100 Mid-Sized Technology Podcasts Actively Seeking Guest Voices
May 29, 2026
technology, software, startups, product, engineering, emerging tech
If you're pitching clients with technology expertise (founders, engineers, product leaders, CTOs, researchers, developer advocates, authors, startup operators) the biggest shows aren't where you'll get booked. Mid-sized technology podcasts are.
Mid-sized shows (roughly 1K-25K listeners per episode) are the sweet spot for guest outreach:
- More accessible — Hosts are actively looking for credible tech voices
- More likely to book — Less competition, faster response times
- More engaged audiences — Builders and operators who act on what they hear
This list features 100 technology-focused podcasts that regularly interview guests on software, startups, product, engineering, emerging tech, and how technology is changing how we live and work.
What We Mean by "Technology"
"Technology" is a Podseeker category, and it's a broad one spanning very different audiences, which is why targeting matters.
Technology covers everything from deep engineering and developer shows to startup and product podcasts to consumer-tech and big-picture future-of-tech conversations. A generic "technology" search mixes audiences that have little in common. A PR pro pitching a backend engineer needs different shows than one pitching a startup founder or a consumer-gadget reviewer, even though all three pitch "technology."
That's why Podseeker keeps the sharper angles as their own categories. If your client's expertise is specifically artificial intelligence, AI is more precise. If it's financial technology, see Fintech. The Technology category covers the broader software, startup, product, and emerging-tech conversations that don't sit in one narrow vertical.
Use Technology when your client's expertise is broadly about building or shaping tech, then narrow with adjacent categories when the angle is more specific.
How to Use This List
Don't pitch all 100. The users who book the most aren't the ones who pitch the widest, they're the ones who pitch the right shows.
1. Match the show to your client's specific angle
Fit is everything. Within technology, shows want different things. An engineer with a deep technical talk, a founder with a building story, a researcher with a bold prediction, these land on different shows. Look for genuine alignment between your client's expertise and what the show actually covers, not just topic overlap.
2. Check recent episodes
Before pitching, confirm the show is active and see what they've covered lately. Recent episodes are the clearest signal of fit, far better than a category tag. If your client's angle matches the last few guests, that's a strong show. If it doesn't, skip it.
3. Start with a focused batch
Pick the 10-15 strongest fits and pitch those first. A tight, well-matched batch outperforms a broad one almost every time.
4. Read the signal, then expand
If the right shows are replying, expand to more from the list. If they're not, the issue is usually fit, the client angle or the show selection, not the volume. Adjust before you scale.
Find These Shows in Podseeker
Every show on this list is in Podseeker's podcast database, with the data to judge fit before you pitch:
- Verified host and producer emails, not generic info@ inboxes
- Technology plus 200+ other PR-focused categories to match your client type
- Recent episodes and topics, so you can see what each show actually covers
- Audience size, location, and guest format filters to narrow to the right shows
- Client Fit scoring, so you can see which of your clients matches each show
The better the fit, the better the booking rate. Podseeker is built to help you find it.
Each Show Below Includes:
- Host name — Who you're pitching
- Status — Active, has guests, verified contact
- Booking context — What angles work, guest profile signals, and booking difficulty
Pacific Standard Time
Emily Dreyfuss
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A weekly, SF-focused news show connecting tech, culture, and power with interviews spanning policy, economics, and personal/community impact. For PR teams, it’s a strong platform for thought leaders who can translate local issues into broader implications.
1440 Explores
Sony Kassam
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1440 Explores is a knowledge-forward show that turns big ideas into clear, engaging episodes with support from subject-matter experts. It’s a strong platform for authors, researchers, and policy/academia voices who want to explain complex topics in a story-driven, accessible way.
Version History
David Pierce, Nilay Patel, John Gruber
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Version History is a tech product-history show where a well-known panel of tech media voices breaks down how major devices and platforms were built, why they succeeded or failed, and what legacy they left behind. For PR teams, it’s a strong vehicle for executives and thought leaders who can connect product design, business strategy, and tech impact to cultural or industry turning points.
Flesh and Code
Suruthi Bala, Hannah Maguire
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Flesh and Code is a Wondery series hosted by Suruthi Bala and Hannah Maguire that explores the emotional and ethical implications of AI companions. It’s a mix of true-story style narrative framing and expert/creator commentary, making it a strong platform for voices in AI ethics, digital intimacy, and data/privacy concerns.
Hyperfixed
Alex Goldman
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Hyperfixed digs into stubborn personal and societal problems with a smart, listener-friendly investigative approach. For PR pros, it’s a good fit when you can translate research-heavy topics into practical explanations and “what’s going on?” clarity.
People vs Algorithms
Brian Morrissey, Alex Schleifer, Troy Young
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People vs Algorithms is a media + tech culture show where the hosts use pattern-spotting to explain how algorithms and incentives reshape what we see and how industries adapt. It’s a strong fit for PR teams wanting thought-leadership coverage from credible media/tech strategists and analysts.
Taylor Lorenz’s Power User
Taylor Lorenz
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Taylor Lorenz breaks down how the internet, Big Tech, and emerging platforms are reshaping culture and civil liberties. With regular guest deep dives (often tech policy and media power), it’s a strong fit for experts who can explain the “why now” behind viral tech trends and the politics around them.
Body Electric
Manoush Zomorodi, Keith Diaz
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Body Electric explores how modern technology is reshaping the body—then looks for practical ways to reclaim well-being. It can be a strong platform for experts in health, physiology, human-computer interaction, and digital wellness, with guests typically framed as researchers and science communicators.
What's Your Problem?
Jacob Goldstein
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Each week, Jacob Goldstein talks with founders, engineers, and problem-solvers taking on major tech challenges—from space industry buildout to clean energy and health breakthroughs. It’s a strong PR platform for innovators whose work has real-world stakes and clear “how we solve it” narratives.
Search Engine
PJ Vogt
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Search Engine is a question-driven show where smart hosts and occasional authors/experts dig into big ideas—science, society, and technology—through clear, grounded explanations. It’s a strong venue for PR folks pitching thoughtful scholarship, long-form expertise, and public-facing research.
Offline with Jon Favreau
Jon Favreau
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Offline with Jon Favreau offers high-signal, high-visibility interviews about how technology shapes politics, culture, and mental health—ideal for guests who can translate research into practical and societal stakes. For PR teams, it’s a strong platform to reach politically engaged, media-literate audiences with thoughtful thought-leadership positioning.
The McKinsey Podcast
Lucia Rahilly, Roberta Fusaro
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A business-management flagship series from McKinsey featuring leaders and researchers on strategy, leadership, technology, and the role of business in society. Booking value is strong for experts tied to high-stakes corporate transformation, AI-enabled work, and organizational capabilities.
The Open Mind, Hosted by Alexander Heffner
Alexander Heffner
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A thoughtful, idea-driven interview show hosted by Alexander Heffner that brings together experts from science, politics, arts, and civic life. It’s a strong fit for PR pitches where you want a credible thinker to explain discoveries, social implications, and big-picture themes.
South Asian Trailblazers
Simi Shah
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The South Asian Trailblazers podcast profiles high-achieving South Asian leaders—CEOs, founders, and public figures—through candid, leadership-focused conversations. It’s a strong booking platform for guests who can share a personal journey tied to business impact, career strategy, and identity.
Macrodosing: Arian Foster and PFT Commenter
Arian Foster, PFT Commenter
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Macrodosing is Barstool’s comedic, wide-ranging “macrodose of knowledge” show where Arian Foster and PFT riff on everything from tech and pop culture to politics and history. It’s framed for entertainment first, but guests/experts can find a platform when they’re relevant to big, mainstream, or tech-forward conversations.
Sarah Westall - Business Game Changers
Sarah Westall
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“Sarah Westall – Business Game Changers” is a forward-looking, issue-driven show that brings on experts to unpack major disruptions in technology, markets, and culture. For PR pros, it’s a strong platform for leaders who can comment on power, innovation, risk, and the societal impact of emerging breakthroughs.
The Gargle
Alice Fraser
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The Gargle offers PR opportunities primarily for comedians and science/tech-focused guests. Booking value lies in tapping established comedy talents with media reach who can credibly discuss science/tech topics in a satirical format, plus the show's weekly cadence and cross-promo potential via The Bugle network.
The World Unpacked
Jon Bateman
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The World Unpacked is a weekly, high-signal show that brings policy insiders and academics into long-form conversations about major global power shifts and emerging risks. For PR professionals, it’s a strong platform for credible messengers who can explain international dynamics—especially around security, governance, and technology’s societal impact.
Joe Lonsdale: American Optimist
Joe Lonsdale
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A leadership-and-optimism focused show where Joe Lonsdale interviews innovators and senior leaders tackling national challenges—especially at the intersection of tech, investing, defense, and economic security. For PR, it’s a strong platform for founders, investors, and government/strategic-tech executives with credible, forward-looking theses.
The Glossy Podcast
Danny Parisi, Jill Manoff
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The Glossy Podcast is a weekly show exploring how technology is reshaping fashion and luxury—from how products are marketed and sold to how work is changing behind the scenes. It’s a good platform for fashion/tech leaders who can translate innovation into real industry impact.
The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week
Rachel Feltman, Jess Boddy
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Popular Science’s “The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week” is a light, curiosity-driven science & tech roundup built around odd facts and behind-the-scenes discoveries. It’s a good booking fit for scientists, engineers, and science communicators who can make niche topics approachable (and delightfully strange).
TechCheck
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TechCheck is a tech-and-markets briefing that turns emerging technology moves into investor-relevant takeaways. For PR pros, it’s a strong placement target when your client has material tech, infrastructure, or platform implications for stocks and trading.
Andrew Yang Podcast
Andrew Yang, Zach Graumann
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Andrew Yang hosts conversations with leaders, activists, and prominent figures about major issues shaping America’s future. The show is a fit for guests who can speak credibly on politics, technology-driven change, and civic reform with a solutions-oriented, values-based lens.
Thought Behind Things
Muzamil Hasan, Syed Muzamil Hasan Zaidi
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Thought Behind Things is a Pakistan-focused show that blends conversations across art, culture, and technology with an emphasis on business/economic implications. It’s a strong booking platform for leaders who can translate technical or creative work into public-facing impact, especially in Pakistan’s evolving startup, EV, and AI landscapes.
TED Talks Daily
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A daily feed of TED-style talks that brings influential ideas to your ears in audio-only form. It’s a strong platform for spokespeople and authors who can translate complex topics into compelling, high-clarity talks for a broad audience.
IT in the D
Bob Waltenspiel, Randy Walker
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IT in the D offers a Detroit-focused view into real-world technology, startups, and the local tech community. It’s a good booking opportunity if you can speak to regional tech growth, leadership in IT, and how companies and innovators are navigating AI and business-building challenges.
The Gray Area with Sean Illing
Sean Illing, Miles Bryan
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The Gray Area with Sean Illing is a weekly, philosophy-minded show that tackles big questions at the intersection of culture, politics, technology, and mental well-being. For PR pros, it’s a strong platform for authors and public thinkers whose work benefits from nuance, evidence, and moral/political context.
Flux Podcasts (Formerly Theory of Change)
Matthew Sheffield
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Flux Podcasts (formerly Theory of Change) brings politics, religion, media, and technology into focus through interviews with authors and researchers—and a lot of philosophy-forward context. For PR pros, it’s a strong fit for thought leaders who can connect ideas to how people think and how institutions respond.
Trapital
Dan Runcie, Chaka Mahone
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Trapital breaks down how tech is reshaping music, media, and entertainment—through the people and deals driving the change. For PR pros, it’s a useful platform to reach audiences interested in music rights, artist economics, and the intersection of culture and modern media technology.
Internet History Podcast
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Internet History Podcast is a tech-history show that spotlights the people and turning points behind the modern Internet and the broader tech era. It’s especially valuable for PR teams pitching founder/leader profiles in software, VC/crypto, AI, and infrastructure themes where there’s a credible “where it came from” narrative.
Talks at Google
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Talks at Google brings influential thinkers and creators to Google for public, idea-forward conversations. For PR professionals, it’s a high-credibility platform where authors, performers, and subject-matter experts can translate their work into mainstream, audience-friendly narratives.
Open to Debate
John Donvan
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Open to Debate (formerly Intelligence Squared U.S.) is a structured, nonpartisan debate series that brings high-profile thinkers into a fact-driven exchange moderated by an established journalist. For PR pros, it’s a strong platform for credibility-building with subject-matter experts across science, tech, politics, culture, and global affairs.
Legal Talk Network - Law News and Legal Topics
Craig, Sydney Marino
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A curated network of legal-focused episodes that spotlights timely issues across law, legal technology, and professional strategy. For PR, it’s a strong outlet when you have credible expertise in legal practice areas like trademarks, AI/privacy-related legal risk, or attorney/para-professional business building.
Keen On America
Andrew Keen
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Keen On America is a sharp, question-driven politics, economics, and tech show hosted by Andrew Keen. Each episode features an in-depth cross-examination of big ideas—how societies, markets, and technologies are evolving—through conversations with authors and experts.
Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory
Tom Bilyeu
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Impact Theory (by Tom Bilyeu) spotlights ideas behind major headlines—business, economics, politics, technology, and culture—aiming to separate signal from noise. It’s especially useful for PR pros who want guests with clear frameworks and reputations in tech, entrepreneurship, or economic/strategic thinking.
TechNation Radio Podcast
Dr Moira Gunn
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TechNation Radio brings technology, science, and industry leaders into a tech-focused conversation with Dr. Moira Gunn. It’s a strong fit for PR teams seeking credible experts in cybersecurity, biotech, genomics, and the future of healthcare—especially authors, executives, and senior academic voices.
Everything About Hydrogen
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The show targets hydrogen and derivative technologies with high-caliber industry guests (founders and leaders), making it valuable for PR pros seeking credible, technically informed voices. Booking involves approaching established energy/tech leaders who can discuss scale, policy, and market dynamics.
HyperChange
Galileo Russell
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HyperChange is short-form, high-signal financial/tech media focused on stocks, technology shifts, and startup dynamics. It’s especially good for PR and comms folks who want to reach founders, investors, and tech-focused audiences with timely, opinionated takes.
Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz
Daniel Horowitz
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A right-leaning politics show that aims to cut through spin and “rhetoric and noise” by interrogating how power shapes public narratives. Episodes often feature issue-focused experts—especially on technology, data/privacy, and the policy implications of corporate and government control.
Big Questions with Cal Fussman
Cal Fussman
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Big Questions with Cal Fussman is a guest-driven, high-depth interview series where the host probes leadership, legacy, and the human side of big ideas. For PR teams, it’s a strong platform for authors, public figures, and executives seeking thoughtful, audience-appropriate storytelling rather than promotion.
ChinaTalk
Jordan Schneider
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ChinaTalk is a recurring, policy-focused conversation series on China, technology, and the US–China relationship, mixing government, think tank, academic, and industry-adjacent perspectives. For PR pros, it’s a strong target when you want credible voices on tech policy, export controls, AI governance, and geopolitical strategy with an audience that values serious analysis.
Design Better
Eli Woolery, Aarron Walter
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Design Better is a design-and-creative-process podcast where Eli Woolery and Aarron Walter talk with recognized authors and experts about building better creative work at the intersection of design, technology, and human behavior. For PR pros, it’s a strong fit for guests who can translate craft, psychology, and real-world practice into actionable frameworks for creatives and product builders.
This Machine Kills
Jathan Sadowski, Edward Ongweso Jr., Jereme Brown
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This Machine Kills is a technology-and-political-economy podcast that critiques how innovation, infrastructure, and corporate power shape democracy and everyday life. For PR pros, it’s a strong outlet for voices doing policy, labor/infrastructure advocacy, or critical scholarship on tech systems—especially around data centers, energy, and governance.
Techtonic with Mark Hurst | WFMU
Mark Hurst
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Mark Hurst hosts a think-forward show that zooms in on how tech is reshaping society—especially around privacy, data, and community. It’s a strong fit for PR spokespeople who can translate technical or cultural issues into real-world impact and future implications.
Team Human with Douglas Rushkoff
Douglas Rushkoff
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Douglas Rushkoff hosts rigorous, human-centered conversations with scientists, activists, artists, and researchers about power, technology, and consciousness—and who benefits from the way the world is built. For PR, it’s a strong platform for thoughtful experts who can connect their work to the show’s underlying ethical and philosophical questions.
Lex Fridman Podcast
Lex Fridman
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Lex Fridman’s show features high-profile, male-dominated interviews with leaders in tech, gaming, and science. For PR, the value lies in access to decision-makers and public intellectuals; the audience is technically literate and influential. Booking opportunities hinge on aligning with industry leaders' timelines and Lex’s deep-dive interview format.
TED Radio Hour
Manoush Zomorodi
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TED Radio Hour brings big, human questions to life by pairing TED ideas with expert voices and clear, accessible context. It’s a strong platform for PR teams looking to place scientists, clinicians, and thought leaders who can explain complex topics in everyday terms.
Reply All
Alex Goldman, Emmanuel Dzotsi
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Reply All is a culture-and-internet show hosted by Alex Goldman and Emmanuel Dzotsi that explores how technology shapes everyday life and society. For PR pros, it’s a strong outlet for journalists and thought leaders who can connect modern tech, digital communities, and identity to human stories.
This Anthro Life
Dr. Adam Gamwell
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This Anthro Life is a culture-and-people focused anthropology show led by Dr. Adam Gamwell, using guest expertise to connect human behavior, design, technology, and social impact. It’s a strong fit for PR leaders looking to place thought leaders on applied anthropology, cultural change, and the ethical dimensions of innovation.
Other Life
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Other Life is a humanities-and-social-sciences forum for thinkers analyzing how power, knowledge, and technology reshape politics and society. It’s a strong fit for PR work that needs serious, concept-driven voices—authors, researchers, and former practitioners—who can explain complex ideas in public-facing terms.
Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People
Guy Kawasaki
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Guy Kawasaki hosts conversations with high-profile, world-class leaders and thinkers across technology, entrepreneurship, marketing, and culture. Each episode is designed to deliver practical lessons and inspiring perspectives that help guests and audiences “be more remarkable.”
Tech News Weekly (Video)
Mikah Sargent
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Tech News Weekly is a recurring show where industry expert Mikah Sargent interviews prominent tech journalists about the stories shaping the week. For PR pros, it’s a high-signal target when you can credibly brief the tech press on product, platform, policy, or security developments.
WSJ Tech News Briefing
Danny Lewis, Imani Moise
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A weekday tech news briefing from the Wall Street Journal that pairs quick “what matters” coverage with occasional exclusive interviews. For PR pros, it’s a high-visibility platform to reach an audience that cares about technology, industry shifts, and policy debates—especially around enterprise and regulation.
Channels with Peter Kafka
Peter Kafka
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A journalist-hosted media-and-tech show where Peter Kafka brings industry leaders and observers into plain-English discussions about how technology is reshaping media, platforms, and business strategy. It’s a strong outlet for PR teams seeking credible, explain-it-clearly technology and media executives and thinkers.
The Talk Show With John Gruber
John Gruber
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This is John Gruber’s long-form, Apple-and-tech-focused conversation track—closely tied to Daring Fireball’s deep-dive commentary style. For PR pros, it’s a high-signal venue for credible authors, analysts, and Apple industry figures who can discuss technology, design, and product strategy in detail.
Decoder with Nilay Patel
Nilay Patel
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“Decoder” is a tech-and-policy idea show where Nilay Patel speaks with innovators and policymakers about what’s changing in business and technology and what those shifts mean for the future. It’s a strong platform for experts who can explain complex frontier topics clearly and connect them to real-world impacts.
Tech News Weekly (Audio)
Mikah Sargent
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Tech News Weekly is a weekly tech-industry show where host(s) interview prominent tech journalists and insiders about the stories shaping the week. For PR pros, it’s a strong placement option when you can speak credibly to emerging tech narratives, product/industry changes, and the implications for users and companies.
GeekWire
Todd Bishop, John Cook
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GeekWire is a Seattle-rooted tech news and analysis show that mixes editor/reporter commentary with interviews. It’s a strong platform for technologists and industry leaders who want their work tied to real-world trends in AI, startups, and the Pacific Northwest tech ecosystem.
This Week in Science – The Kickass Science Podcast
Alaina Levine, Philip Shane
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This irreverent science-and-tech roundup mixes timely research topics with an accessible, joke-forward tone—often featuring at least one guest per show. It’s a good platform for communicators who want to reach curious audiences with human-friendly explanations of emerging science.
All TWiT.tv Shows (Video)
Leo Laporte, Rod Pyle, Tariq Malik, Scott Wilkinson, Mikah Sargent, Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
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TWiT’s network of tech shows packages experts and industry leaders into lively, casual conversations on major technology themes. If you pitch a credible technologist or business leader, you can expect relevance, subject-matter depth, and broad tech-audience visibility.
All TWiT.tv Shows (Audio)
Leo Laporte, Rod Pyle, Tariq Malik, Scott Wilkinson, Mikah Sargent, Jennifer Pattison Tuohy, Julian Chokkattu
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TWiT’s tech portfolio bundles many of Leo Laporte’s flagship tech shows, bringing in prominent technology experts and industry leaders to break down major issues in consumer tech, enterprise, and emerging science. For PR, it’s a high-reach route into tech audiences, especially when you can tie your work to product development, engineering, or meaningful tech trends.
You Decide with Errol Louis
Errol Louis
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A weekly interview show with NY1’s Errol Louis that pulls back the curtain on influential New Yorkers and national figures—especially at the intersection of politics, technology, and culture. It’s a strong booking option for experts who can translate complex issues into accessible, human stories.
Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast
Chris Hayes
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Chris Hayes convenes high-level thinkers to unpack the big forces driving today’s social, political, and technological shifts. For PR pros, the show is a strong fit for guests who can interpret complex issues for a mainstream, credibility-focused audience.
Tech Won't Save Us
Paris Marx
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A sharp, politics-forward tech critique that challenges the idea tech can be neutral or separate from power. Guests tend to be writers and academics who can connect specific technologies to policy, labor, and democracy—useful for PR angles around accountability, regulation, and societal impact.
Make Me Smart
Kimberly Adams
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Make Me Smart breaks down what’s happening in tech, the economy, and culture with a newsroom-style explainer format. It’s a strong platform for experts who can translate complex issues into clear public-interest takeaways.
Firewall with Bradley Tusk
Bradley Tusk
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A sharp, politics-meets-tech show led by New York strategist Bradley Tusk, focusing on how governance and power shape what innovation can (and can’t) do in the real world. For PR pros, it’s a good platform for policy, tech, and leadership voices that want to explain practical implications beyond ideology.
Slate Daily Feed
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Slate Daily Feed is a network “daily feed” sampler that routes listeners into fresh Slate shows across politics, arts, culture, technology, and entertainment. For PR pros, it’s useful for identifying which Slate brands routinely host credible subject-matter guests, but it’s less directly valuable as a standalone booking destination because the feed itself appears to be a compilation rather than a single show with a consistent host/guest format.
Wow in the World
Mindy Thomas, Guy Raz
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Wow in the World brings kid-friendly science and discovery to families with an inviting, humorous tone. It’s a strong platform for explainers and hands-on innovators—especially when their work can be translated into wonder for children (and the adults who listen with them).
RadioWest
Doug Fabrizio
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RadioWest pairs curious, big-idea topics with deep thinkers—writers, filmmakers, scientists, and others—so guests can explain their work and its wider impact. It’s a strong fit for PR professionals pitching subject-matter experts who can communicate beyond their niche.
This Week in Business
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A Wharton School faculty spotlight on major business and consumer-facing issues, blending academic rigor with practical implications. For PR, it’s a strong platform to reach business leaders and decision-makers interested in evidence-based perspectives on management, markets, and policy.
Village Global Podcast
Ben Casnocha, Reid Hoffman, Somrat Niyogi
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Village Global Podcast is a venture capital and tech show that highlights practical founder and communications lessons through conversations with entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders. For PR pros, it’s a high-signal platform where guests with credible tech/business traction can share go-to-market, leadership, and narrative-building insights.
The LionTree Podcast
Alex Michael
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The LionTree Podcast delivers high-level, media-and-tech focused interviews with prominent industry leaders about what’s driving change behind the headlines. It’s especially valuable for PR teams looking to place executives and founders who can speak credibly about digital strategy, emerging tech, and the business implications for brands and culture.
Bloomberg Businessweek
Carol Massar, Tim Stenovec
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A global business-focused show featuring Bloomberg Businessweek reporting and live coverage of how money, power, and technology are shifting. Hosted by Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec, it’s a strong platform for leaders and experts who want credibility with high-level business and policy audiences.
Accounting Today Podcast
Accounting Today editors (group)
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The Accounting Today Podcast gives public accounting leaders a platform to explain what’s changing across the profession, from technology and firm growth to government reporting. For PR pros, it’s a strong fit for thought leadership from executives, standards-setters, and recognized practitioners who can speak to trends affecting firms and clients.
Tech Whisperers: Inside the Playbooks of the Best Digital Leaders
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Tech Whisperers is a CxO-focused leadership series for digital and technology leaders who want practical, decision-focused perspectives on running transformation at scale. For PR pros, it’s a strong venue to pitch senior technology executives (CIO/CTO/engineering leadership) with clear, credible playbooks around leadership, AI readiness, and enterprise delivery.
The Powers That Be: Daily
Peter Hamby, John
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Daily, fast-moving insider reporting on power across Wall Street, Washington, Silicon Valley, and Hollywood. Emmy-winning journalist Peter Hamby and Puck contributors cover what decision-makers are really doing—often with high-profile thinkers and operators who can explain strategy, incentives, and outcomes.
Talks at GS
Anthony Gutman
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“Talks at GS” brings high-profile thinkers and leaders into conversation to explore ideas shaping business, technology, and society. For PR pros, it’s a credibility-rich platform that favors prominent executives and public-facing experts with strong cross-industry relevance and media readiness.
Space Cave
Rob Sams, Laura Sams Jordan, Austin Boer, Brennan Jordan
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Space Cave is a casual, long-form show about life, ideas, and building things—often through conversations with founders and educators. It’s a good PR fit for guests who can discuss real-world learning, technology in everyday life, and personal mission-driven work.
Consider This from NPR
Ailsa Chang
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Consider This from NPR breaks down one major news story in about 15 minutes and explains what it means for everyday life. For PR pros, it’s a fast way to reach a civically engaged audience when you have timely expertise that connects to broad public impact.
Flipping the Bird: Elon vs. Twitter
Leon Neyfakh, Gracie Canaan
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A Wondery-driven, narrative look at major technology and media power shifts—using real-world “rivalry” storylines to unpack motives, business impact, and culture. It’s likely a strong fit for PR guests who can explain complex tech/leadership dynamics in an accessible, human way.
On with Kara Swisher
Kara Swisher
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Kara Swisher delivers no-holds-barred, high-curiosity interviews with major players across business, tech, media, politics, and culture. The show is a strong platform for guests who want to discuss strategy, influence, and uncomfortable truths with a skeptical, media-literate interviewer.
The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway brings a sharp, no-nonsense approach to business, tech, culture, and life, often using high-profile experts to pressure-test ideas and arguments. For PR pros, it’s a high-visibility, Vox network show that rewards guests with credible expertise and the ability to speak plainly about big, contentious topics.
Thinking With Mitch Joel
Mitch Joel
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Thinking With Mitch Joel is a weekly, idea-driven show where Mitch Joel talks with high-level business leaders and cultural thinkers about brands, consumers, technology, and what connectivity changes about how we live and buy. It’s a strong platform for guests with distinct, provable perspectives—especially authors and operators who can translate research and experience into clear, provocative insights.
Uncapped with Jack Altman
Jack Altman
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A startup-and-tech oriented conversation series where Jack Altman talks with leaders building major products and platforms. It’s a strong fit for founders, execs, and industry operators who can speak to real-world building, regulation, and the next wave of technology and markets.
The Most Interesting Thing in AI
Nicholas Thompson
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A high-level AI ethics and impact series hosted by The Atlantic’s Nicholas Thompson, built around conversations with major AI thinkers. It’s a strong platform for guests who can speak to the trust, safety, economic and social implications of AI—not just product demos.
TBPN
John Coogan, Jordi Hays
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TBPN is a live, weekday tech talk show that turns major tech moments into fast, quotable conversations—then posts full episodes to major platforms right after. It’s a strong booking venue for founders and executives who want to reach an audience that follows AI, software, and frontier tech closely.
Possible
Reid Hoffman, Aria Finger
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Possible is a forward-looking tech and AI podcast that spotlights how the “brightest future” gets built—through technology, culture, and real-world decisions. It’s a strong booking target for founders, researchers, artists, and leaders who can explain not just what AI can do, but what it means for society, work, and governance.
Smart Talks with IBM
Malcolm Gladwell, IBM
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Smart Talks with IBM pairs Malcolm Gladwell with top executives and innovators to show how leading companies apply AI and technology to transform real business operations. For PR teams, it’s a high-visibility platform for corporate thought leadership, particularly for organizations with credible AI initiatives and measurable impact.
TED Tech
Sherrell Dorsey
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TED Tech is a weekly show where journalist Sherrell Dorsey spotlights TED speakers on how emerging technologies shape society, science, design, business, and everyday life. It’s a strong platform for PR teams seeking credible, idea-led thought leadership at the intersection of tech and humanity.
Daily Tech News Show (VIDEO)
Sarah Lane, Tom Merritt, Robb Dunewood, Joe
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A fast-moving, volunteer-run daily tech news show that mixes product announcements, research takeaways, and commentary on what matters in tech. For PR pros, it’s a strong channel to reach a tech-savvy audience when you can tie announcements or studies to real-world impact.
Boardroom Club
Yossi Garmazi, Amado Vargas IV, Jason Woolf
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Boardroom Club is a student-facing media platform that interviews high-ranking tech leaders (COOs, founders, and similar C-suite executives) about building and scaling in fast-moving markets like AI and enterprise software. For PR pros, it’s a credibility-and-reach opportunity with executives who can speak to strategy, growth, trust, and product/market direction.
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