A podcast partner built for big teams, not just marketing.
Private hosting when you need it. Public reach when you don't. One team either way.
We've built a private show for Salesforce's engineering team, an internal culture show for Mars, and a public branded show for Great Place to Work. In each case, one Resonate team handled everything, from the first planning call to the episodes people actually hear. Legal review, brand sign-off, and busy executive calendars are part of how we plan the work, not a surprise that slows it down.
Large organizations we've worked with
Real companies, real shows.
A marketing agency plans for one client. Your podcast has to get past a lot more people than that.
At a big company, a podcast usually needs sign-off from more than one team. Legal reads the script. HR checks the internal messaging. A department head wants final say. Most podcast agencies are set up to please a single marketing manager, not to move a project through five departments before it can go live.
We've already worked that process for Salesforce, Mars, and Great Place to Work. We host privately when the audience is internal, and publicly when it's not. And the extra steps, like legal review or a slower approval chain, get planned in from the start instead of catching everyone by surprise halfway through.
Talk to an Enterprise Podcast Specialist →An internal engineering podcast. Only people on the approved list can listen.
A show built around Mars' internal DEI work, for staff across the world.
A public show. Company leaders talk about what makes a workplace good.
Over a decade of building podcasts for companies of every size.
What kind of show fits your company?
It depends on who you're talking to: your own people, the public, or both. We'll help you land on something legal, HR, and brand can all agree to, not just something marketing likes.
Private, employees only
A closed show for your own staff. This is what we built for Salesforce's engineering team: easy to listen to, but only for people on the list.
Internal culture and values
A show built around one idea your company cares about. Mars used this format to bring its DEI work to life for staff around the world.
Public, leader-led
A public show that puts your leaders in front of an outside audience. Great Place to Work uses this format to interview executives on culture.
Both, from one production
One recording, two feeds. Some episodes go to your staff. Others go public. You get both without paying for two separate productions.
Everything your show needs. One team, start to finish.
We plan for legal review, brand approval, and multiple stakeholders as a normal part of the job, whether you're a Fortune 500 company, a smaller business, or a non-profit.
Launch
We map out who needs to review and approve each episode before we build the production timeline, so nothing stalls later.
Learn moreAudio production
Trained engineers edit, mix, and master every episode. Turnaround is three to five business days, every time.
Learn moreVideo production
Every recording also becomes a YouTube-ready video and short clips, checked against your brand guidelines before it ships.
Learn moreShow management
A producer runs your show week to week and works around your leaders' calendars and internal approval steps, instead of fighting them.
Learn moreMarketing assets
Show notes, audio clips, and social graphics, all built to match your brand and internal comms standards.
Learn morePrivate and public hosting
Public shows go out to Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Internal shows stay locked down, the same setup we built for Salesforce.
Learn morePrivate for Salesforce. Internal for Mars. Public for Great Place to Work.
Salesforce wanted a way to reach their engineering team with long, in-depth content, but only for people on an approved list. We built private hosting that felt just as easy as any public podcast app. That same setup lets us run internal, mixed, or fully public shows for other companies too.
Talk to an Enterprise Podcast Specialist →We've had a great experience with Resonate. It let us build a podcast we can lock down to a known list of people, while it still feels just like any other podcast they already listen to. That's helped people actually use it, and Resonate made it happen.
Shows we've produced for teams like yours.
Three shows, three different setups: fully private, culture-focused, and fully public.
Better by Great Place to Work
A public show for Great Place to Work, a well-known name in workplace culture. Company leaders sit down and talk about what actually makes a workplace worth staying at. We handle the whole thing, start to finish.
This is our clearest example of a public, executive-led show, the exact kind this page is built around.
Shared Practices, Your Dental Roadmap
A show made for dental professionals, covering practice ownership, growth, and transitions. We've produced it since it launched, and it's built a steady, loyal audience within a small niche.
A big company can use this same format for one department or business unit, going deep for a specific internal audience instead of a broad one.
GO AI Podcast
A show hosted by a marketing agency's own founder and team, talking through AI and growth strategy. They wanted a consistent, well-made show without building a studio of their own. We handled it instead.
A company can use this same approach for its own internal thought leadership, without hiring or building a production team in-house.
Ready to build a show your whole company can get behind?
Thirty minutes. We'll talk through who needs to sign off, who you're trying to reach, and whether a private, public, or mixed show makes sense.
What people ask before starting a corporate podcast.
A few things worth knowing before you start or scale a show for your company.
Book an Enterprise Strategy Call →What is a corporate podcast?+
What is the difference between a corporate podcast and a B2B podcast?+
What does an enterprise podcast production agency do?+
Can a corporate podcast stay private and internal only?+
What kind of podcast should a large company or enterprise launch?+
How much does corporate podcast production cost?+
How does Resonate manage multiple stakeholders on an enterprise podcast?+
Has Resonate produced podcasts for large enterprise organizations?+
What is an internal communications podcast?+
Why do companies with remote or hybrid teams use podcasts for internal communication?+
Browse by industry instead.
We also build industry-specific podcast programs across regulated and consumer-facing fields. If your organization fits one of these, that page covers the details specific to it.
Your company has more people to answer to than most brands.
Let's build a show that can handle that.
Book a thirty-minute strategy call. We'll talk through who's involved, who you want to reach, and what a corporate podcast could look like for your organization.
No commitment. Thirty minutes. Honest advice on whether now is the right time.