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The Podcast Show London 2026: What Every Podcaster Needs to Know

I was a keynote speaker at The Podcast Show London 2026, here's everything that mattered. A comprehensive debrief of The Podcast Show London highlighting industry trends, key insights, and practical tips for podcasters at all stages. If you’re new to podcasting or a seasoned professional, one keyword dominated conversations…video, echoed throughout the show by researchers, analysts and hosting platforms. How to monetise and protect your IP, human touch and what the future looks like in the age of AI also provided key takeaways.    What I truly believe The Podcast Show got right is bringing a host of individuals together in one space, deliberating on ideas through shared understanding. Podcasting is global, but still relatively new as an industry, with many of us moving towards collaborative efforts to enhance brand strategy and strengthen partnerships.   Takeaways Video is increasingly important for discovery and engagement - no longer an afterthought.  Storytelling remains central to effective podcasting, taking listeners on the journey with you.  Networking and community are vital for growth and opportunities. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast Show Debrief 03:01 Key Themes and Trends in Podcasting 05:53 Community and Networking in Podcasting 08:48 Monetisation and Protecting Your Podcast 12:00 Interactive Session Insights and Future Plans Resources The Podcast Show London - https://www.thepodcastshowlondon.com/talking-podcasts-1-stage London PodFest - https://www.instagram.com/londonpodfest/ Podcast Movement - https://2026.podcastmovement.com British Podcast Awards - https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/homepage2025

Host: Podcast Production

Behind every podcast episode is far more than a microphone and a conversation. This week at The Podcast Show London reinforced just how much creators are carrying behind the scenes: - Production, - Outreach, - Networking. Podcasting is no longer just content creation. It’s storytelling, business, community and human connection all existing at once. The future of podcasting belongs to creators who understand not only how to produce content, but how to build trust, connection and sustainable ecosystems around what they create.

Host: Human ROI & Creativity

Take A Chance host Alexandra is heading to The Podcast Show London this week but not before sharing a bite size look into her mission! “Dream Big: How To Build & Scale Without Waiting For Permission”  The roadmap to podcasting is clear, it takes hard work and determination to build and sustain growth in today’s creative economy: discipline meets action, powered by human connection.  The talk explores:  1. Reframing creative ambition  2. Understanding how Human ROI fits within existing AI strategies  3. Mission and goal alignment  4. Building a strong personal brand as a creative  Alexandra bridges the gap between human performance and digital transformation, helping companies and creatives navigate Human-Focused ROI in the age of AI.  Looking forward to seeing some of you there! 🎙️ https://www.thepodcastshowlondon.com/talking-podcasts-2/dream-big-leading-courage-without-waiting-permission

Host: Overcoming Limiting Beliefs When Building

Alexandra's episode with the Boldly Ambitious podcast is out now. A time of self-reflection and discovery🎙️ Sharing her story building the Take A Chance podcast and overcoming limiting beliefs to doing the inner work, creating space for huge success! Tune in 🎧 https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Ij3lJFGH9fnPDc2B7TrDs?si=PbISGya_SZe4RYHLlMZRnA [https://www.linkedin.com/safety/go/?url=https%3A%2F%2Flnkd%2Ein%2Fe4XWV-p2&urlhash=hCGS&mt=0HY1CsT0dU94tEFZG-QRrYq7DD1UavImSD6yhBdGLy0Uec1qHD4f6CVjcMJGztTtyQae45SLr-olEob3ibE0ll-sIsJNAf3p_th6QumZ9k4fffWF63ywDnyESg&isSdui=true]

The Future of Creative Work: AI-Driven World

Marketing and advertising is evolving, focusing on exposure and exploration. Abnia Loriston from Creative Ladder explores the future of creativity, community, storytelling and human connection as industries rapidly evolve through technology and AI. We discuss: • Why community matters more than ever • The rise of portfolio careers and future-forward creative pathways • Technology, adaptability and human-centred leadership • Finding your voice through storytelling • Understanding your own perspective and point of view in a crowded digital world One of the strongest themes is the importance of helping emerging creatives feel seen, connected and equipped to navigate industries that are changing faster than ever before.