EXCLUSIVE: Less than a month after The Roost relaunched as Podium, the Night-owned company has signed four creator-led podcasts.

Bite Back with Abbey Sharp, Commander at Home, Stan Wars and Love, Lex P have joined the likes of This Past Weekend with Theo Von, Sam & Colby Reacts, The Yard, Weekly Teacap with Kristi Cook, and Just Trish with Trisha Paytas on the Podium roster.

“I’m so excited for this next chapter of Bite Back and to be working with Podium,” said Sharp of the deal. “We’ve built such an incredible community around the show, and what really stood out to me about Podium was having a partner that understands what we’re building and wants to help us take it even further, while still giving us the freedom to keep Bite Back completely our own.”

Married couple Brian Kibler and Olivia Gobert-Hicks host Commander at Home, a podcast based around the Magic: The Gathering tabletop game. They showcase gameplay and banter that is the hallmark of the Commander nights they regularly host.

Love, Lex P features media personality and podcaster Lex P, who is known as one-half of the Pour Minds podcast. Her new weekly YouTube show covers all things culture and television, breaking down viral moments and providing hot takes.

Stan Wars, co-hosted by Ian Slater (H3) and Olivia Lopes (H3, Rodiculous Pod), digs into the big pop culture debates of our time, dissecting the various arguments within the entertainment world to determine who is right and who is wrong. The most diehard ‘stans’ – dedicated fans – debate each other, arguing back and forth about their favorite stars.

The shows will join Podium’s broader roster, which reaches more than 50 million monthly video and audio impressions and has over 66 million followers across platforms. The company has been set up to operate as a podcast business for creators, developing and producing formats and helping established shows lands on new platforms.

As such, Stan Wars was developed and produced in-house, with Podium overseeing its audience-development strategy and providing a dedicated paid-media budget to amplify high-performing clips and accelerate discovery.

For Commander at Home, which previously operated primarily as a YouTube show, Podium launched it as a Spotify video, and worked with the social media platform Spotify to increase the show’s visibility on-platform, expand distribution and support guest booking.

“We started Commander at Home to share the kind of Magic nights we love with everyone watching, and it’s been amazing to see the community that’s grown around the show,” said Kibler and Gobert-Hicks in a statement. “We’re excited to have Podium in our corner as we grow the show with even more great guests, fun games, and good dogs along the way.”

“These four shows reflect the range of what we’re building at Podium,” said Catherine Browne, VP of Revenue & Partnerships at Podium. “From internet culture to nutrition to gaming, each of these podcasts taps into a different corner of fandom. This is exactly the kind of creator-led breadth, including the female-led voices we’ve been intentional about growing, that we want this network to be known for.”

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