and send a 30 to 90 second clip of you pitching it. Audio or video, recorded on a phone is fine.
We review every pitch and reply within 2 business days. Podcast Nation decides which shows move forward, and a pitch does not guarantee a place on the network.