The NOVA Entertainment Podcast Network  brings together the largest stable of accessible talent in the country says a spokesperson

Rachel Corbett (Head of Podcast and Digital Content, NOVA), Henrik Isaksson, (Regional Managing Director, Acast), Corey Layton (Head of Digital Audio, ARN/iHeart), Tanya Nolan (Head of Audio News, ABC, Australia) and Jaime Chaux  (Head Of Digital - Commercial Radio Australia) joined moderator James Cridland to discuss how Australia is both collaborating and competing in the podcasting space.

New podcasts to look out for include a new music show, a look at personal finances and a look at businesses and brands that started with a passion.
 
Small Change is for the small things that make a big difference to personal finances, Passion To Profession covers the powerful stories and driving forces behind successful businesses and brands, and a brand new music show, A1: THE SHOW is based on Hip Hop artists.
 
 

Courtney Act and Vanity are the latest names to join the Nova Podcast Network with Brenda, Call Me! launching on Thursday 11 February.
 
Best friends, drag superstars and sisters in crime, Courtney Act and Vanity catch up on what’s got them fired up each week, chatting all things drag, what’s going on in their lives and in the world around them.
 
From the political to the downright silly, no topic is off limits.
 

Nova Entertainment today launched The Space, a ‘mindfulness for the rest of us’ podcast hosted by Casey Donovan.

Nova Entertainment has appointed Rachel Corbett as Head of Podcasts and Digital Content, a key role in NOVA’s strategic investment in digital audio.

Mamamia is launching a new consumer podcast, Social Squad, to take listeners behind the feeds of some of Australia’s most powerful influencers, and hosted by influencer and former reality star, Tully Smyth.

Social Squad series one will give listeners behind-the-feeds access to influential women like Elle Ferguson, Flex Mami, Amy Maree Castano, Laura Byrne and Sara Crampton, each disrupting the media landscape on their own terms.

The podcast collaboration between Westpac and Mamamia is continuing with the launch of new series ‘The Split’.

Following the success of the award-winning pregnancy podcast ‘Hello, Bump’, The Split will support, inform and guide women through what can be one of the most isolating times of their lives, separation and divorce.

Hosted by comedian and writer Mandy Nolan, herself a twice-divorced mother of five, The Split will be the friend in the ear of every woman trying to survive separation.

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