Turn Campus Expertise Into Audiences That Apply, Enroll, and Give

Universities, academic societies, and faculty trust us with their shows — from Purdue University to the Science Magazine Podcast to UC Berkeley's Matt Walker. We handle production inside institutional review workflows, so your experts publish on schedule without the podcast becoming anyone's second job.

The Problem

The Problem With Higher Ed Content

✓ Your faculty are world-class experts, but their reach stops at journals and conference halls — while creators with a fraction of their credentials own the public conversation on their research
✓ Prospective students, donors, and partners do their research on YouTube and in podcast apps, where your institution's presence is thin next to its academic reputation
✓ A podcast idea that starts in one department dies in committee — brand review, legal, faculty schedules — because nobody owns production
✓ The staffer who volunteered to edit is now three weeks behind, and the show's publishing gaps are visible to everyone who subscribed

Cost of Inaction

Institutional authority is being disintermediated. Every semester, independent creators explain your faculty's research to the exact audiences your institution should own — applicants, alumni, funders, and peers. A university that doesn't publish where those audiences listen is lending its expertise to whoever does.

The Opportunity

What's One Enrolled Cohort Worth?

A single enrolled graduate or online-program student represents $30,000 to $120,000+ in tuition. One major alumni gift can exceed all of that in a single check. When your podcast puts faculty expertise in front of applicants and alumni for hours — not the eight seconds a display ad gets — the institution stops renting attention and starts owning it.

Per-Enrollment Value

$30K–$120K+

Decision Cycle

6–18 mo

One recruited cohort, one major gift, or one renewed institutional partnership pays for years of production — and the episode library keeps compounding either way.

Our Approach

How We're Different

Built for Institutional Review

Multi-stakeholder approval is our normal, not our nightmare. Every deliverable clears a client review portal before anything publishes, and we deliver into your systems — for ASCO that means straight into their SharePoint libraries, matched to their file conventions, through their editorial approval. Flat per-episode pricing lets your team budget a full year of podcasting in one line item.

Academic Rigor, Broadcast Quality

We produce the Science Magazine Podcast — AAAS's weekly show, 650+ episodes deep, on an issue-locked editorial calendar — and Matt Walker's sleep-science show, where the bar is the same one his research is held to. The dedicated-editor model means one editor who learns your fields, your terminology, and the pronunciation of every technical term.

Faculty Time Is the Scarce Resource

Our process asks for the recording and under an hour of faculty time per episode — we handle strategy, editing, show notes, clips, and distribution. One conversation becomes a full episode plus SEO clips and vertical clips that admissions, advancement, and communications can each put to work.

Investment