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About Blubrry Podcasting
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20 Years of Podcasting
Built Around What Creators Actually Need
Blubrry has been part of podcasting since the beginning — founded by podcast pioneer Todd Cochrane and built during the early days of open RSS distribution.
Today, we support over 150,000 podcasters. But what matters more than that number is what we’ve learned along the way.
Over the past 20 years, we’ve listened to creators — understanding what they need not just to start a podcast, but to sustain and grow one.
Podcasters have told us they desire:
- Complete control over their podcast — not a platform deciding where or how it’s distributed
- Full ownership of their content — including their RSS feed and website
- Accurate, transparent analytics they can trust
- Simple publishing workflows that don’t slow them down
- Tools that support real growth, not just downloads
- Access to knowledgeable support from people who understand podcasting
So that’s what we built.
Blubrry is more than a hosting platform — it’s a complete podcasting foundation designed to give you control, clarity, and room to grow, whether you’re launching your first episode or managing a network.

Blubrry Podcasting is proud to be certified by The Podcast Standards Project.
Blubrry is proud to support industry standards that strengthen open podcasting and improve transparency across the ecosystem.
Because podcasting works best when it remains open, accessible, and creator-first.
Over the Years
Meet the Blubrry Team
Ben joined the Blubrry development team in January of 2020, after two terms here as an intern. Outside of work he likes to travel, hike, and paddle board around the mountains. Otherwise, find him on the couch under a blanket with his lazy dog Gary.
She tackles any and all marketing projects. When not listening to a podcast, MacKenzie guest co-hosts the company show, Podcast Insider. You can find her at a concert or festival with an overly-priced beer in hand. Favorite Podcast: Song Exploder
Forever a dabbler of creative things, you can find Dave making multiple podcasts, incl. Playing Games with Strangers. He lives in Indiana with his wife, Wendie, daughters Grace and Eiley, and Boxer, Fern. Life's always busy. Favorite Podcast: The Bottom Shelf
A podcaster since 2005, and part of the support team since 2009. He’s co-host of Blubrry’s show, Podcast Insider and a Ham Radio Operator (K8LMJ), part-time broadcaster, and an aviation nut. Mike lives in Traverse City, Michigan with his wife Kathy and two beagles, Benny and Percy.
Grant joined Blubrry’s development team in the spring of 2021 after interning with them for one term. Outside of work, he spends his time playing guitar and gaming with friends. Favorite Podcast: The Eavesdrop Podcast
Jeff is responsible for business development efforts of RawVoice products and services. A board member since 2007 and podcasting since 2005. With 30+ years of sales and marketing experience, Jeff looks for new ways to meet consumer needs and business KPIs. Jeff lives in NYC with his family and enjoys all the city has to offer. Favorite Podcast: The Rich Roll Podcast
The creative jack-of-all-trades with experience in UI/UX, branding, and photo editing. Aaron works with all the teams to create engaging visuals and easy-to-use interfaces. When not glued to the chair, he's out hiking in nature, dabbling in art projects, or playing guitar. Favorite Podcast: Not Another D&D Podcast
Barry has continuously produced a podcast since 2005 and is one of the founders of RawVoice. Barry twiddles all the dials, switches and levers in the legal, human resources, and finance areas for the company. He has a mobile office in his motorhome and enjoys exploring and visiting friends across the country.
Aaron joined the team in the summer of 2018. As a Pittsburgh native, he loves to follow the Steelers and the Penguins. After work, Aaron prefers to spend as much time as possible outside. Favorite Podcast: Hardcore History
Longtime podcaster, media producer, and photography enthusiast. A member of the Blubrry team since 2015, Shawn helps cover off-hours support requests. He also creates support documentation for Blubrry products and contributes to Blubrry's Podcasting Manual.
With 20+ years experience in design and media, Brian consults with the design team to evolve and innovate the RawVoice/Blubrry brand and experience. He began podcasting in 2005, the same year he co-founded Rawvoice / Blubrry with Cochrane and Kantz.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Blubrry different from other podcast hosting platforms?
Blubrry was built at the start of podcasting — and we’ve stayed focused on what matters: giving creators control, clarity, and room to grow.
We don’t lock you into a platform or push you toward one distribution channel. With open podcasting, detailed stats, and flexible tools, you own your content and your audience.
Is Blubrry good for beginners?
Yes — and for experienced podcasters too.
If you’re just starting, we guide you through setup, publishing, and distribution step by step. If you’re growing, you’ll have access to advanced tools like monetization, detailed analytics, and scalable hosting.
Where can I learn more about podcasting?
Check out our Podcast Manual, updated frequently to the most accurate information on not only how podcasting works but tips on how to have a great podcast experience.
What kind of support do you offer, and can you help me switch from another host?
Yes — on both.
Our support team is made up of real podcasters who help you not just troubleshoot, but understand how podcasting works and how to grow your show.
If you’re switching from another host, we’ll guide you through the process to make sure your episodes, feed, and subscribers transfer smoothly — without losing your audience.
Why is your name spelled Blubrry instead of Blueberry?
In the early 2000s, when the company was established, it was actually en vogue to drop vowels from names. Since it represents part of our company heritage, we’ve kept it. In case you were wondering … the name is pronounced just like the fruit.




