Podcast Movement
Podnews supporterPodcast Movement (PM) is an annual conference for the podcast industry. It is one of the largest gatherings of participants in podcasting, with over 3,000 attendees in 2019. Described as "for podcasters, by podcasters", it focuses on collaboration and networking among attendees, in addition to education and encouragement. Wikipedia
Website: podcastmovement.com
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About Podcast Movement
Podcast Movement began in 2014, when four podcasters and entrepreneurs had an idea. With a Kickstarter campaign and a positive attitude, they set out to create a vibrant event “for podcasters, by podcasters.” In the years since, PM has grown with the community's support to become the ultimate annual destination for diverse speakers, education, networking, and groovy parties.
Latest news
- Aug 31: Houston, We Have A Podcast - actually, NASA has a number of podcasts. What have they learnt about podcasting? They spoke at Podcast Movement in Dallas.
- Aug 28: Podcast Movement announced two keynotes - Tom Webster will give a preview of The Podcast Landscape 2026, while TINK Media's Lauren Passell and Arielle Nissenblatt (above) will explain "WTF is a podcast in 2026". Tickets are available here.
- Aug 27: On August 13, Beehiiv achieved certification with IAB Podcast Measurement Guidelines v2.2. The company's Head of Podcasts, Ainsley Rossitto, appeared on Podcast Super Friends this week to talk more about their push into podcasting; and the company is sending two people to Podcast Movement - Rossitto and Senior Software Engineer Jacob Wolf.
- Aug 26: Podcast Movement NYC's Swapcard is up and running; so if you've already bought your tickets, you'll be able to log in and make connections.
- Aug 25: The full schedule for Podcast Movement NYC has been published on the website. There are announcements still to come for the keynote sessions. We're told that the event will be using Swapcard, as previous years, so you'll have an app to plan it all. Tickets are still available.
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