Want to Start a Podcast?
Let’s Make It Worth Listening To.
Podcast Strategy, Production & Growth for Law Firms, Legal Tech Companies and Ambitious Professionals
You’ve got the knowledge. You’ve got the stories. You’ve got something worth sharing.
But where should you start?
Whether you’re a law firm looking to build authority, a legal tech founder with a story to tell, or a professional wanting to grow your personal brand, launching a podcast can create opportunities that go far beyond downloads.
The challenge isn’t simply starting a podcast.
It’s creating one that people actually want to listen to.
That’s where we come in.
At Legally Speaking Podcast, we’ve spent years learning what works, what doesn’t, and what it really takes to build a show that lasts.
Now we’re helping others do the same.
Let’s talk about your podcast
We’ve Built the Podcast. Now We Can Help You Build Yours.
Since launching in 2019, Legally Speaking Podcast has grown from an idea into an internationally recognised legal podcast and media platform.
Today, our journey includes:
550+ episodes across 10 seasons
Rankings in the top 1% of podcasts globally
Listeners across 180+ countries and 6,500+ cities
An exclusive sponsorship partnership with Clio since 2021
Conversations with leading law firm partners, General Counsel, legal technology pioneers, entrepreneurs and influential voices shaping the profession
Hosted by Robert Hanna, legal careers expert, LinkedIn Top Voice and Founder of KC Partners, the podcast has become much more than a weekly interview show.
It’s helped build a global community, develop meaningful professional relationships, champion important conversations and create opportunities across the legal sector.
We’ve recorded in studios, at international conferences, in different countries and across a growing range of live and digital formats.
We’ve experienced the challenges of launching, producing, promoting and sustaining a podcast firsthand.
and we’ve learnt something important on the way…
A successful podcast isn’t built around a microphone. It’s built around a purpose, an audience and a reason for people to keep coming back.
That’s the thinking we bring to every podcast project.
Why start a podcast?
Because Your Expertise Deserves to Be Heard.
Your next client, business partner, future employee or industry collaborator might never read your latest company update.
But they might spend 30 minutes listening to a conversation that changes how they think about you and your business.
That’s the opportunity podcasting creates.
#1 – build your authority
Show people how you think, not simply what services you offer.
A podcast creates space to demonstrate your expertise, explain complex topics and share perspectives that differentiate you in a competitive market.
For law firms, it’s an opportunity to become a trusted voice in your specialist practice area.
For founders and professionals, it’s a chance to build a personal brand around genuine knowledge and experience.
#2 – make business development more human
Some of the best professional relationships begin with a conversation.
Podcasting gives you a reason to connect with people you admire, prospective collaborators, industry leaders and existing clients.
Instead of another sales pitch, you’re creating something valuable together.
The commercial opportunities may follow, but the relationship comes first.
#3 – Attract Talent and Showcase Your Culture
People want to understand the individuals and values behind an organisation.
A podcast can introduce future employees to your team, share career journeys, explore what makes your workplace different and give emerging talent a reason to connect.
In an increasingly competitive legal talent market, that matters.
#4 – Create Content that keeps working
One great podcast conversation can become much more than a single episode.
Think:
Short-form videos for LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube
Thought leadership articles and newsletters
Website content and interview highlights
Insights for your business development team
Social media content that keeps conversations going
Instead of constantly searching for something new to publish, you can develop a connected content strategy around conversations worth having.
#5 – Build a Community, Not Just an Audience
Downloads are useful. Relationships are more valuable.
The right podcast can bring together people with shared interests, introduce fresh perspectives and encourage conversations that continue long after an episode ends.
That has been central to our own journey at Legally Speaking Podcast.
And it’s one of the most rewarding reasons to start.
Our Podcast Services
From Your First Idea to Your First Episode. And Beyond.
You don’t need to know how podcasting works before speaking to us.
You don’t need a professional studio, expensive equipment or a fully developed concept.
You need a clear reason to start.
We’ll help you work through the rest, with support tailored to your goals, experience and budget.
#1 – Podcast Strategy & Concept Development
Every great podcast starts with a clear idea.
But a good idea alone isn’t enough.
Who are you trying to reach? Why should they listen? What makes your show different?
We’ll help you develop a podcast strategy that makes sense for your audience and your wider business objectives.
Areas we can explore include:
Podcast positioning, concept and naming
Audience identification and content themes
Show branding and identity
Episode formats, duration and publishing frequency
Host selection and guest strategy
Recording equipment and setup
Launch planning and longer-term editorial direction
Our aim is to help you create a show with a clear identity, rather than another podcast that sounds like everyone else’s.
#2 – Podcast Editing and Production
You focus on having a great conversation.
We’ll help with the technical side.
Professional production can make an enormous difference to the listening experience, particularly when guests are joining from different locations or using different recording equipment.
Our production support can include:
Audio editing, mixing and mastering
Background noise reduction and sound improvements
Podcast introductions, outros and transitions
Removing distracting pauses and recording interruptions
Improving the overall flow and listening experience
Preparing polished episodes for publication
We want your podcast to sound professional without losing the personality that makes it yours.
Because authenticity matters.
#3 – Video Trailers & Social Media Content
Recording the episode is only part of the job.
Getting people to discover it is equally important.
We can help transform podcast recordings into promotional assets designed for the platforms where your audience spends time.
Depending on your requirements, this can include:
Podcast video trailers
Short-form interview highlights
Audiograms and animated waveforms
Branded promotional content
Social media-ready video assets
We’ve built our own content approach around making the most of every conversation.
The goal isn’t simply to publish more content.
It’s to make each piece of content worth someone’s attention.
#4 – Podcast Hosting & Distribution
You’ve recorded your first episode.
Now you need people to find it.
We’ll help you navigate the process of getting your podcast published and distributed across major listening platforms.
This includes support with:
Podcast hosting and RSS feeds
Distribution to Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other supported platforms
Episode publishing and release schedules
Organising your podcast library
Maintaining a consistent publishing approach
We’ll help take the complexity out of the process so you can spend more time doing what matters: creating valuable conversations.
Why Work With Legally Speaking Podcast?
Because We Understand the Industry. And We Actually Do This.
There are plenty of podcast production companies.
What makes us different is the combination of practical podcasting experience, deep legal industry knowledge and an established professional community.
We’ve built a podcast alongside running businesses, working with clients, developing partnerships and engaging with some of the most influential people in the legal profession.
We understand the competing demands on lawyers, founders and business leaders.
We also understand that a podcast needs to do more than sound good.
It should serve a purpose.
