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Three days. Top audio leaders. Game-changing insights. Are you ready? 🔥 What’s on the agenda? 🎙️ Speakers & sessions are live — don’t miss out!🎫

Radiodays Europe is excited to announce next year’s host city will be Riga, 22-24 March 2026. We look forward to seeing you there!

“There is a tight space for independence in today’s distribution industry”said Jason Bryant, the Founder of Nation Broadcasting. Development collaborations with other broadcasters is always

The rapidly growing content-creation world, with extreme amounts of new posts and internet services flocking social media sphere, mandates creators to step out of their

Do you know how to create marketing-wise and audience-driven radio content? The session “Research insights and market intelligence that give you an edge” managed to

The famous Australian comedy duo Hamish & Andy took part in Radiodays Europe 2025 through the speech and presentation of their partner and Senior Lead of Future

One of the last sessions of this year’s Radiodays Europe in Athens was hosted by Wade Kingsley, the Founder of The Creative Coach, along with Eleftheria Petropoulou

Jacqueline Bierhorst, President, WorldDAB, and Project Director, Digital Radio, champions DAB+ as the future of radio, emphasizing its potential for increased revenue at lower costs

As the city wakes up, morning shows can truly set the mood of the day. In Greece particularly, radio prime time is in the morning,

Data is currency and understanding how we gather it can surely make the world go round! This session brought together three leading experts—KRISTIAN TOLONEN (Head

“Localisation became our superpower,” said Tamara Orbán-Mikus, Programme and Music Director at Slager FM as together with James Neish, CEO of the Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation,

Reaching the top doesn’t guarantee you’ll stay there, especially when others are after your spot. Melbourne’s radio wars left the door open for strategy, and

Swedish Radio’s declining youth listenership highlights a critical challenge for traditional audio. While digital detox trends exist, young people predominantly consume content on platforms like

Laurence Harrison, Chief Partnerships Officer at Radioplayer, opened the ‘Reclaiming the dashboard – putting radio back in control’ session by reiterating the point that Radioplayer

Pocket FM, with 3,000 employees, is rapidly becoming the “Netflix for audio storytelling,” boasting 200,000 listeners and a projected 100 billion streaming minutes in 2024.

BJÖRN ÜHSS, Founder of AudioStack.ai, delivered a compelling vision of the future where AI and emotion go hand in hand, shaping a new era of

Kids can make the difference,” Laure Grandbesançon, producer at Radio France International, highlighted. But in order to do so, they must be given the opportunity.

This session delved into the art of creating chart-topping comedy podcasts, revealing how humour can be a powerful engine for audience growth and engagement. Tara

How do you attract the best of the best? NPR’s Bobby Carter has to ask himself that question every day as he revealed in a

A new day began at Radiodays Europe 2025 with in depth discussion about audio, especially podcasts, and the measurements taking place for audiences. Sarah Toporoff, Head

We should stop neglecting the health of radio broadcasting itself. Right now, AI technologies, music streaming and news fatigue are some of the serious threats

News organisations are seeing trust in them fragmenting, alongside the fact that more and more people are choosing to avoid information. Emma Theedom, Head of

“It’s us (journalists) who have to find a way to beat news fatigue. People are not tired of news about war, and they will never

Many content producers, especially for podcasts, may have wondered…how am I going to efficiently create content for my brand and attract customers? The speaker of

Radio imaging isn’t just about sound—it’s audio marketing that speaks to the soul. PURE Jingles and an all-star panel dove into how data-driven branding doesn’t just

A classic session at Radiodays Europe for years, we’re proud to present – you’ve guessed it – three cases from three different European countries which

How can radio personalities up their game? According to iHeartMedia’s Dennis Clark it boils down to becoming a 5 Tool Player. While being a term

Have you ever wondered what keeps the CEOs of the mass media field awake at night? Steve Ahern, the CEO of Radioinfo/AMT, welcomed four other professionals

Entering the celebrity podcast arena is like a game of Russian roulette, with the odds being against you. In the past few years, a graveyard

The future of radio is digital, but the road there isn’t the same for everyone. In an eye-opening session, CATHINKA RONDAN (Head of Audio, NRK),