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About Companion
Companion is a creator‑first studio and network built for meaningful storytelling across video, audio, and social platforms. We partner with artists, thinkers, and communities elevating the cultural conversation through curiosity, humor, vulnerability, and depth. Our mission is simple: make content that feels human and reminds you: You belong.
Latest news
- Jul 29: Everybody Knows But Me is back a new season. After being named one of Apple Podcasts' Best Podcasts of 2026, Holly Brown's acclaimed dark comedy documentary series, with Next Chapter Podcasts and Companion Arts, returns with an interview-style format: new celebrity guests, unbelievable family stories, and even more sitcom-inspired storytelling.
- Apr 17: Showing Up With Andy Grammer is new this week, in partnership with Companion. It's a weekly longform series where Andy has honest conversations about what it means to show up, then writes and performs a bespoke song honoring a listener-nominated person live on set.
- Feb 10: Podcast Movement Evolutions has announced an evening of live performances and storytelling from Companion Podcasts, with live performances and reflective storytelling including Andy Grammer and Maya Hawke. The event is Mar 13-15 in Austin TX; tickets are free with pre-registration.
- Dec 5, 2025:
Thank you to Companion for becoming our latest supporter. Companion is a new consumer-facing media company from Companion Arts, the studio behind Soul Boom with Rainn Wilson. The General Manager is AJ Feliciano, who joined in May - and who’s been a long supporter of ours. Companies like Companion keep Podnews free for everyone, and we’re really grateful to them for their support. You can support Podnews here.
- Jan 12, 2024: Gun and Wand: The Official Companion Podcast is a brand new comedy interview podcast, covering the new gangster-fantasy TV drama, Gun and Wand. Co-host Alfie Packham told us: “I don’t think that the TV show has had enough publicity. This is partly because it doesn’t exist - but why should that be a barrier?”
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