Making great podcasts is worth the climb. We can help.
Whether you’re still looking for a map, have established a base camp or are just steps away from the summit, the POD MTN team will be your expert guides. We have worked as executive producers, editors and hosts with some of the most innovative podcasting and public media organizations in the country, including WNYC Studios, WBEZ Chicago, Pushkin, Audible and Slate. Drawing on our decades of experience, we’ll work with you to turn your podcast ideas into reality, grow your existing shows, and create a roadmap to reach your goals.
Here’s what people are saying about us …
“The podcast world has gotten absurdly crowded. Having spent plenty of hours in edit rooms with Joel and Tricia, I can tell you, they are, simply put, two of the best. Whether you’re brainstorming ideas, listening to drafts, restructuring episodes or planning a show launch — you’d be lucky to be working with them. They are brilliant, kind, patient, creative and steady. They make whatever they work on stronger and better.”
— Ben Calhoun, Executive Producer of The New York Times’ The Daily
Joel and Tricia are wildly talented, and together they have every skill set required to create excellent podcasts: great narrative chops, sophisticated sonic and musical sensibility, strong writing skills, impeccable journalistic integrity, a highly organized approach to production, empathetic and inspiring leadership, and an unbeatable sense of humor. They know how to develop, launch, and sustain quality programs. Joel and Tricia work hard, set high standards for themselves, and are a delight to work with.
— Alison Craiglow, Executive Producer for Fresh Produce Media
“Tricia and Joel are simply two of the most accomplished and fun people you could find in all of audio. I've worked with both of them for many years and there has never been a dull, uncreative moment. Anything they put their hands and minds on will turn to audio gold — and your lives will be all the richer for it.”
— Tyler Greene, Showrunner of Pushkin’s A Slight Change of Plans
“This limited series about the famous Black Power protest at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City — made in partnership with the running brand Tracksmith — features Malcolm Gladwell’s finest and most vital work in years.”
— The New York Times’ Reggie Ugwu, on Legacy of Speed