Explore the art of podcasting, storytelling, and engaging audiences.
In today's digital landscape, podcast speakers represent a powerful new category of thought leaders who have built substantial audiences through authentic storytelling and specialised expertise. These individuals have cultivated loyal followings by consistently delivering valuable content, developing their unique voice, and establishing credibility in ways traditional media cannot match. For businesses facing rapid technological change, evolving workplace dynamics, and shifting consumer behaviours, podcast hosts offer particularly relevant perspectives—having already mastered digital engagement, community building, and the art of translating complex ideas into accessible insights.
The calibre of available podcast speakers spans impressive breadth—from former BBC journalists like Emily Maitlis and Louis Theroux to entrepreneurs such as Steven Bartlett (Diary of a CEO) and Jamie Laing (Private Parts). Many bring dual credentials: Claer Barrett combines her role as Financial Times consumer editor with hosting the popular Money Clinic podcast; Dr Laurie Santos applies her Yale psychology professorship to practical happiness research on The Happiness Lab; whilst Fearne Cotton translates her broadcasting career into mental health advocacy through Happy Place. Business leaders find particular value in speakers like Scott Galloway (Prof G Pod), whose market analyses blend academic rigour with entrepreneurial experience, or Anne Boden, who shares fintech disruption insights from founding Starling Bank. These speakers don't merely entertain—they influence significant professional communities.
Organisations booking podcast speakers gain several distinct advantages. Rather than theoretical concepts, these speakers deliver battle-tested insights refined through hundreds of conversations with industry leaders and audience feedback. Their content creation experience ensures presentations rich with memorable stories and frameworks that resonate long after events conclude. Many bring built-in promotional value, potentially sharing event experiences with their established audiences. Most importantly, podcast hosts excel at translating complex topics—from AI ethics to workplace wellbeing—into actionable strategies that organisations can implement immediately, having perfected this skill through their regular content creation.
Flexible engagement formats include:
• Keynote presentations tailored to industry challenges
• Fireside chats or moderated Q&A sessions
• Interactive workshops developing specific skills
• Panel discussions bringing multiple podcast perspectives
• Virtual sessions with global reach
• Content creation partnerships extending beyond the event
To secure the perfect podcast speaker for your next event, contact our specialist team who can provide tailored recommendations based on your specific objectives, audience, and budget. With direct access to thousands of speakers across diverse industries, we can quickly identify which voices will resonate most powerfully with your organisation. Don't miss the opportunity to bring these influential voices to your audience—reach out today for a complimentary consultation to discuss how podcast speakers can deliver exceptional value at your next corporate gathering.
FAQs
Can I book a podcaster to speak at my event?
Yes! PepTalk connects you with influential podcast speakers like Steven Bartlett, Emily Maitlis, and Fearne Cotton for keynotes, workshops, and fireside chats. Contact our specialist team for tailored recommendations matching your event objectives.
What exactly is a podcast?
A podcast is a digital audio or video series available for streaming or download, covering diverse topics where speakers build audiences through authentic storytelling and specialized expertise.
Why book a an expert speaker for Podcast?
Booking an expert speaker for your podcast elevates content quality, attracts larger audiences, and provides credible insights on specialized topics. PepTalk's podcast speakers share expertise on storytelling, audience engagement, and monetization strategies, helping you discover the power of podcasting.
How far in advance should we book a speaker for Podcast?
Book podcast speakers 3-6 months in advance for optimal availability, especially for high-profile hosts like Steven Bartlett or Emily Maitlis. Popular speakers fill calendars quickly. For flexibility with virtual sessions or lesser-known podcasters, 6-8 weeks may suffice. Early booking ensures tailored keynotes, fireside chats, or workshops aligned with your event objectives.
Can podcast speakers tailor their talk to our company goals?
Yes, the speaker can tailor their talk to align with your company's podcast goals. PepTalk speakers customize presentations to match your specific objectives, audience, and format requirements. Whether virtual or in-person, content is adapted to deliver maximum relevance and impact for your podcast initiative.
What happens after we request a quote for Podcast speakers?
After requesting a quote for podcast speakers from PepTalk, our specialist team provides tailored recommendations based on your objectives, audience, and budget. We leverage direct access to thousands of influential podcast speakers across diverse industries to identify the perfect match for your event, delivering a complimentary consultation quickly.
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