This is where you can listen to the type of podcasts that we can provide for our clients.
Of course, our service is completely bespoke but we wanted to give you some idea about the work we do.
First up is a business podcast called ScaleUp Radio. This is an episode about Lead Generation. We recorded this at a conference venue in Worcestershire, then edited, produced and published it. We worked with Kevin and the team from the beginning to make sure that the format, content, music and images were all right for the client and the intended audience.
With the Always In Season podcast, which we produce on behalf of Liquid PR, we were asked to record a panel episode of the podcast live at Christchurch Food Festival. We helped Liquid with logistics on the day - location, guest timings, background noise etc - and then edited, produced and published the podcast
This next one is from the Be More podcast. Hosted by Heart FM presenter Ed James and Relationship Counsellors Mark & Nicky Taylor, they look at different thoughts and feeling that we all have - and help the audience to understand them better.
We worked with Ed, Mark & Nicky from the very beginning of the podcast; helping them with equipment, the process of remote recording, producing and feeding back on the content, as well as advising them on ways to promote their upcoming book, without it being seen as too much of a hard sell.
This is a panel podcast called A Funny Thing Called Business. We worked with Clare Whalley from Meta4 Business Coaching to record the episodes on location, with four people on the podcast.
We then edit, produce and publish each episode, whilst also helping with marketing and content creation
This episode was a logistical issue - that we enjoyed solving.
Stirkers & Radar - Uncut is hosted by Sarah Stirk and Wayne 'Radar' Riley - presenters on Sky Sports. On this episode, they had the professional golfer Andrew 'Beef' Johnston. The issue was this; Sarah was on zoom in Yorkshire, Wayne was on his mobile in Dubai and Andrew was on his phone in Portugal.
We produced and sat in on the recording session, connected all three so that they could hear one another and respond to one another in real time, then went and edited, produced and published the content - with the client being very happy with the final sound. As were we, considering the parameters we had to work within!
As we've mentioned elsewhere, not everyone makes podcasts to be put out on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. More and more, businesses are using them for training purposes, or to vocalise regular newsletters.
This first one is from Birmingham Children's Hospital Fundraising Team. We have been making their podcast for a couple of years now, and are proud to help out this amazing charity. They use us to create an audio version of their monthly newsletter, giving more people the chance to find out how to raise money for sick kids.
Finally, there is this one from Rolls Royce plc. They came to us as they needed a cost effective way to deliver non-compulsory training to their employees. We quickly delivered this 10-minute podcast, which could be delivered to the right people in the form of an email link.
We could also tell them how many times the podcast had been played and where it had been listened to, due to the analytical data we receive from our hosting site.
MonkeyPants worked with Rolls Royce on the script and wording, then we recorded, edited, produced and uploaded it to our hosting site, meaning that only those with a link could listen to it.
We post it here with their permission
This is just a snapshot of the podcasting service that we provide.
If you want to know more; maybe to discuss how we can help your business get into podcast, click here and get in touch.