How did the Podcast Studio Glasgow’s co-found get started in podcasting? Here’s a dive into his history, and the early days of podcasting in the UK.

One professional transcript can turn a single podcast episode into a month’s worth of SEO-friendly content, wider reach, and real business growth.

The argument is growing for corporate and business podcasts to add a video component to their production workflow. An argument backed up by data.

Thinking of launching a business podcast? In the first episode of The PR Podcast Edge, Mark Hunter and Lindsay Reid share the 5 essential steps to get it right from day one.

The podcasts that build loyal audiences aren't always the best ones; they're the ones that never stopped.

Stop chasing quick video hits when you’re podcast’s audio is leaving your audience cold.

If you've been thinking about starting a podcast for your business but aren't sure where to begin, Mark and Lindsay cut straight to what actually matters.

Short-form clips won't grow your podcast if you're using them wrong.

Broadening your podcast to grow faster is the wrong move. Here's why.

The Scottish clan system and the modern business podcast have more in common than you'd think, and understanding why could change how you think about every episode you make.

Scotland now has more quality football podcasts than ever, here's who's worth listening to, what makes each one worth your time, and where to find them.

Going viral is a weather event, it happens to you, you can't manufacture it, and the moment you start optimising for it, you start destroying the thing that actually builds a business.

Mark Hunter has been podcasting since 2005 — here's what two decades in the medium has taught him about where it's going next.

Nobody accidentally subscribes to a podcast, and that single fact tells you everything about the kind of audience a show can build.

Before you give up on your podcast because the numbers look small, ask yourself this: when was the last time 47 people gave you 45 minutes of their undivided attention?

In 2005, you needed a degree in tech to start a podcast. In 2026, you just need something worth saying.

The content question stops more accountancy firms from starting than anything else — here's why it's easier to answer than you think.

When every firm on the high street sounds the same, the one with a consistent, public body of thinking stands apart in a way that no website redesign can replicate.

Not sure what a law firm podcast should cover? Here's a practical content framework for Glasgow solicitors, with episode ideas that actually attract the right clients.

In a year where consistency, repurposing, and measurable podcast ROI define success, Glasgow agencies can scale effortlessly by partnering with Podcast Studio Glasgow as their behind-the-scenes production arm.