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Internal Podcasts
An internal podcast is a private audio or video show, distributed only to your workforce. Higher attention than newsletters, easier to consume than town halls — and the only format built for the half of your company that doesn't sit at a desk.
Inside the Company — Episode 12
Hypecast · Private feed
Distributed inside Teams, Viva Engage & the employee app.
Gated by SSO. No public link, no third-party app. Your workforce only.
Every episode, recapped.
Auto-generated mail your employees actually open.
78% finish rate
vs 25% mail open avg.
3.4×
attention
Trusted by Leading Enterprises
What it is
An internal podcast is an audio or video show produced by a company exclusively for its own workforce. Unlike public podcasts, internal podcasts are gated — distributed through private feeds, secure intranet integrations, mobile apps, or password-protected players — so the content stays inside the organization.
Internal podcasts are also known as internal company podcasts, employee podcasts, internal communications podcasts, or private podcasts for employees. The format ranges from a five-minute weekly leadership update to a fully produced series on culture, strategy, or training. The defining characteristic is access: the audience is your workforce, and only your workforce.
Enterprises typically use internal podcasts for leadership and CEO updates, strategy and change communications, frontline and field enablement, onboarding, learning, and culture. Run on the right platform, an internal company podcast becomes the most measurable and best-attended channel in the internal-comms stack — with listen-through rates several times higher than email open rates.
80%
of the global workforce is deskless. Newsletters and intranets don't reach them. Audio does.

25%
avg. email open rate
Average corporate email open rates sit around 25%. Click-throughs are in single digits. The most important update of the quarter often gets thirty seconds of attention.
Live formats only reach the people who can clear their calendar — and replays go unwatched. Frontline shifts and global time zones make synchronous comms structurally broken.
Around 80% of the global workforce is deskless. They don't open intranet articles. They share devices. Newsletters are written for an audience they aren't in.
Polished written messages strip out the things that make leadership land — voice, pause, conviction. The CEO email reads like the CEO email.
Remote and in-office teams drift into separate companies. The watercooler context that aligned them in the past doesn't exist anymore.
Most internal channels report sent-volume, not landed-attention. You can't improve what you can't see.
From leadership messages to frontline reach, training, and culture — one channel that flexes across the whole internal-comms job.
Monthly "what matters / what changes / what's next" from the CEO. Voice carries the things text strips out.
Restructures, M&A, transformation programs. The moments where rumor fills the gap if leadership isn't audible.
Mobile-first audio that works on a phone, in a van, on a factory floor — exactly where newsletters fail.
Evergreen content new hires can binge. The texture the handbook never carries.
Audio-first learning embedded in your LMS. Sales, compliance, product — content people consume between meetings.
What your existing employees forget about the company, surfaced by the people living it. A reason to stay, told well.

78%
avg. listen-through
78%
listen-through rate on internal podcasts run on Hypecast. Multiples higher than email open rates.
Platform
Record like a video call. Get podcast-quality results. Separate, lossless audio and video tracks for every guest.
Edit audio by editing text. No technical skills required.
Target specific teams, business units, or the full organization. SSO, role-based access, geo-fencing built in.
Native apps for iOS and Android. Frontline-friendly. Works on shared and personal devices.
Listen-through, completion, retention curves, dropout points. The metrics internal comms has always wanted.
Microsoft Teams, Viva Engage, SharePoint, Slack, Staffbase, Haiilo, Unily, and major LMS systems.

Record once, then automatically generate the formats every internal channel needs.

Full audio for deep listening
Short-form for intranet and Teams
Discover the insights and inspiration driving our company forward in this exclusive interview...
Text version for accessibility and search

Key takeaways in seconds
Plus vertical Promo Clips for internal social.
Why Hypecast
The three formats often get confused. The simplest distinction is who listens — and whether it's gated.
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Private. Audience is your employees. Used for leadership, culture, training, frontline reach.
Public. Audience is your industry, customers, and talent market. Used for executive thought leadership and credibility.
Public. Audience is broader — built around a topic the audience would choose, not the brand. Used for brand awareness and content marketing.
Examples
Real internal company podcasts running on Hypecast — across pharma, energy, and retail.
Global biopharma running an internal podcast across R&D, commercial, and operations — used to land strategy and culture in a heavily regulated, multi-site organization.
Read the case studyOne of Europe's largest energy companies using internal podcasts to reach a workforce split between corporate offices and the field — leadership updates that actually travel.
Read the case studyAudio-first retail training rolled out across stores in EMEA. The episodes ride alongside campaigns and product launches, replacing PDF decks no one read.
Read the case studyWe'll show you how to turn internal communication into a voice-first channel employees trust — and return to.