Radiodays Europe (RDE) presents a brand new event focused entirely on the fast-moving world of Podcasting

By introducing the Podcast Day, Radiodays Europe (RDE) presents a brand new event focused entirely on the fast-moving world of Podcasting

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Radio Hack Europe was won by the team Newscall

Nathalie Birocheau, Deputy Director of franceinfo, France, shares the amazing story of how an iconic radio channel has become a global media brand.

Steve Reynolds, Talent coach, USA, discussed the ten things that leaders can do to create a positive working environment that allows employees to thrive.

Mike Fitzpartrick, Thomas Buch-Andersen, Manoush Zomorodi, Matt Deegan, Maiana Santos and Ken Benson talked inspiration and practical ideas to take back to our stations.

Ralph van Dijk, Founder and Creative Director, Eardrum, Australia, talked through some of the world’s best radio ads of last year and what made them so successful.

Poland, Germany and Finland. Radiodays Europe hears about some of the biggest success stories in Europe.

Cathinka Rondan (Ulost, Norway), Charlotte Pudlowski (Journalist Slate.fr), Pete Donaldson (Football Ramble podcast, UK), Tom Webster (Edison Research, USA)

Graham Dixon, Head of Radio, EBU, and Alain Artero, EBU, Switzerland, issue a call to action, and explain how you can apply for the domain names you need. 

Lee Thompson, Tapio Hananen and Luke Williams discuss the future of new music in light of streaming.

Mike Fitzpatrick (Head of Content, Triple M, SCA, Melbourne, Australia) discusses how masculinity has evolved and how his station has adapted to meet the needs of the 'new man'.

Radioanalyzer's CEO Mikkel B. Ottesen, Denmark, and COO Bill De Lisle, Germany, share new observations on programmatic strategy in European radio

Simon Gooch, Chief Innovation Officer, Swedish Radio thinks that courage and humility is the only way to proceed with digital. He said ‘Don’t be afraid of testing, but don’t be afraid of killing projects off if they’re not working’. For Swedish Radio, it’s all about experimentation - but not everything will work, but that’s not your fault.

Jeff Smith, BBC Radio 2, UK, and Nik Goodman discuss the role that creative music programming plays in attractive huge audiences

Tom Webster (Edison Research, USA) joins Patrick Collins and Siobhan McMenemy (Audience Researchers, BBC Radio, UK) to discuss how radio can provide a better product for millenials as audio consumption evolves.