100 Mid-Sized Thought Leadership Podcasts Seeking Influential Guests

● Has guests

● Verified

Hollywood IQ appears to offer PR-friendly access to education-focused professionals within the film/TV space. The show favors subject-matter experts (e.g., educators and workforce development leaders) over celebrities, making it a strong channel for education- or nonprofit-aligned storytelling and partnerships. Booking opportunities seem strongest with educators, program leads, and nonprofit partners aiming to bridge education and industry.

● Has guests

● Verified

A sports analytics-focused interview podcast with high-profile guests from football analytics, journalism, and sports media. It targets an audience of sports tech, analytics, and football decision-makers, offering PR-friendly opportunities through expert conversations and credible, data-driven storytelling.

● Has guests

● Verified

Out of Focus features intimate, faith-centered conversations with real people who share transformative life stories. For PR, the show offers access to a Christian-leaning audience through guests with compelling redemption and leadership perspectives; booking appears feasible via the host's contact and the show's creator-owned setup, with a focus on personal growth, marriage, and ministry topics.

● Has guests

● Verified

Pod and Country features credible guests connected to UU leadership, civil rights, and immigration law, offering PR-friendly authority and human-interest angles. Booking value comes from guest credentials (professors, ministers, activists) and season-long credibility; expect steady opportunities but moderate-difficulty outreach to mid/high-profile guests.

● Has guests

● Verified

RoguePod LiteCast targets roguelite gamers with weekly episodes that feature indie devs and podcasters as guests. For PR, it offers access to a niche, highly engaged roguelite audience and opportunities to position guest experts as thought leaders in the indie/developer space. Typical guests are game directors or indie media hosts, with booking described as moderate in difficulty.

● Has guests

● Verified

Two Guys On A Porch offers long-form, relaxed interviews with high-profile figures in bourbon, sports leadership, and spirits. For PR pros, the show provides authentic storytelling, product-name integrations within episodes, and access to a male-dominated, luxury-lifestyle audience. Booking is feasible for industry leaders who can speak to brand, craft, and leadership narratives, though high-profile guests may require persistence and credibility-building cues from the hosts.

● Has guests

● Verified

A niche, education-driven music-history interview show hosted by Katherine Rye Jewell. It features university-level historians and scholars discussing historical listening practices and cultural production, offering PR-friendly angles around books, public history, and archival curation. Booking value comes from access to credible academics and authors with public-facing work; expect moderate competition and scheduling considerations.

● Has guests

● Verified

Lighthearted, interview-friendly show with recurring hosts Frankie and Kittie. It features accessible, pet-themed banter and occasional guest appearances, offering PR-friendly guest opportunities and easy cross-promotion with a playful audience.

● Has guests

● Verified

Biweekly, interview-driven SF/fantasy book-club podcast featuring critics and authors. Strong booking value for PR pros seeking credible, in-depth conversations with established voices, particularly for niche genre titles; guest credentials are solid, but the cadence and niche focus mean high relevance to targeted audiences and slower, high-quality exposure rather than mass reach.

● Has guests

● Verified

Shows like Unravelling offer in-depth, interview-driven conversations with clinicians, researchers, and public figures on mental health and related social topics. For PR, this means strong opportunities to connect with experts, thought leaders, and high-visibility guests; booking tends toward academic/clinical professionals with occasional celebrity guests, so tailor pitches to credentialed guests and compelling story angles.

● Has guests

● Verified

Love and Fly Sh*t features high-profile guests in relationship and personal-growth topics, offering PR value for brands targeting millennial couples and thought-leaders. The show leans into candid conversations with notable guests, creating strong interview opportunities, especially for relationship experts, coaches, and lifestyle brands. Booking leverage comes from the hosts' relatability, varied guest list, and multi-platform presence (podcast, YouTube, social).

● Has guests

● Verified

A niche, long-form interview show anchored by a trio of hosts, highlighting craft-driven guests from architects to master carvers and guild leaders. It offers deep dives into technique, education, and industry lineage, with strong potential for PR if you can align a guest’s expertise with craft, design, and cultural heritage.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Privacy Insider showcases high-profile privacy, law, and cybersecurity leaders, making it a strong venue for thought-leadership placements. With credentialed guests from academia, industry, and advocacy, it attracts policy-minded and enterprise audiences. Booking tends to target senior experts and recognizable figures, indicating high outreach effort but valuable PR upside for brands aligned with data privacy and AI.

● Has guests

● Verified

Made to Manifest centers on spirituality and self-improvement with occasional guest interviews. The show has featured at least one high-profile external guest (Charlie Kirk), indicating it can attract notable figures, but guest slots appear limited and competitive. This offers PR opportunities for public figures aligned with wellness, mindset, and thought leadership audiences.

● Has guests

● Verified

Prep Comms targets ham radio and emergency communications enthusiasts with practical, gear-focused episodes and occasional guest interviews. The show’s niche, credibility-driven content makes it valuable for PRs seeking authentic technical expertise and crisis-communications storytelling, though the guest slate is limited. Booking tends to favor seasoned hobbyists and emergency-communication experts, with a moderate level of difficulty.

● Has guests

● Verified

Beerocracy! is a weekly, interview-driven political show hosted by Emily Gross that brings policy and public-interest experts to a beer-friendly conversation. It’s a strong platform for PR pros to position clients as policy thought leaders to an engaged, policy-conscious audience.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR pros can leverage Punk Rock Safety for candid, credentialed safety-focused interviews with practitioners in high-risk fields. With guests like James Kolozsi and Ian Madison, the show delivers authentic, actionable context for safety leadership and organizational resilience, useful for risk, ops, and corporate comms outreach.

● Has guests

● Verified

Science-forward animal podcast with credentialed guests. Strong PR value for booking researchers and science communicators; guests tend to be experienced in fieldwork or authorship, with moderate booking difficulty.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Sequoia Breeze is anchored by host Rebecca LaSavio and features external experts and advocates in homeschooling, curriculum, and policy. For PR, it offers access to a highly engaged homeschooling family audience and policy-savvy educators; guests with practical experience in curriculum, advocacy, and events are a good fit. Booking opportunities skew toward education, community, and policy interlocutors, with a moderate-to-accessible level of difficulty due to domain specificity.

● Has guests

● Verified

GoTennis! features external experts (athletes, coaches, authors) discussing tennis and personal development. For PR, target guests with credible sports or thought-leader credentials; bookings appear feasible for mid/high-profile experts, with strong cross-promo potential given the show’s sports-leaning audience.

● Has guests

● Verified

Bible Mysteries targets a faith-focused audience with niche theology discussions and occasional external guest interviews. Its guest slate (e.g., Episode 255 with Jeff Dodson) shows opportunities for religious authors, ministers, and theologians, but bookings are selective and aligned with ministry credentials.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Birth Geeks targets perinatal professionals and parents with credentialed, policy- and practice-focused conversations. It regularly books MDs, CNMs, doulas, researchers, and authors, offering credible, newsworthy angles for PR—from clinical insights to global maternal health contexts. Booking probability is moderate, driven by the guests’ professional schedules and their ability to speak to timely childbirth topics.

● Has guests

● Verified

The show offers PR opportunities by featuring investigators and researchers discussing missing persons and cold cases, with guests like Ed Dentzel and Traci Hohenstein and cross-podcast collaborations. Booking is plausible for experts in true crime, investigation, or journalism, with moderate effort to secure guests who bring credibility to case discussions.

● Has guests

● Verified

Bucco Bantr is an interview-driven Pirates baseball podcast with regular guest spotlights on prospects and beat reporters. The recurring Dahn on the Farm series features in-depth conversations that appeal to hardcore Pirates fans and industry followers, making it attractive for PR looking to place athletes or baseball reporters. Booking tends to target rising players and reporters, suggesting moderate difficulty and clear paid-advertising opportunities.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Third Rail with Natureboy hosts provocative, unscripted conversations with guests ranging from authors to investigators and media figures. It attracts niche, conspiracy-leaning and culture-forward audiences, offering PR value through expert commentary and controversial topics. Booking opportunities hinge on guests with credibility in politics, investigation, or education, with a tendency toward high-engagement, opinionated discussions.

● Has guests

● Verified

Front Porch Chats offers PR-friendly access to local leaders in energy, education, and community development. The show is a strong venue for highlighting CSR initiatives, grant programs, STEM education, and renewable energy applications in Georgia, with recurring guest profiles that help validate credibility and relevance for local audiences. Booking tends to hinge on local relationships and program announcements, suggesting a moderately accessible opportunity for practitioners.

● Has guests

● Verified

Niche, expert-led RPG podcast with credible guest interviews (notable designers and editors) delivered in a consistent consultation format. Ideal for PR targeting horror RPG designers, editors, and thought leaders; opportunities exist to position guests as authorities on scenario design, publishing, and GMing approaches.

● Has guests

● Verified

Create-Today with Beth Buffington is a largely solo creativity/well-being show with occasional external guests (Lisa Murphy and Drew Jones Marquez). For PR, booking opportunities center on creativity, health, aging, and music, with guests who offer practical expertise and relatable stories; guest slots appear moderately feasible to secure given the guest profiles.

● Has guests

● Verified

TOE features deep-dive conversations with world-class scientists and thinkers; ideal for thought leadership, research visibility, and educational positioning.PR success hinges on guest pedigree, topic relevance, and the host’s rigorous interviewing style; booking difficulty is moderate to high given the prominence of guests.

● Has guests

● Verified

Uncultured is a Nigeria-focused culture/history podcast that features interviews with writers, artists, and culture leaders. It offers PR-friendly guest archetypes (culture experts, filmmakers, musicians) and a credible platform to reach Nigerian and diaspora audiences; booking typically involves outreach to seasoned professionals and culture-focused creators.

● Has guests

● Verified

Gurus & Game Changers features interview-driven conversations with high-visibility and mission-driven guests, delivering clear, actionable takeaways on leadership, resilience, and social impact. For PR, the show offers access to credible experts and advocates with compelling personal narratives and ample media traction, plus potential cross-promo with their organizations and books.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Game Table Podcast is a niche board-game review show with a small, consistent host duo and occasional external guests. PR opportunities exist with tabletop publishers, family-friendly brands, and game creators, especially around review copies and partner promotions. Booking is moderate in difficulty due to its indie size and a single clear external guest (Sarah) in Episode 7.

● Has guests

● Verified

Redeeming Missions showcases field leaders from Every Home in Africa and beyond, offering real-world insights on discipleship, ministry leadership, and operating under pressure. For PR pros, the show provides credible, mission-aligned narratives with regional credibility and compelling human-interest stories; booking requires navigating availability and, in some cases, security considerations, but the guest pool is strong for faith-based and development storytelling.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Gearbox Podcast features interviews with shop owners, coaches, and tech leaders focused on leadership, operations, and profitability in auto repair. It provides PR-ready angles on growth, hiring, and AI-driven optimization for an audience of independent shop owners and industry professionals.

● Has guests

● Verified

Riff Worship is a weekly, interview-driven metal podcast that mocks up deep-dives into classic albums with guest musicians and industry figures. It's a strong outlet for PR to connect with dedicated metal fans, offering long-form discussions and cross-promotion across bands and crew.

● Has guests

● Verified

Valuable for faith-based audiences; the show features ministry leaders and gospel voices in interview format, covering deliverance, spiritual warfare, and kingdom topics. It provides direct access to an engaged Christian listener base, with potential cross-promotion and guest-driven exposure. Booking value increases when guest credentials align with the host’s ministry and topic angles.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR-friendly outdoor show with region-specific hunting/fishing experts. Strong fit for brands in outdoor gear, conservation education, and regional tourism; booking opportunities hinge on aligning with FWP-led topics and outdoor demographics. Expect moderate difficulty due to guest expertise and scheduling.

● Has guests

● Verified

This Real Talk podcast features high-profile real estate leaders sharing market opinions, career highlights, and guidance for newcomers. For PR, it affords access to executives with proven dealmaking credentials in capital markets and asset management; use guest slots to validate client expertise and secure third-party coverage. Booking is most effective with demonstrated real estate transaction experience and public industry visibility.

● Has guests

● Verified

Not Just War Stories features credibility-rich interviews with military veterans, operators, authors, and veterans advocates. For PR pros, it offers access to high-profile storytelling guests for book promotions, thought leadership, and veteran-focused campaigns; expect niche, communication-sensitive booking with moderate to high competition.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Thinnest Veil features intimate, guest-driven conversations on spirituality, leadership, and healing led by Dr. Melissa Bird. It offers PR opportunities targeting spirituality, wellness, and women-led leadership; guests typically have credible credentials and notable achievements, with booking considered moderate in difficulty.

● Has guests

● Verified

A practical UX research-focused interview show featuring senior researchers and product leaders. Ideal for PR to secure thought-leader slots, execute case-study style placements, and align sponsorships with AI, research, and product strategy.

● Has guests

● Verified

Niche Jewish scholarship podcast featuring host Rabbi Dr. Eliezer Brodt with external scholarly guests. Episodes with guests (e.g., Dr. Steven Weiss in Pirkei Avos; R. Yehoshua Heller in Orchos Yosher) indicate authority and book-focused discussions ideal for authors and rabbis seeking visibility among Torah learners.

● Has guests

● Verified

EMDR Chat offers PR opportunities with a focused clinician audience and regular external guest interviews by EMDRIA-certified therapists, trainers, and researchers. This makes it valuable for mental-health brands seeking thought leadership initiatives; booking opportunities exist but require coordination with busy specialists, giving a moderate booking difficulty.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Insuring Cyber Podcast regularly features senior insurance and AI/insurtech experts, offering practical guest perspectives on cyber risk, AI-driven claims, and regulatory policy. For PR, it provides access to C-suite and senior leaders shaping cyber insurance and AI strategy; booking opportunities exist with identified industry leaders who regularly speak on risk and regulation.

● Has guests

● Verified

Niche, nostalgia-driven music/pop-culture podcast with infrequent external guests. PR opportunities exist mainly via guest-focused episodes and niche music historians; current data shows limited guest rotation and no visible paid placements, so pitching should target niche music/pop-culture experts and potential pop-culture historians.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR opportunities arise from credible employment-law experts and risk-management discussions. The show consistently features high-quality guests and practical policy takeaways, making it attractive for corporate HR, legal, and risk-audit outreach. Booking depends on guest prominence and availability; associates and mid-to-senior professionals are more accessible than top executives.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Gamma Analysis offers long-form Hulk-centric entertainment with recurring external guests (Keith, Tyler, Crowley, KevinTheTimeGeek86). It provides a clear PR angle: niche pop-culture access, experienced interviewees, and cross-promotion via guests and host network. Booking value is solid for mid-tier film/TV insiders and creators; expect moderate difficulty but attainable access given the niche audience and established guest roster.

● Has guests

● Verified

No Regrets Leadership Podcast interviews male church leaders and authors on leadership, discipleship, and discipleship-driven ministry. PR opportunities center on highly credible faith-based thought leaders and practical ministry insights; guest credentials are typically pastors, authors, missionaries, or ministry executives, with moderate booking difficulty.

● Has guests

● Verified

Tell Me About Your Mother features a psychotherapy duo hosting in-depth clinical conversations. External guest opportunities exist (e.g., Sandra Killebrew on high-conflict couples therapy), offering credibility with clinicians, parents, and mental-health professionals; ideal for guest experts with strong clinical credentials. PR pitches should emphasize established practice, board involvement, and real-world therapy insights to appeal to the show's audience.

● Has guests

● Verified

A practitioner-focused podcast about building visible voices in podcasting, with episodes featuring experienced podcasters and instructors who share actionable advice on voice, interviewing, community, and monetization. PR opportunities exist to book guests who are podcasting and media professionals, brand builders, or Canadian podcasters. Booking tends to target mid-career experts rather than celebrities, with moderate difficulty depending on topic alignment and guest availability.

● Has guests

● Verified

The show features real-world professionals sharing human-centered stories on leadership, inclusion, and authentic connection. It presents accessible guests with practical insights, making it attractive for PR aiming at thought leadership, DEI, and community-building angles. Booking is feasible for mid-to-senior practitioners who offer relatable, impact-focused narratives.

● Has guests

● Verified

Treg Talks targets faith-based listeners with life-lesson storytelling and mentorship themes. Booking value centers on faith and leadership conversations, but guest opportunities appear limited and irregular; Episode 1 explicitly features interns as guests, suggesting entry-level interview angles rather than high-profile PR opportunities.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Tom Dupree Show targets retirement-focused investors with credible financial experts. Booking external guests like Mike Johnson can place brands in front of a finance-savvy audience; episodes with guests center on practical investing insights and retirement strategy, offering solid PR opportunities for financial services or fintech brands.

● Has guests

● Verified

Resolutions features ADR professionals, authors, and policy experts in in‑depth conversations. The guest roster—ranging from diplomats to practitioners and academics—provides strong thought-leadership hooks for PR, with clear opportunities to align messaging around mediation, negotiation skills, and organizational dispute resolution. Booking is strongest for mid-to-senior ADR professionals and authors; expect longer lead times for top-tier figures.

● Has guests

● Verified

Punching Out is a weekly current-events show on WAYO 104.3 with rotating external guests who are academics, policy experts, and culture thinkers. For PR, it’s valuable for credible experts with local impact and clear topic fit; pitch guests who can discuss policy, society, and workplace culture in concise segments. Booking tends toward moderate difficulty, with emphasis on solid credentials and prepare-to-talk-on-air ability.

● Has guests

● Verified

Amateur Activist features host Isabela Herrera interviewing scholars, clinicians, and authors on faith, gender, and social issues. It offers PR opportunities for experts in theology, health, and activism to reach an engaged audience through in-depth conversations.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR value: The Atlanta Opera Podcast features external performing-arts guests who bring credible expertise and audience reach, with formats that mix short insight segments and performer interviews. Booking opportunities align with opera, theatre, education, and culture brands; guests tend to be credible professionals with a mix of rising and established profiles, typically with moderate booking difficulty.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Academic Life podcast offersExpertly framed conversations with scholars and practitioners about publishing, editing, and leadership in academia. For PR, it provides accessible, credentialed guests with cross-platform visibility, and a clear path to thought leadership features. Booking opportunities exist for authors, editors, and higher-ed leaders who can speak to scholarly communication and institutional change.

● Has guests

● Verified

The ACT Podcast centers on a tight motorsports audience with hosts Nick Mumley and Aaron Maynard. External guest interviews are rare (Episode 1 features four drivers), making it a high-value, niche PR channel when available but with limited regular guest opportunities. For PR pros, focus pitches on motorsports credentials, regional race relevance, and event previews to capitalize on episodic recaps.

● Has guests

● Verified

51 Percent features issue-driven interviews with female-led experts and advocates across health, policy, arts, and public life. It’s a strong platform for placing researchers, policymakers, authors, and public figures with compelling, policy-relevant stories that resonate with broad audiences. Booking targets are academics, advocates, clinicians, and public officials with clear expertise and relevance to women's perspectives.

● Has guests

● Verified

Slice of SciFi TV offers niche access to sci-fi, TV/film fans and festival culture through guest interviews and convention coverage. External guests are rare (Episode 1 features Enrica Jang, a festival/museum professional), making it a high-relevance channel for cultural institutions and event organizers seeking targeted visibility. Booking tends to be moderate in difficulty, as evidenced by a professional museum executive being secured for a festival-focused episode.

● Has guests

● Verified

Indiana Drive is a regional sports talk show centered on the Colts with a rotating cast of co-hosts. External guest interviews are rare (Episode 7 features Austin Rotroff), so PR opportunities hinge on local athletes or sports personalities with a compelling comeback or community story. The show offers access to a tightly-knit, Indianapolis-centric sports audience; bookings should target local sports figures with relatable narratives.

● Has guests

● Verified

Profit Share Mastery blends Keller Williams leadership and profit-share growth strategies with real-world recruitment tools. It consistently features external guests who are high‑profile real estate leaders, providing credible credentials for PR pitches; booking these guests can elevate a brand’s message, though top-tier guests are relatively selective.

● Has guests

● Verified

A purpose-driven interview series featuring women-led philanthropic initiatives and impact-oriented businesses. PR opportunities arise from credible, high-profile guests and real-world case studies; pitch angles include leadership in philanthropy, scalable social impact, and sustainable business models.

● Has guests

● Verified

Niche Indonesian politics analysis with exclusive expert interviews. Strong for policy-focused PR; guest credentials and episode topics skew technical and academic, elevating thought-leadership visibility. Booking potential hinges on engaging researchers/experts who can discuss unrest, policy, and governance with credibility.

● Has guests

● Verified

IBI Ignant features weekly, candid interviews with local athletes, creators, and reporters, blending sports, entertainment, and urban culture. For PR, it offers access to regionally prominent figures and community leaders; guests gain authentic storytelling and a platform aligned with city-specific audiences. Booking usually targets locally recognizable talent with clear relevance to sports, entertainment, or community topics.

● Has guests

● Verified

A weekly cinema-focused show that bookends director-focused discussions with high-profile guest interviews. For PR pros, the show offers access to top-tier filmmakers (Rodriguez, Coppola, Anderson, Eggers) in long-form conversations, strong for storytelling, earned media, and brand storytelling around upcoming projects or retrospectives.

● Has guests

● Verified

Chicago Humanities Tapes features high-profile authors, actors, and thinkers in humanities-focused conversations tied to live Chicago events. It appeals to PR by delivering thought leadership, cultural credibility, and media-ready guests; booking tends to skew high-profile but is supported by festival and academic networks.

● Has guests

● Verified

Policy-focused health policy podcast featuring disability rights and healthcare advocates. Guests are credible experts (executive directors, policy analysts, nurses, and advocates), making it valuable for PR pros targeting health policy, disability rights, and public affairs audiences. Booking tends to hinge on advocacy and policy credibility, with moderate difficulty for high-profile guests and easier access for topic-specific experts.

● Has guests

● Verified

Jaipur Bytes features authors, artists, and scholars linked to the Jaipur Literature Festival. It offers PR value through festival-backed cultural credibility, cross-genre appeal, and book/brand promotion via high-profile guest interviews. Booking tends to target prominent writers, artists, and thinkers; expect moderate-to-high difficulty depending on guest profile and scheduling around the festival.

● Has guests

● Verified

Guests are primarily local, faith- and community-focused professionals. The show offers access to a receptive, family- and faith-oriented audience, with recurring multi-guest panels that can be pitched to educators, clergy, and community leaders. Booking tends to favor mid-career experts rather than top-tier celebrities, making it accessible for PR outreach targeting niche, values-aligned audiences.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR opportunities hinge on niche true-crime/TV-critique audience. The show features at least one external expert guest and offers access to fans of forensic psychology, TV storytelling, and media analysis; booking likely requires a credible expert and clear topic alignment with Criminal Minds-era storytelling. Expect moderate difficulty and strong audience alignment for psychology, criminology, and media/entertainment brands.

● Has guests

● Verified

Beale Street Caravan is a weekly NPR-distributed program from Memphis featuring live blues/roots performances and in-depth artist interviews, including Blues Hall of Fame segments. For PR, it offers access to established and emerging musicians with regional roots and cross-genre appeal, plus venue-driven storytelling. Booking opportunities vary from in-studio conversations to live performances, with a preference for authentic Memphis-connected talents.

● Has guests

● Verified

Two Old Bucks is an indie, guest-interview driven travel/education show hosted by Dave and Del. The show occasionally features credentialed external guests (e.g., Dr. Craig Benjamin), making it a viable venue for thought-leadership bookings; expect moderate competition for guest slots and a focus on credentialed scholars or public intellectuals.

● Has guests

● Verified

Episode 4 features an external soccer coach guest, highlighting niche expertise in youth development. The show rarely interviews guests, so bookings for external experts can stand out for PR; pitching should emphasize coaching credentials and practical insights for youth systems.

● Has guests

● Verified

Neighborly Love offers PR-friendly access to educators, authors, and faith-based community leaders, with guests ranging from school administrators to educators. It provides opportunities to discuss classical education, neighborly service, and faith-driven learning for a niche, values-aligned audience. Booking prospects are strongest for educators, faith-based organizations, and local education initiatives; expect moderate competition and a receptive audience for thoughtful, mission-aligned conversations.

● Has guests

● Verified

Dirt Sheet Radio offers weekly wrestling discussion with real guest interviews (e.g., Tony Khan; RIHO; Gail Kim), providing access to industry leaders and top talent. It’s valuable for PR seeking exposure to wrestling fans and industry insiders, with high-profile guests boosting reach, though securing top guests can be challenging.

● Has guests

● Verified

This show attracts high-caliber external guests in production design and worldbuilding, offering PR-friendly opportunities for brands seeking design-forward storytelling and entertainment-industry credibility. Booking favors established professionals with notable project credits; expect moderate-to-high effort to secure guests, but strong potential for thought-leadership positioning and case-study storytelling.

● Has guests

● Verified

This show consistently features senior legal-tech practitioners and AI/automation leaders. PR pros can book guests who shape how firms operate, with strong emphasis on cybersecurity, AI in practice, and technology-enabled client engagement, offering tangible talks for B2B audiences.

● Has guests

● Verified

Raw & Unscripted is a weekly personal-development podcast hosted by Christopher Rausch, featuring a mix of solo motivation episodes and occasional external guest interviews. For PR pros, the show offers access to a dedicated self-improvement audience with guests who share actionable, transformative stories.

● Has guests

● Verified

High-profile interviews with Jewish philanthropy and education leaders. PR value lies in access to funders, researchers, and policy influencers; guest credentials span academia, foundation leadership, and authors. Booking is challenging due to prominent guests, but the host’s Jewish Funders Network ties provide credibility and targeted reach.

● Has guests

● Verified

One Nation Radio blends wrestling analysis with sports/pop culture discourse and features external guest interviews with athletes and wrestlers. For PR, it’s valuable for cross-promotion and reaching both wrestling and broader sports audiences; booking high-profile athletes requires strategic outreach and compelling storytelling around crossover appeal.

● Has guests

● Verified

The show centers on high-caliber professionals sharing personal legacies, offering PR-friendly angles around leadership, career pivots, and impact. It provides strong thought-leadership and human-interest hooks for cross-promotion with law, science, arts, and education brands. Booking opportunities exist for experts who can speak to legacy-building, mentorship, and societal impact.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR opportunities exist mainly around thought-leadership in theology and biblical interpretation. The podcast features multiple episodes with an external scholar (Dr. Darrell Tate) and a steady church-audience, offering narrative storytelling and educational content ideal for faith-based education, book promos, or church events. Booking difficulty is moderate, given the local church context and scholarly guest, with clear opportunities to position theological experts or faith-based authors.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Rocky Mountain Rooftop show provides PR-facing access to Rockies insiders and players, with recurring guest spots by top prospects (e.g., Sterlin Thompson). For PR, it’s a strong vehicle to place athlete-focused narratives, development stories, and season outlooks, especially around prospects. Booking is feasible for local/regional players and rising stars, with a relatively straightforward process through team/agency channels.

● Has guests

● Verified

Narrow, niche RPG podcast with a single external guest opportunity (Episode 2). For PR, the show offers access to a small but highly engaged gaming audience through a guest who operates in voice acting/gaming circles; opportunities are strongest when pitching niche RPG/creative topics. Booking likelihood is moderate given the indie scale and reliance on guest participation.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Finding Myself Podcast centers on midlife growth and personal development, with external guests who share expertise or transformative experiences. It presents PR opportunities for psychology, wellness, relationships, and life-design experts, though booking is likely accessible rather than highly selective. Expect irregular publishing, so plan outreach with lead times.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR-friendly show for B2B industrial audiences, with guests who are industry practitioners and tech leaders. Booking value lies in aligning with operators, equipment manufacturers, and policy experts; candidates should offer tangible, industry-specific insights and real-world impact. Expect moderate to high booking effort to secure technical, policy, or executive guests.

● Has guests

● Verified

Wealth Management Invest targets wealth managers and asset managers with senior executives as guests, providing authoritative discussion on private markets and alternative investments. This makes it valuable for PR pros seeking credible, high-profile guests; bookings require strong industry credentials and tight scheduling. Competition for appearances is likely high given the seniority of guests.

● Has guests

● Verified

The Kay Properties Podcast offers PR opportunities by featuring sponsor executives discussing DST offerings and market trends to a high-net-worth investor audience. External guests (notably Cove Capital Investments) provide credible, sponsor-aligned topics ideal for brand storytelling, product launches, and investor education. Booking usually hinges on sponsor PR channels and Kay Properties coordination.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR value comes from high-level college leaders and foundation partners discussing policy, funding, and program impact in community colleges. The show offers access to presidents, chancellors, and foundation leads, enabling credentialed positioning on education policy, workforce development, and data-driven outcomes. For bookings, target senior administrators and philanthropic partners with topics around funding, student success, and systemic change.

● Has guests

● Verified

Tea, Talk & Tarot is a niche spirituality/personal-growth podcast with real guest interviews centered on empowerment and healing. It’s a good fit for PR in wellness, mindfulness, and female-focused narratives; expect moderate-to-accessible booking opportunities given the guests’ profiles. The show features co-hosts who guide intimate conversations with guests who share transformative experiences.

● Has guests

● Verified

The show targets a niche audience focused on spiritual growth and healing, led by a personal-brand host. Booking opportunities exist, as shown by an external guest interview (Ep. 5), with a preference for guests who are authors, facilitators, or coaches with relatable, transformative stories. Expect moderate booking difficulty due to niche focus and the host’s strong brand, but clear pathways via guest conversations and calls-to-action.

● Has guests

● Verified

Niche, indie-style personal development podcast with expert guests in spirituality, psychology, NLP, and holistic health. Booking opportunities favor credible professionals with practical insights and compelling journeys; the show leverages Heather McMahon’s clinical background to attract guests and provide takeaways relevant to wellness and self-improvement.

● Has guests

● Verified

Not Your Average Grief interviews authors, coaches, and advocates who help people cope with loss. The show consistently features empathetic guests with practical insights, appealing to PR pros seeking book promotions, coaching programs, or thought-leadership placements in the grief/holistic wellness space.

● Has guests

● Verified

PR opportunities come from interviewing credentialed experts in child development, education, and teen well-being who can share actionable insights and real-world stories. Engagement is strongest when guests have clear expertise, measurable impact, and relatable case material; booking tends to require credible credentials and a compelling hook tied to the guest’s work.

● Has guests

● Verified

This show gives PR pros access to top fascia science and movement experts, appealing to health, sports medicine, and therapy audiences. Guests are credentialed researchers and clinicians with publications and leadership roles, making outreach selective and competitive; expect high lead times and a focus on scientific credibility.

● Has guests

● Verified

Informonster is a niche healthcare IT interview show anchored by Charlie Harp, featuring senior executives, policy leaders, and data-standards authorities. It attracts decision-makers in health IT, data governance, and interoperability, making it a strong channel for credibility-building and audience reach among hospital, payer, and government tech leaders. PR pros should target C-suite and senior gov/industry leaders for guest slots, with pitching angles around standards, interoperability, and data quality.

● Has guests

● Verified

Cor-Kinetic is a concise, science-driven pain education podcast led by Ben Cormack. It occasionally features external guests (notably Morton Hoegh on nociplastic pain), making it valuable for PR targeting clinicians, physiotherapists, and pain education audiences. Booking high-caliber researchers can position brands as thought leaders in pain science.

● Has guests

● Verified

PERTCast features leading pulmonary embolism clinicians and trial researchers, with sponsor-backed episodes exploring devices and care pathways. For PR pros, it offers access to thought leadership, trial discussions, and healthcare storytelling; booking typically involves securing PERT leadership and affiliated physicians, with moderate-to-high scheduling and sponsorship considerations.