Tricycle: The Buddhist Review sought to elevate the production quality of its podcasts while streamlining workflows for remote recordings with global guests. The Podglomerate’s goal was to:
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review is dedicated to making Buddhist teachings accessible while exploring their traditional and contemporary expressions. The foundation’s podcasts—Tricycle Talks and Life As It Is—bring thought-provoking conversations with leading Buddhist teachers, authors, and thinkers. Whether discussing personal wisdom, social issues, or mindfulness in modern life, these podcasts reflect Tricycle’s commitment to fostering dialogue and insight.
With multiple hosts and a diverse lineup of international guests, Tricycle Talks and Life As It Is faced key challenges:
The Podglomerate implemented a structured production and workflow system that addressed Tricycle’s technical and logistical needs. The approach included:
“Their ability to streamline everything—scheduling, tech checks, and recording—so we can focus on meaningful conversations instead of production headaches.”
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