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I drove across London to the presenter’s house, left a disinfected tape recorder and mic outside, and instructed him how to pad his office with pillows and towels. “When lockdown started we were mid-production on one show. Miron says the old rules of pre-Covid audio casting were swept away as the industry had to cope with the sudden shutdown of societies. In came Zoom calls, pillow bunkers, and check-sheets sent in the mail to guests. Out went face-to-face meetings with clients like the World Bank, EU, and Airbus. spokesman runs a team of producers from his home attic, since lockdown made office life as fashionable as folksiness in a presidential election debate. “Thank goodness for the Internet and digital technology, because if we’d been confronted by this situation 15 years ago my business would have ground to a halt.” Richard Miron says his London-based podcast consultancy Earshot Strategies Ltd has been forced into rapid change by Covid-19. “I drove across London to the presenter’s house, left a disinfected tape recorder and mic outside, and instructed him how to pad his office with pillows and towels.” It’s just another way the industry has learned to adapt. But that situation changed as downloads increased – listener numbers began to surge around domestic chore time and some genres, like wellness and meditation, saw audience traffic spike.Īccording to Triton Digital and Edison Research, US podcast listeners now exceed 100m monthly.Īs the world remains hunkered down, the annual Podcast Movement conference has gone virtual this month, another necessary adaptation as networking remains as essential as ever for the industry.
In the first few months of the pandemic, as people were forced to change habits and cease daily commutes, podcast listenership fell.
Earshot boss is currently in his home studio, recording an interview for the next episode of The Accidental Gardening Podcast! Exciting stuff! /dizEUCDwma- Earshot Strategies May 22, 2020
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