The difference
Most studios hand
you the files.
We hand you
the show.
Hourly studio hire leaves the hard part with you: the edit, the cutdowns, the thumbnails, the upload schedule, the consistency week after week. That is where most podcasts die.
We run our own weekly slate, so the production line already exists. You turn up, present, and leave with a finished episode moving through it.
Three ways to work with us
Pick the level
you need.
Studio hire
The room, the cameras, the mics and an operator. You leave with the raw files. For teams who already edit their own.
Produced episode
Filmed, edited, colour and sound finished, thumbnail and chapter markers, plus vertical cutdowns. Delivered ready to publish, 48 hours after the shoot.
Monthly slate
A set number of episodes a month, published to your channels on a fixed schedule, with a monthly report on what performed.
Episodes we have shot
Judge it on
the footage.
Press play. Nothing on this page is worth as much as three minutes of an episode we actually made.
Tbo Touch on money, mistakes and meaning
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Dubai's top interior designer on crafting a five-star home
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Minister Solly Malatsi on Starlink, the TikTok dispute in Africa and high data prices
Mpho Dagada Network
Common questions
Before you book
What is the difference between studio hire and a produced episode?
How many people can the studio seat?
Can you publish the episodes for us?
How quickly do we get an episode back?
Do you record audio-only podcasts?
Next step
Starting a show?
Bring the idea. We will tell you honestly whether it can hold a weekly slot.