The bureau that books the mics worth being on.
A podcast booking studio for nominated guests. We pitch the shows, lock the dates, and produce the tour. You bring the idea worth spreading.
One rolodex. Three ways into the right podcasts.
Book a Guest Spot
One-off placement on the show whose audience fits your idea. We pitch, brief, and confirm — you just show up to record.
Run a Podcast Tour
8–20 podcasts over 60 days, sequenced for momentum. Built around a book, launch, raise, or campaign.
Launch Your Show
Member-hosted, studio-produced. You bring the point of view — production, distribution, and guest bookings are ours.
The guests hosts actually want on the mic.
Aaron Bare
AI Business Architect · Bestselling Author
Forbes Shannon
Executive Producer · Media Coach
Christine Butler
Editor in Chief · Narrative Strategist
AJ Garboski
The Resilient Climber · Mental Health Advocate
Shows that carry your story further than any press release.
The Extraordinary Podcast
Hosted by Aaron Bare · Weekly
Long-form conversations on the future of work, business, and consciousness in an age of exponential change.
The Studio
Hosted by Forbes Shannon · Bi-weekly
Inside the craft of telling stories that travel — with the operators, producers, and writers shaping modern media.
The Writers Room
Hosted by Christine Butler · Monthly
Books, essays, and points of view in progress. A workshop disguised as a podcast.
Ember
Hosted by Mara Kim · Weekly
Climate tech without the doom — the founders, scientists, and capital actually moving atoms.
Most agencies cold-pitch hosts. We are the rolodex.
Tell us the idea.
The book, the launch, the thesis. We map it to the shows whose audience already cares.
We pitch the hosts.
Warm intros, not cold inboxes. Producers brief every match before a date is set.
You record. It travels.
Booked, briefed, edited into clips. The episode shows up everywhere your audience already listens.
"The size of your idea is measured by the shows willing to carry it."
Let's get your idea on the right podcasts.
Tell us the idea and the audience you're trying to reach. The bureau goes to work.