Educational podcast production

Educational podcasts that inspire learning and connection

Turn your research, courses, and stories into compelling audio. The Dagger Listen works with universities, colleges, e-learning teams, and training providers from our London studio.

Ideas, clearly heard. Research, teaching and training audio shaped for real learners.

Built around your audience

Audio for every stage of learning

Give each idea the right format, pace, and voice. Your team keeps the subject expertise; we handle the production detail.

Research dissemination

Make complex findings accessible through public-facing interviews, explainers, and series that give researchers room to speak plainly.

Alumni engagement

Bring graduates, staff, and current students together in stories that strengthen an institution's lasting connection with its community.

Course audio

Support a module with lecture edits, concise summaries, revision guides, and carefully structured e-learning audio.

Training narration

Use calm, clear training voiceover for compliance, induction, technical learning, and soft-skills modules.

Access comes first

Inclusive by design

Every learner should be able to follow the lesson. We build accessibility into the script, edit, transcript, and delivery plan.

  • Full transcripts and subtitles prepared as standard.
  • Audio description tracks for visually impaired learners.
  • Clear, well-paced narration suitable for neurodivergent audiences.
  • WCAG 2.1 AA-compliant hosting and delivery formats.
  • SCORM and LMS-ready audio packaging for learning teams.
  • Support for OfS and public-sector accessibility requirements.

Education case study

How a London university turned research into a top-ranked science podcast

The challenge

A university needed to explain complex research to the public while giving prospective students a clearer sense of its science courses.

The approach

The Dagger Listen produced an eight-episode series with academics, thoughtful interviews, and accessible explainers that kept each episode focused.

The result

The series was featured on BBC Sounds and course enquiries increased by 40%.

8 episodes produced
40% increase in course enquiries
BBC Sounds feature
1 clear public-facing series

Choose a useful starting point

Scalable packages for education

Start with one clear brief or plan a full academic year. Each package can include editing, sound design, voiceover, mastering, and distribution.

Research Spotlight

A focused faculty interview series that makes one area of research understandable to a wider audience.

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Course Companion

Audio support for a module, including lecture edits, summaries, revision content, and learner-friendly narration.

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Institutional Podcast

An ongoing branded channel for university marketing, student recruitment, alumni relations, or public engagement.

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Practical answers

Education audio questions

Clear process. Clear files. No guesswork for your learning or communications team.

Can you integrate with our VLE?

Yes. We can prepare labelled, structured audio and supporting materials for common virtual learning environments, LMS workflows, and SCORM-based delivery.

How do you handle academic peer review of content?

Your subject experts approve the facts and final wording. We set review points before recording, then manage editorial changes without losing the natural flow of the spoken piece.

Do you provide student-friendly pricing?

We scope projects around episode length, recording needs, accessibility materials, and series volume. That lets us create a sensible production plan for student-facing work without cutting the essentials.

What about multi-language versions for international students?

We can coordinate voiceover recording and editing for additional languages, with scripts prepared for review before recording begins.

Make the next lesson heard

Let's bring your curriculum and stories to life through audio

Tell us what learners need to hear, where the audio will live, and when your first module or series needs to be ready.

Discuss your education audio project