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
- Sep 7: One of the confirmed keynoters at Podcast Movement NYC is Tom Webster. Here he is at Dallas last year, looking through that year's data. The Podcast Landscape was just awarded the 2025 Content Marketing Institute award for Best Data Storytelling and was one of five international finalists for Best B2B Branded Content Program, cementing this study’s place not only in the world of podcasting but also with marketers and advertisers all over the world.
- Sep 4: In Podcast Movement last year, Competing for Big Shows, Creators, & Audiences Across Media Platforms was an unfiltered and practical discussion between podcast industry leaders about what it really takes to compete for new business.
- Sep 3: The best true crime podcasts include sources inside police and sheriff’s departments, but they’re often reluctant to trust podcasters. During a session at Podcast Movement last year, podcast host Gina Barton and police detective Annie Harrison will discuss how they gained each other’s trust and used the tricks of one another’s trade to conduct more effective interviews.
- Sep 2: Confused by Podcasting 2.0? Daniel J Lewis gave an introduction to the newer features at Podcast Movement last year.
- Sep 1: Transom Story Lab's Transom 25 event is so successful, it's sold out of all-access festival passes, in spite of being up against Podcast Movement this year. The event is in Woods Hole MA, and will feature Ira Glass and Martine Powers, along with Nichole Hill and Al Letson. Some individual tickets are still available if you live locally. (Or even if you don't!).
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