For brands

We don’t pitch. We show you the numbers.

Host-read integrations, network campaigns and owned placements — reported against what actually happened.

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What brands can access now

Six ways to run on the network. Every one of them exists today.

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Host-read integrations

Written with the host, in the show's own register, placed where attention is highest.

Network-wide campaigns

One brief, one set of reads, one report, across every show on the roster.

Video and social amplification

The filmed cut travels past the feed as clips your team can also run in paid channels.

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Owned email placements

Placement inside the network's own list rather than an audience rented from a platform.

Live gatherings and dinners

Curated tables at the events your category already attends, hosted rather than sponsored.

Custom content partnerships

A recurring segment or a series built around your subject, made with the host.

How it works

Four ideas the network is built on

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One network, one buy

Mid-roll placement across the full roster on a single brief, priced on CPM so the cost of reach is never a surprise.

Deeper than an ad read

Product in the hosts' hands ahead of the record, so what airs is a story about using it rather than a paragraph about buying it.

Campaigns, not one-offs

Results live in repetition: multi-appearance flights, an email feature to the owned database, and assets your team keeps.

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Rooms you can't buy elsewhere

Sponsored dinners and curated gatherings where your brand hosts the table instead of renting a booth.

Network campaign reporting includes verified delivery, engagement, traffic and attributed results where tracking is available.

Editorial context

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Where the founders have placed hosts and guests through their own media and PR work. Shown as context for how the network thinks about earned attention — not as network reach, and not as sponsorship.
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