Production is the hurdle. Consider it handled.

Nomadic Pods is a turn-key podcast studio that travels. Crew, cameras, lights, set, direction, editing, clips, copy — we bring all of it to your boardroom, wherever your boardroom is. Your team shows up and talks. Everything else is ours.

How it actually works, start to finish.

Step 1 4 Days

Show Planning

We nail down what the show's actually about — format, guests, talking points, and what you want people to walk away with. Then we build the full production sheet: timings, guest details, location, crew travel. All sorted before anyone thinks about gear, so nobody's scrambling once the day arrives.

Step 2 1 Day

Shoot Day

We roll in early, build the full studio in your space, and start recording. Expect several episodes filmed in a single day, plus behind-the-scenes photos for your own LinkedIn and internal comms. You just show up and talk — we handle the rest.

Step 3 2 Weeks

Editing

Our post team cuts every angle together, grades it so it doesn't look flat, and builds out the full asset set — clips, graphics, show notes and everything else. You get a link to review it all once it's ready, no hunting through shared drives.

Step 4 1 Week

Sign-off

Two rounds of revisions to get anything not-quite-right sorted, then we lock it in. From there it's either straight to your team to publish, with every asset formatted for distribution. Either way, you're done — and a quarter of content is ready to go.

Invest in production that pays for itself.

One-Off
Test the waters with a mini series
$3,500 CAD
One film day, no ongoing commitment
1 film day (3–6 episodes)
Finished episodes of 30–45 minutes
Includes:
  • Pre-production meeting & documentation
  • Full crew & studio-grade gear, built at your location
  • Full post-production & editing
  • 15+ social clips & assets per episode

Might extend into a retainer after your trial day? Mention it in your message and we'll plan it with you.

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Questions? We've got answers.

Everything between "we should do a podcast" and "it's live": strategy and show design, guest prep, crew and studio-grade gear, set build in your space, direction on the day, editing, sound and colour, clips, carousels and quote cards, show notes and posts, scheduling, and monthly reporting. The only things we don't do are choose your guests and hold the conversation.
We bring our full crew and studio-grade equipment to your location, wherever that is. In a single film day, we record 3 to 6 podcast episodes, each cut to 30–45 minutes from roughly hour-long interviews — whether that's guest interviews, internal expert conversations, or a mix of both. We handle all the setup, production, and direction so you can focus on the conversation.
Anywhere in Canada and the United States. The whole studio packs into cases and flies with us — we regularly film outside our home base in Toronto, and multi-city teams can book a film day in each office. Travel inside the Greater Toronto Area is included; anywhere further, we quote flights and accommodation up front as a flat line item before you commit, so there are no surprises. If your leadership is spread across offices, one trip can cover several of them.
Every episode comes back as a full content kit of 15+ assets: the full-length video and audio episode, 3–4 short-form social clips, 2–3 quote cards, a carousel, thumbnail, announcement graphic, show notes, a LinkedIn post, full transcript, and a newsletter snippet — all formatted and ready to post.
We film quarterly — once every three months — so your content stays fresh and relevant. Each film day produces enough episodes to keep you consistently posting between sessions.
You're in charge of choosing and booking your own guests — after all, you know your industry and ideal prospects best. We handle everything else: episode planning, talking points, scheduling the film day, and all production.
Not at all. While LinkedIn is a core focus for B2B audiences, every episode comes with assets formatted for YouTube, Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, X, and any other platform you want to publish on. You own all the content.
Absolutely. Our One-Off film day lets you experience the full production process with 3 to 6 professionally produced episodes, with no further commitment required. Pricing is listed above.
The best podcast hosts aren't polished TV presenters — they're people who genuinely know their stuff. The most compelling B2B content comes from real people having real conversations. We help you identify who in your team has that natural spark, and on film day we guide every conversation so nobody feels on the spot.
We don't publish for you, but we hand you everything ready for distribution: finished episodes, clips, graphics and copy, formatted for LinkedIn, YouTube, Spotify and wherever else you want to show up. Your team publishes it on your own schedule.
The podcast is the input, not the product. If all you wanted was a show, you could book a studio for a day and be done. What you're buying here is the thing that happens after the camera stops: three to six conversations becoming dozens of pieces of video, audio, design and copy, scheduled across a quarter. The episodes matter, but they're maybe a tenth of what lands in your drive.
Nothing you have to do. Assets arrive batched and labelled by week, so there's always a queue ready to go. We check in monthly with performance reporting and plan the next film day off the back of what's working. The whole point is that the quiet weeks stay quiet for your team.
Your first batch lands within a week of the film day, and the rest follow in weekly batches after that — see the FAQ on what happens between film days for the full cadence.
You do — the finished episodes, every asset, and the raw camera and audio files all belong to you. Nothing is licensed back to us and nothing requires our sign-off to reuse, re-edit, or move to another vendor later.
Because you get the founders on your shoot, not a junior team assigned to your account. We're building this studio around a small number of clients we can genuinely over-deliver for, and early clients get more of our attention than they would anywhere further down the line. If you'd rather see the work before committing, start with a Taster Episode.