YAP Media
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Award-Winning Social Media & Podcast Network
Website: yapmedia.com
About YAP Media
YAP Media Network represents leading shows across business, self-improvement, health, and wellness — including Young and Profiting with Hala Taha, Goal Digger with Jenna Kutcher, The Dr. Leaf Show, and more. The network is built around trusted voices and high-performing audiences, delivering 360° campaigns across audio, video, social, newsletters, live events, and custom branded content.
Latest news
- Jun 17: After YAP Media signed his show, The Next Big Idea, last October, Caleb Bissinger has joined the company, as VP of Production and Operations. He will serve as executive producer across the network’s slate and drive its growth strategy. He joins from Next Big Idea Club and Wondery.
- Oct 1, 2025: YAP Media has signed Rufus Griscom and Caleb Bissinger’s The Next Big Idea and The Next Big Idea Daily. The podcasts move from the LinkedIn Podcast Network, which has closed. (LinkedIn sent us a “clarifying” email when we said this in August; but while it still works with creators in other ways, a spokesperson confirmed that it had indeed closed its podcast network.)
- Aug 6, 2025: Love, Happiness and Success with Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby has joined the YAP Media Podcast Network. The show claims over 100,000 monthly downloads, and helps listeners create meaningful change in their relationships, careers, and emotional well-being.
- Jun 16, 2025: Hosted by LA-based best friends Krista Williams and Lindsey Simcik, Almost 30 is brand new to the YAP Media Network - the chart-topping, soul-nourishing, conversation-sparking podcast that’s captured the hearts (and minds) of millions. With 800+ episodes, 120M+ downloads, and a fiercely loyal community, this podcast has become a mainstay in the lives of late 20s and 30s female listeners navigating growth, purpose, and everything in between. YAP Media is representing the show from today.
- Feb 7, 2025: Lori Harder’s Earn Your Happy, signed by YAP Media in July, charges guests $10,000 to appear on an episode, according to the podcast’s submission form. Not that you’d know that the guests are paying anything: we can’t find an example of listeners being told, either in the audio or in the episode notes. YAP Media didn’t return an email asking for comment.
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