Podcasting Case Studies
Top fitness podcast climbs the charts
Learn how fitness blogger Aisha Zaza grew her podcast to over 1 million downloads and propelled her show to the top of Apple and Spotify's podcast charts.
A podcast for freelance writers
What is the best hosting site for podcasts? Some beginner podcasters choose free hosting, but Kaleigh Moore and Emma Siemasko chose Transistor.
Church podcast hosting
Starting a podcast for your church is easy with Transistor. You'll have the ability to publish multiple series (sermons, small group announcements, workshops, and seminars).
Education podcasts
There are a variety of podcasts in the education field hosted on Transistor. This includes language courses, teacher training, K-12 and college student podcasts, and EdTech podcasts.
Ali Abdaal's podcast: Deep Dive
Youtube influencer Ali Abdaal decided to use Transistor for his new podcast: Deep Dive. Here's how he planned his launch.
Julian Shapiro & Courtland Allen's podcast: Brains
Most podcasts are dry interviews, Julian and Courtland do things differently on the Brains podcast. They host lively dinner conversations with the smartest minds on the Internet.
The NHL's Vegas Golden Knights podcast
The official podcast of the Vegas Golden Knights is Sheriff, Lawless and Some Guy Named Dave. It's a well-produced hockey show, hosted by Shane Hnidy, Gary Lawless, Dave Goucher and Dan D'Uva.
The Indie Hackers podcast
Courtland Allen interviews startup founders on every podcast episode: "Raw conversations with the founders behind profitable online businesses.
The U.S. Dept of Veteran Affairs
Veteran Affairs was looking for podcast hosting based in the United States. Their show focuses on "coverage of health care, education benefits, VA careers, homelessness, recovery, mental health and messages from the Secretary."
Alexis Ohanian's podcast: Business Dad
In his podcast, Alexis Ohanian (co-founder of Reddit) has candid conversations about what it means to be a father in today’s world and how they balance their careers and family.
Podia's podcast for creators
The Podia team is doing their podcast right: they hired an experienced producer, who helped them craft a show that breaks the "branded content" mould.
Fathom Analytics: Paul Jarvis and Jack Ellis
Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis are the founders of Fathom Analytics. Paul's recent book, Company of One, was voted one of the best business and leadership books of 2019 by Amazon.
State of Wisconsin: Dept of Natural Resources
The State of Wisconsin wanted to produce a podcast focused on the outdoors. It doesn’t matter if you live to hunt and fish, watch birds, love camping, or you're someone who likes to get outdoors for a walk every once in a while, there's something here for everyone.
Taylor Otwell's Laravel podcast
Laravel is one of the most popular programming frameworks in the world. Its creator, Taylor, does a regular podcast where he gives PHP developers updates on the framework, shares what he's working on, and delves into questions posed on Twitter.
Conni Biesalski's podcast
Conni's podcast focuses on doing work that matters. She explores how listeners can create a meaningful life, through solo episodes, and the occasional interview with inspiring creators.
Kickstarter's games podcast
This is a lighthearted interview show brought to you by the Kickstarter Games Team: Anya, Luke, and Trin. In each episode, they attempt to make two games industry personalities become friends in under an hour!
Upside: Jay Clouse and Eric Hornung
Named a top 27 business podcast by Fortune Magazine, upside examines startup investing outside of Silicon Valley.