The Defrag

Gameplay is a podcast about video games and the virtual worlds that power culture and community. It's a documentary show, using long form storytelling to explore a variety of narratives from the world of games. Gameplay speaks to the ability of games to create immersive experiences and social connection. Currently ranked as the #1 Games podcast on Apple Podcasts (US Store) (As of Oct 22, 2020), and is #1 for Leisure & #1 for Games in Australia and New Zealand (As of Nov 17). Gameplay provides an attractive opportunity for gaming adjacent companies to reach passionate fans. Our audience is made up of 69% US, with Australia, UK, and Canada being other main locations. The audience is 80% Men, 18% women, and 2% non-binary.

Moonshot is an award-winning podcast exploring the worlds biggest ideas and the people making them happen. We explore big 'moonshot' ideas like self-driving cars, brain implants, robots, Mars space travel, artificial intelligence, and the future of transport. As we explore these topics we feature in depth interviews with successful entrepreneurs, investors, and future thinkers. The people we're talking to are actively changing the world as we know it. Moonshot is hosted by Kristofor Lawson and is a production of Lawson Media. Moonshot was a finalist in the 2017 Melbourne Press Club Quill Awards, a finalist in the 2018 Australian Podcasting Awards, and was awarded 'Best Independent Media' at the 2018 ACS IT Journalism Awards. Our show has also been featured by Apple Podcasts and Pocket Casts. About our audience Moonshot listeners are largely US based, and highly educated with more than 55% achieving a college degree. People in our audience are likely to work in technology, engineering, or design, and 65% of our audience work in intermediate roles or above - meaning they are likely to be in a position to help make decisions for their businesses. 35% are married, and 40% are single (never, married), and 40% of our audience have household income levels above $80k+ USD. We will work with advertisers to produce an engaging spot that fits the brand and also engages our tech-savvy audience.

We Saw the Devil is unique because we produce episodes in multiple formats, which engages different types of true crime listeners. Some prefer news-style podcasts that cover current cases. Others prefer narrative episodes that tell good stories. We do both. This enables us to throw a wide net over the true crime demographic: 1) We follow one popular, current/ongoing case, discussing every news item and piece of evidence as it unfolds each week 2) We supplement the above episodes with interviews or stories that follow a narrative format. To date, the show has amassed over 1 million downloads across hosts. We Saw the Devil was also recently featured on the Netflix Original series, "Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel," which has been viewed for more than 1.596 billion minutes, the second most-watched show in Netflix’s history. Every ad will not only play across all audio podcast platforms, but also YouTube, where we publish all episodes and have a loyal listener base. The true crime genre has the most dedicated audience. Our listeners are truly loyal and engaged. The producer also has an established career in marketing and brand awareness, with considerable experience in tailored posts and social media marketing. We would love to work with your brand!