We’ve been working with Kinda Studios to delve into the neuroscience of how our brains, understand and react to podcasts and why they're so powerful.

In the second of three episodes, Fresh Air founder Neil Cowling chats with Robyn Landau and Katherine Templar-Lewis, the co-founders of Kinda, to explore the neuroscience of memory. They discuss how our brains have evolved to store information through stories, not facts and the ‘neuro-ballet’ of dopamine and oxytocin when listening to a great story.

Proving that podcasts provoke more powerful, more emotional physical responses than video, laying down stronger memories and moving us to take more action as a result.

Read more from Kinda Studio's report on memory HERE.

We’ve been working with Kinda Studios to delve into the neuroscience of how our brains, understand and react to podcasts and why they're so powerful.
In the second of three episodes, Fresh Air founder Neil Cowling chats with Robyn Landau and Katherine Templar-Lewis, the co-founders of Kinda, to explore the neuroscience of memory. They discuss how our brains have evolved to store information through stories, not facts and the ‘neuro-ballet’ of dopamine and oxytocin when listening to a great story.
Proving that podcasts provoke more powerful, more emotional physical responses than video, laying down stronger memories and moving us to take more action as a result.
Read more from Kinda Studio's report on memory <a href="https://freshairproduction.co.uk/editorial/memory-recall-and-action-taking/">HERE</a>.

Fresh Air Production is a leader in making podcasts for brands. Each episode, we focus on one of our projects and dissect it, with the client and the producer to help any Marketing professionals who might be looking to build a podcast for their brand.

For each project, we discuss why the brand did it in the first place, how we turned their brief into a reality, some of the challenges along the way, and how it all worked out in the end. Was the process complex or simple? What were the key decisions? How was it distributed and promoted? And what were the results in terms of listeners and the value it drove back to the brand?

Presented by Neil Cowling, Produced by Anouszka Tate, and created by the whole Fresh Air team

You can find out more about all our podcasts here. 

Fresh Air Production is a leader in making podcasts for brands. Each episode, we focus on one of our projects and dissect it, with the client and the producer to help any Marketing professionals who might be looking to build a podcast for their brand.
For each project, we discuss why the brand did it in the first place, how we turned their brief into a reality, some of the challenges along the way, and how it all worked out in the end. Was the process complex or simple? What were the key decisions? How was it distributed and promoted? And what were the results in terms of listeners and the value it drove back to the brand?
Presented by Neil Cowling, Produced by Anouszka Tate, and created by the whole Fresh Air team
You can find out more about all our podcasts <a href="http://www.freshairproduction.co.uk">here</a>.

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Why Our Brains Are Coded For Podcasts. With Kinda Studios.

One of our favourite podcasts that shows the power of pushing boundaries and taking risks, is Upfront from financial services software provider IRESS. From its origin, IRESS were determined to change the narrative around financial services and encourage listeners to get passionate.

At its core, Upfront shows how creative you can be when creating a podcast. From music to host, artwork, content approach and promotion, Upfront has redefined the realms of financial service podcasting.

Fresh Air Founder Neil Cowling chatted to Kate Atkinson, Content Lead at IRESS and Matt HollandHead of Communication at IRESS, about how they created a distinct and unconventional podcast with a well defined tone of voice.

They also explore how they used their learnings from season 1 and applied them to grow season 2 and they hear from Senior Producer of Upfront at Fresh Air, Raj Pander.

Listen to Upfront here.

One of our favourite podcasts that shows the power of pushing boundaries and taking risks, is Upfront from financial services software provider IRESS. From its origin, IRESS were determined to change the narrative around financial services and encourage listeners to get passionate.
At its core, Upfront shows how creative you can be when creating a podcast. From music to host, artwork, content approach and promotion, Upfront has redefined the realms of financial service podcasting.
Fresh Air Founder Neil Cowling chatted to Kate Atkinson, Content Lead at IRESS and Matt Holland Head of Communication at IRESS, about how they created a distinct and unconventional podcast with a well defined tone of voice.
They also explore how they used their learnings from season 1 and applied them to grow season 2 and they hear from Senior Producer of Upfront at Fresh Air, Raj Pander.
Listen to Upfront <a href="https://Upfront.lnk.to/podcast">here</a>.

Using Podcasting To Create Extraordinary Content with IRESS

In the final episode of our Media 360 Mini-Series, Fresh Air's Director of Content Michaela Hallam chats to Marketing and Media Manager of BT Business Simon White about audio identity within the B2B market.

Simon also talks through and shares the results of BT's recent campaign with The News Agents podcast and the insights they learned. 

This episode is part of our Media 360 series, recorded on location in Brighton. To find out how Fresh Air can create a podcast for your brand, go to freshairproduction.co.uk

In the final episode of our Media 360 Mini-Series, Fresh Air's Director of Content Michaela Hallam chats to Marketing and Media Manager of BT Business Simon White about audio identity within the B2B market.
Simon also talks through and shares the results of BT's recent campaign with The News Agents podcast and the insights they learned. 
This episode is part of our Media 360 series, recorded on location in Brighton. To find out how Fresh Air can create a podcast for your brand, go to <a href="freshairproduction.co.uk">freshairproduction.co.uk</a>

Media 360 Mini-Series: BT's Simon White

Marketing Director Sam Taylor helms Direct Line Group, a company with a rich heritage of audio branding from Churchill to Green Flag and Direct Line.

Sam chats with Fresh Air's Director of Content Michaela Hallam all about the evolution of each of his brand's sound and how they amplify them.

This episode is part of our Media 360 series, recorded on location in Brighton. To find out how Fresh Air can create a podcast for your brand, go to freshairproduction.co.uk

Marketing Director Sam Taylor helms Direct Line Group, a company with a rich heritage of audio branding from Churchill to Green Flag and Direct Line.
Sam chats with Fresh Air's Director of Content Michaela Hallam all about the evolution of each of his brand's sound and how they amplify them.
This episode is part of our Media 360 series, recorded on location in Brighton. To find out how Fresh Air can create a podcast for your brand, go to <a href="freshairproduction.co.uk">freshairproduction.co.uk</a>

Why Our Brains Are Coded For Podcasts. With Kinda Studios.

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