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
- Jun 10: Tickets for Podcast Movement 2026 in NYC are now on sale. The event has also published its speaker selection process, and session submissions are also open today. We're promised live podcast recordings each evening.
- Jun 1: People are always trying to tell us what makes a hit podcast. But if you trusted your ears and your gut, you probably made a better show than the companies that spent millions of dollars on celebrity talent and marketing budgets. Eric Silver & Amanda McLoughlin, co-founders of Multitude, spoke at Podcast Movement in 2024 to highlight how to bring in devoted audiences.
- Apr 10: Exclusive: We reported on the upcoming Podcast Movement NYC in February; but today, in an interview in the Podnews Weekly Review with Bryan Barletta, we discover the pricing for tickets, and more detail about the week-long flagship event.
- Mar 26: Videos from Podcast Movement Evolutions at SXSW are now available, free for everyone, on YouTube The event contained quick-fire ten-minute talks as well as longer sessions; there are 25 sessions from the event earlier this month.
- Mar 19:
Ausha’s Odile Beniflah writes about her experiences at Podcast Movement Evolutions at SXSW. The new format “worked beautifully”, she said. Meanwhile, Greg Wasserman from RSS
.com also wrote his reflections , highlighting the two generations of media creators who attended the event.
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