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In this episode, our Head of Podcasts, Sassy Clyde, sits down with Phil Rose, Founder and Director of Ignium Consulting, for a powerful conversation on what makes a podcast truly resonate.Together, they explore why podcasts grounded in purpose and a desire to share knowledge stand out — and how a content-led approach can transform your show. From the importance of creating quality over quantity, to making episodes people can genuinely learn from, this episode is packed with insight.Phil shares his thoughts on the power of meaningful, authentic conversations — encouraging hosts to be emotional, honest, and unafraid to show their true selves. They also touch on the art of active listening, and how following the natural energy of a conversation can lead to richer, more impactful episodes.Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to make content that truly connects.Resources for listeners:Read Janno Medias recnt blog post for more insights on what is needed to go the extra mile in your podcsting journeyListen to all 100 episodes of the Ignium Sparks podcast here

In our latest Janno Signal episode, our Head of Podcasts, Sass sits down with our Founder & Head of Innovation, Matt to discuss the benefits of video podcasting and how to make it work for your brand. It’s packed with helpful insights you won’t want to miss!

In this episode of Signal, Head of Podcasts Sassy Clyde, shares some of the things that have dawned on her over her five years as a podcast Producer at Janno Media. The podcast industry continues to grow and evolve - video podcasts for example, are now more popular than ever - so what have we at Janno Media learned about how best to streamline the process and what's needed in terms of attitude and approach -? A podcast series is still a great way, a creative way, to have some skin in the game; a presence in your sector, market and networks. Our long term clients have found the pay off comes from unexpected places, and in a variety of ways. Signal from Janno Media is a chance to get to know more about the people we work with, and what drives them on their content journeys. We celebrate the value of content in the way people take in and take on the world.

We’re proud to launch this special episode of our Janno Signal podcast, featuring Sandeep Saib, Senior Business Development Executive at CMS, in time for World Mental Health Day 2024.  Our longstanding partnership with CMS has seen us collaborate on many inspiring projects, including CMS’s This is Me mental health campaign. The theme for this year’s World Mental Health Day is ‘It is Time to Prioritize Mental Health in the Workplace’ and we couldn't be more grateful to have Sandeep join us to share her personal insights on mental health and wellbeing.  In this special episode, hosted by our very own Head of Podcasts, Sassy Clyde, Sandeep opens up about her own mental health journey, as well as her role as an advocate for mental health and suicide prevention across many groups and organisations. She also shares her thoughts on supporting mental health in the workplace.  This isn’t the first time we've had the pleasure of working with Sandeep - who guest-edited an edition of our weekly ContentED bulletin in January 2023, where she shared her personal experiences for Time to Talk Day, highlighting the importance of mental health and having much-needed conversations about it, to fight the stigma and discrimination that still exists in today’s world.  Sandeep’s honesty and courage have been inspirational for those navigating their own mental health challenges. We’re really grateful to her for contributing to this crucial conversation once again.  Don’t miss this heartfelt episode, launching today in honour of #WMHD2024. We hope to continue the dialogue on mental health and suicide prevention, making our workplaces and communities more supportive and understanding places for all.  Tune in here, we hope you enjoy the episode.  World Mental Health Day Hashtags:  #WMHD #WorldMentalHealthDay #WMHD2024 #WorkplaceMentalHealth #PrioritizeMentalHealthintheWorkplace #MentalHealthintheWorkplace #WorldMentalHealthDay2024 #WorkplaceWellness #MentalHealthAdvocate Resources: Crisis support NHS (24 hours): 111 (select option 2 for mental health support)Samaritans (24 hours): 116 123 email [email protected]   Shout (24 hours):Text 85258CALM: Campaign Against Living Miserably (5pm – Midnight): 0800 58 58 58HOPELINE UK (9am – Midnight; service for under 35s): 0800 068 4141 or text 07860 039967, or email [email protected] emotional support Samaritans  They offer emotional support for people in a crisis, available 24 hours a day.  Telephone: 116123 Address: Freepost RSRB-KKBY-CYJK, P.O. Box 9090, Stirling, FK8 2SA Email: [email protected] Website: www.samaritans.org    Hub of Hope:  Provides a list of organisations within your area who can help with emotional support. They also have information leaflets on a wide range of mental health topics.  Website: https://hubofhope.co.uk/    Listening Place:   Anyone who, for whatever reason feels life is no longer worth living, can find a place with a warm and open listener who will give them time.  Telephone:020 3906 7676  Address: The Listening Place unit 1, Cambridge Court, 210 Shepherds Bush Road, London, W6 7NJ  Website: https://listeningplace.org.uk/     Sane  SANEline is a national out-of-hours mental health helpline offering specialist emotional support, guidance and information to anyone affected by mental illness, including family, friends and carers. They also provide a free text-based support service called Textcare and an online supportive forum community where anyone can share their experiences of mental health.  Telephone: Every day, 4pm to 10pm on 0300 304 7000  Textcare: www.sane.org.uk/what_we_do/support/textcare Support Forum: www.sane.org.uk/what_we_do/support/supportforum Website: www.sane.org.uk    Papyrus UK  Charity that offers emotional support to people under 35 who are suicidal. They can also support people who are concerned about someone under 35 who might be suicidal.  Telephone: 0800 068 41 41 Text: 07786 209697 Email: [email protected] Website: www.papyrus-uk.org    Rethink Mental Illness A non-profit organisation that directly supports almost 60,000 people every year across England in getting through crises, living independently, and realising they are not alone. Address: 28 Albert Embankment, London, SE1 7GR Telephone: 0121 522 7007 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.rethink.org/    Suicide&Co  Helps with specific kinds of grief that comes from a variety of personal experiences of losing a loved one to suicide.   Address: 27 Great Smith Street, London, SW1P 3AZ Email: [email protected]  Website: https://suicideandco.squarespace.com/     Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide  Focuses on peer-led support to adults impacted by suicide loss.   Telephone: 03001115065 Address: Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide National Office, 14-16 New Lawn Road, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7   Email: [email protected]  Website: https://uksobs.org/   

We were really excited to welcome Christian Lang, Managing Director of star* scheme, as our special guest on the latest episode of Janno Signal. At star* scheme, their mission is clear: through the sport of rugby, to make a material difference in the lives of young people who have Adverse Childhood & community Experiences (ACEs), poverty or mental health issues. Our introduction to star* scheme and their amazing work came through our partnership with Broughton Park RFC, where we proudly sponsor their Under 10’s team. What becomes clear as soon as you start looking into their work, is the impact they’re making. Whether it's providing essential kit, arranging transportation, facilitating introductions to rugby clubs, or connecting young people and their families with exceptional coaches and team members, their work is both powerful and humbling. Janno Media Founder, Matt Wallace, talks with Christian about the scheme, its success and ambitions for the future. Tune in to this inspiring episode of Janno Signal. You can find out more about star* scheme here: https://www.starscheme.co.uk/

We’re really proud of the success Janno Media Award recipient, Anjyy Olosunde has had with her debut podcast 2nTwo. It’s been a real pleasure getting to know her and watch her thrive on this exciting podcast journey which has seen the release of eight brilliant episodes. Anjy has brought humour, authenticity and insightful questions to a range of impressive guests. Anjyy's journey began with her winning the Janno Media Award in 2023, impressing both Janno Media Founder, Matt Wallace, and John Collins, Senior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University’s Centre for Broadcast Journalism, with her pilot podcast. The £5,000 bursary, now in its second year, provided Anjyy with the opportunity to develop the complete podcast series, and the results speak volumes. In our latest episode of Janno Signal, Anjy takes the mic again joining our Head of Podcasts, Sass, to share her passion for journalism, offer invaluable tips to aspiring podcasters, as we ask ‘what’s next for Anjyy Olosunde?’ Tune in for a great conversation as we celebrate Anjyy’s achievements.

At Janno Media, we’re committed to partnering with clients who drive positive change. It’s not just part of our mission statement, it has become part of our fabric. For years, we've had the privilege of working alongside Leo Cancer Care, witnessing their remarkable growth firsthand. Each piece of content we've produced shines a spotlight on their award-winning upright radiotherapy solutions and their dedicated team. From dynamic motion graphics showcasing their innovative products (each named after renowned female scientists) to engaging promotional videos featuring their groundbreaking work and expert insights, they’ve used content to elevate their brand. In the latest episode of Janno Signal, Matt Wallace, Founder of Janno Media, sits down with Sophie Towe, Leo Cancer Care’s Head of Marketing, to explore their journey, growth and the role content has played in their success. Tune in for another episode as we explore Leo Cancer Care's impactful story.

With a knack for documenting his motorbike escapades and genuine encounters with the great British public, Harvey Rides Bikes has carved a real niche in the digital landscape. With each video, his infectious personality and humorous commentary draws viewers in, and you can’t help but smile. After discovering Harvey’s Instagram last year, our Founder, Matt became an instant fan and recommended Harvey for our weekly bulletin, ContentED. We let Harvey know we were featuring him and wasted no time in extending an invitation for a chat. Armed with two boxes of Haribo (that will make sense later), Matt and Harvey met in London, which is the usual backdrop for his adventures. Matt and Harvey chat about Harvey's motivations as a content creator and some pivotal videos which propelled him into the spotlight (nod to "Whizzy Boi."). They also chat about the huge potential of his content, his love of The Bike Shed and of course, his beloved Triumph Bonneville T120. It was a real pleasure for Matt to sit down with Harvey and see firsthand the passion that fuels his adventures, and we can’t wait to see what he does next. Tune in to this great episode of Janno Signal

It was great to sit down with John Collins, Senior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism (CBJ), at the end of last year. As well as Founder, Matt and Marketing Manager, Nicola getting the chance to tour their old stomping ground, we got to record a brilliant chat with John on all thing’s journalism and podcasting. John shared his insights into the ever-changing landscape of journalism and the growing significance of podcasting and audio content. We discussed the importance of vocational routes in journalism and the Janno Media Award for aspiring podcasters. We also touch on the impact of the award at NTU and how this year’s recipient Anjy Olosunde is using it as a springboard to great things. What we did agree on is that whatever the medium… the story is always king! Listen to Anjyy's podcast - 2nTwo: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/2ntwo/id1724794534 Read up on Nottingham Trent University Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism: https://www.ntu.ac.uk/study-and-courses/courses/our-facilities/the-centre-for-broadcasting-and-journalism

We first came across Arthur Wharton in a Black History Month edition of our weekly bulletin, ContentED. AMS’ Creative Director, Jason Graham curated five pieces of digital content in this special guest issue, leading us to the eye-opening "Remembering Arthur Wharton, Number 1" video on YouTube.  Arthur was the world's first black professional footballer and official fastest man on Earth! A pioneer and trailblazer in sporting history. A fact which hasn’t always been acknowledged. Find out more about ways to support the Arthur Wharton Foundation here If you'd like to bring your message to life with audio, contact us today - we'd love to hear your ideas!

For many years, we’ve partnered with global law firm CMS to create impactful and results-driven content. Most recently, we’ve produced the eagerly awaited Season 3 of their #LeadHers podcast. The podcast has become a vital component of the CMS #LeadHers campaign led by partners Sarah Wright and Katie Nagy de Nagybaczon. which addresses challenges and cultivates support in female entrepreneurship through the CMS equIP accelerator programme. Each podcast episode goes beyond addressing the hurdles encountered by female entrepreneurs to focus on positivity and actionable steps toward driving change, all inspired by successful female founders. Guests have included BorrowMyDoggy Founder, Rikke Rosenlund, Head of Enterprise and Climate Engagement at NatWest, Julie Baker, and Checkout.com’s Chief of Staff, Jess Houlgrave. Season 3 promises another ten thought-provoking conversations with motivational female leaders. It’s always a pleasure to work with CMS in producing impactful content which is driving positive change. Here, we talk with Katie Nagy de Nagybaczon and discuss her experience in creating the #LeadHers podcast. If you’d like to bring your message to life with audio, we’d love to hear about your ideas!

To mark the release of their 100th episode, the Decarb Connect founder Alex Cameron talks to us about the origins story of the Decarb Connect podcast, and what she's learnt from doing it. In 2020, when everyone was shut in, the podcast was a necessary means of platforming her brand spanking new business venture. Over time it has taken on a life on it's own and become a traceable history of the Decarbonisation landscape, giving Alex a front row seat in conversations which have influenced her direction of travel. You can listen to the 100th episode of Decarb Connect here.

You could call Dawn's YouTube channel, accidentally successful. We followed her on one of her Metal Detecting excursions to experience her easy going appeal for ourselves. Resources of interest from this episode: NCMD National Council of Metal Detecting https://www.ncmd.co.uk/ PAS Portable Antiquity Scheme https://finds.org.uk/ - This is where metal detectorists finds are recorded PAS Portable Antiquities British Museum https://www.britishmuseum.org/our-work/national/treasure-and-portable-antiquities-scheme List of FLO's Finds Liaison Officers around the country - https://finds.org.uk/contacts   Youtube page Digger Dawn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4efzlmfB9lqZe090t6JUYQ Instagram Chris Langston https://www.instagram.com/metaldetectingholidays/?hl=en-gb Signal from Janno Media is a chance  for us to get to know more about the people in our networks and what drives them on their content journeys. We celebrate the value of content in the way people take in and take on the world.

We talk to Clem Burford this week, about his YouTube channel FlySim24. We learn the backstory for the channel, about the community around flight simulation and what Clem found from using social media as a tool to promote his YouTube channel. Clem was firmly on the ground when this recording took place. Remember; Don't Podcast and Fly. Subscribe to FlySim24 here: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@flysim24   Follow FlySim24 on socials here: Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/flysim24   TikTok  https://www.tiktok.com/@flysim24   Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/FlySim24   Facebook Members Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1345452678925795/?ref=share   To check out the Prostate Cancer Research initiative Clem was involved in, click here: https://www.theinfopool.co.uk Try flight simulation yourself, here – (good luck!): https://www.geo-fs.com/ Signal from Janno Media is a chance  for us to get to know more about the people in our networks and what drives them on their content journeys. We celebrate the value of content in the way people take in and take on the world.

In this episode of Signal, Head of Podcasts Sassy Clyde, shares some of the things that have dawned on her over her three years as a podcast Producer at Janno Media. Yes, the basics about recommended length of podcast and how often you should consider releasing an episode, but also a few insights on what's required in terms of a mental approach to the process. BIPOC meaning. Signal from Janno Media is a chance to get to know more about the people we work with, and what drives them on their content journeys. We celebrate the value of content in the way people take in and take on the world.