Ninety percent of podcasts never make it past their third episode. That statistic matters because longevity has become one of the clearest signals of trust in podcasting.
In 2025, Tech Talks Daily reached its tenth anniversary. What began in July 2015 as a daily experiment driven by curiosity has grown into something much bigger. Today, it has evolved into the Tech Talks Network, a curated collection of podcasts focused on business, technology, leadership, and the real-world decisions shaping modern organizations.
Over the last decade, I have recorded more than 4,000 podcast interviews with founders, CEOs, technologists, policymakers, investors, and cultural figures. These conversations remain the foundation of everything I do. The Tech Talks Network exists to extend that mission, creating space for deeper, more focused discussions while maintaining the tone, trust, and editorial integrity listeners expect.
The Origin Story: Tech Talks Daily
Tech Talks Daily remains the network’s flagship and one of the most consistent independent technology podcasts worldwide.
Since launching, the show has surpassed 7 million downloads and reaches listeners in 165 countries. According to Listen Notes, it ranks in the top 1 percent of podcasts globally, out of more than five million active shows.
In 2025 alone, more than 400 interviews were released, generating over 2.2 million downloads. Today, the show averages 175,000-275,000 downloads per month and maintains a waiting list for guest appearances several months in advance.
The audience is global, senior, and highly engaged. Listeners include founders, CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, product leaders, consultants, investors, and operators who want practical insight rather than noise. The largest listener base sits in the United States, followed by Europe and Asia, with steady growth across emerging markets.
Who Is Listening and Why It Matters
Audience data consistently shows that the network reaches experienced professionals. The strongest age segments fall between 35 and 59, people who shape strategy, manage teams, control budgets, and make long-term decisions. Smaller but growing segments in the 23-34 age range suggest future leaders are tuning in early.
Beyond audio, I have written more than 2,500 articles across platforms such as Cybernews, TNW, Inc., and LinkedIn. , generating over 4 million views. As a LinkedIn Top Voice, I currently engage with more than 22,000 followers and 11,000 newsletter subscribers, with discussion and dialogue driving engagement rather than vanity metrics.
Introducing the Tech Talks Network
As Tech Talks Daily grew, it became clear that some conversations deserved more space and a more defined audience. The Tech Talks Network brings together focused shows that go deeper into specific domains while retaining the human context behind the technology.
Each series is designed with a clear purpose.
AI at Work examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping roles, workflows, and expectations inside real organizations, moving beyond theory into lived experience.
Business Technology Perspectives examines how digital innovation shapes business strategy across industries, focusing on outcomes rather than announcements.
Business of Cybersecurity explores where security strategy meets boardroom reality, covering regulation, resilience, and leadership accountability.
Infrastructure as a Conversation focuses on the systems beneath digital transformation, from cloud and networking to reliability and operational culture.
Consulting the Future connects listeners with advisory firms and research voices shaping enterprise decisions at scale.
Startup Builders and Backers shares the unpolished stories behind new ventures, funding journeys, and the people willing to take calculated risks.
Conversations from the Show Floor captures candid discussions recorded live at global technology events, preserving context long after the lights go down.
Across The Tech Pond brings together perspectives from both sides of the Atlantic, with regular discussions on industry news and events with David Marshall, Neil C Hughes, and Anthony Savvas.
Why Guests and Partners Choose the Network
The Tech Talks Network is built on consistency, curiosity, and respect for the audience.
Guests are not rushed or pressured into promoting specific talking points. Conversations are thoughtful, grounded, and reflective of how technology is actually debated and used inside organizations today. That approach has earned long-term trust with listeners and partners alike.
Alongside the podcasts, I work with organizations that want to create credible content without turning executives into full-time creators. This includes podcast hosting, executive interviews, thought leadership articles, newsletters, and long-term content partnerships.
The Next Chapter
The Tech Talks Network continues to grow, both in reach and ambition. To explore the full network, discover all shows, and view the latest episodes, visit the new Tech Talks Network site. If you have been listening since the early days or are discovering the conversations for the first time, I am genuinely glad you are here.