Podcast Promoter​/Social Media Manager

Location: Islington, London (On-site)

Closing date for applications: January 31, 2026

We’re one of the UK’s leading podcast production companies. We make shows like Oh God, What Now?, The Bunker, Origin Story, and Talk '90s To Me. We have our own studios in Islington where things move fast. It’s a busy, friendly office and no two days are the same.

This job is about one thing: getting more people to listen to our podcasts.

• Owning the social schedule: Taking the social media workload off our producers’ plates.
• Building community: Talking to our listeners and keeping the conversation going.
• Spreading the word: Proactively finding ways to get our shows featured elsewhere.
• Helping our clients and hosts: Making sure our presenters and clients have everything they need to promote their shows on their own channels.

We hire for common sense, personality and aptitude over a long list of qualifications. Most of our team didn’t come from a podcasting background, and you don’t have to be either.

• A confident writer: You need to write clearly, confidently and match our tone.
• A self‑starter: You see a problem and you want to fix it. You won’t be twiddling your thumbs asking for work – there’ll be plenty of basics to do and then endless opportunities to expand.
• Organised: We have a lot of shows and a lot of moving parts. You’ll need to keep track of it all.
• Thorough and have attention to detail: We don’t micromanage, but that does mean we need to trust you to check and double check work.

• Some experience in journalism (this is a big plus, we like ex-journos) or social media management.
• Design skills – don’t have to be a pro but knowing your way around Canva would help.
• Good taste in music (ok, maybe this is a deal‑breaker, we have a shared office playlist to think about).

• 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays + Christmas office closure.
• A fully stocked kitchen (snacks, coffee, tea).

To apply email  and send your CV, tell us what your favourite podcast is and why, tell us a podcast you don’t like and why, and send us a piece of podcast-related social content you think worked well and tell us why. Address your correspondence to our managing editor Jacob Jarvis.