Two three-hour sessions on building a podcast worth listening to. We work out the format and the audience — then we record it in our studios.
HOLDING COPY. Two sessions on the two things that actually decide whether a podcast lasts: a format you can sustain, and a recording setup that does not fight you every week.
HOLDING COPY. Built for people who want the podcast to do a job, not just exist.
HOLDING COPY. Session two is a real recording in a real podcast studio.
HOLDING COPY. You leave with a recorded episode, not a plan to make one.
HOLDING COPY. Anyone starting a podcast from scratch, and anyone with a few episodes out who knows it is not working yet. Founders using a podcast to build a network, and creators building an audience.
HOLDING COPY. One session in the studio should produce the episode, the video and the clips — not three separate jobs.
Where most listening happens
HOLDING COPY. The largest share of UK podcast listening, and the one most likely to surface you to someone new.
Where the committed listeners are
HOLDING COPY. Smaller audience, higher intent, and still the directory most other apps pull from.
Where podcasts get discovered
HOLDING COPY. Video episodes and clips do the discovery work that audio-only cannot.
Where the growth actually comes from
HOLDING COPY. Reels, Shorts and TikTok are what turn one recording into a week of content.
HOLDING COPY. Publishing to every platform is the easy part. Session one decides what the show is actually for, because a podcast without a reason to exist runs out of episodes long before it runs out of listeners.
Three hours at the table, three hours on the studio floor. The gap between them is where the thinking settles.
Three hours · What the show is
HOLDING COPY. The thinking work. We finish with a premise, a format, a guest list and a release plan you can actually keep to.
HOLDING COPY. What the show is about, who it is for, and why anyone would choose it over the other four million podcasts.
HOLDING COPY. Solo, co-hosted or interview. Episode length, running order, and a structure you can repeat without dreading it.
HOLDING COPY. Who to approach, how to ask, and how to prepare so the conversation is worth the listener’s time.
HOLDING COPY. The practical admin: name, cover art, hosting, RSS and getting listed on the directories.
HOLDING COPY. How often you can genuinely publish, and how far ahead to batch so a busy month does not end the show.
Three hours · Making it
HOLDING COPY. The practical half, in the podcast studio. We set up, record a real episode, then cut it and the clips that come off it.
HOLDING COPY. Microphones, levels, headphones and camera positions — and why most home-recorded podcasts sound wrong.
HOLDING COPY. Distance, plosives, and the small habits that separate a listenable episode from a tiring one.
HOLDING COPY. Asking questions that open people up, listening properly, and steering without hijacking.
HOLDING COPY. We record for real, in one of the podcast studios, with the kit and the team.
HOLDING COPY. Cutting the episode, pulling short-form clips, and publishing to the platforms you chose.
Six hours one-to-one means the person teaching it matters more than the syllabus.
Founder, No Name Digital
Jaisin founded No Name Digital and has spent the last several years working with hundreds of business owners across paid social, content and brand — from single-operator consultancies to companies spending five figures a month on ads.
He runs the agency, the studios and the content team from the same North London warehouse the sessions happen in, which means the advice comes from campaigns running this week rather than a course written three years ago.
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“Most founders do not have a content problem. They have a decision problem — they have never decided what they are actually for. Once that is settled, the posting gets easy.”
There is no timetable to fit into. We work around yours.
Tell us roughly where you are and what you want to be known for. A few lines is enough.
Fifteen minutes to check the sessions are actually the right thing for you before you commit.
Monday to Friday, morning or afternoon, usually one to two weeks apart.
Positioning at the table. You leave with the framework and a shot plan for session two.
Sessions run Monday to Friday, morning or afternoon, usually one to two weeks apart. Weekend sessions are subject to availability — ask and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it work.
HOLDING COPY. No. The course works whether you are starting from nothing or have a few episodes out that are not landing.
HOLDING COPY. Bring them. The sessions are one-to-one by default, but a co-hosted show is better planned and recorded together — tell us when you enquire.
HOLDING COPY. Not for the course. Session two uses our studios and kit. We will talk through what to buy if you want to record elsewhere afterwards.
HOLDING COPY. Yes, outright. The recording and the clips are yours to publish however you like.
HOLDING COPY. Yes — podcast editing is a Content service and studio hire is available separately. Neither is assumed, and nothing is held back from the course to create the need.
Two sessions, one-to-one, and you leave with content in hand. Tell us where you are and we will find dates that work.