Bring us your show.

The network carries programmes made by other people. If you already produce something every week and it has nowhere to be seen, this page is for you.

The offer, plainly

Carriage is free, both ways.

You keep your show and your rights. The network gives it a slot, a schedule, a page and a brand to sit under. The arrangement is non-exclusive and either side can end it.

Carriage is an editorial decision here, which is what makes it worth having. Your programme is carried because it is good enough to carry.

What a carried show gets

A slot, a page and a network behind it.

A place in the schedule

A recurring slot in the rotating twenty four hour schedule, not only an on demand listing nobody browses to.

A permanent page

Your show, your host, your description and a working link out to wherever you want people to go.

Network promotion

Named in the schedule, carried in the network's social channels, and listed alongside the programmes we make ourselves.

You keep everything

Non-exclusive. Carry it anywhere else you like, at the same time, with no permission needed from us.

You keep your rights

We license the right to schedule and repeat it. We do not take ownership of any part of your programme, ever.

You can leave

Tell us and we take it down. No notice period, no penalty, no argument.

What we need from you

Three things, and the first two are the ones that matter.

You own what you are giving us
Every contributor cleared, every interviewee released, nothing lifted from anywhere. If a co-producer or an investor has a claim on it, settle that first.
The music is cleared for streaming
This is the one that catches people. Music licensed for a festival, a conference or a church service is very often not licensed for transmission. We are the ones broadcasting it, so we have to know it is clear.
Files that meet spec
Broadcast resolution, closed captions, episode metadata and artwork. We will send you the exact specification. It is a checklist, not an obstacle.
The standard

What a carried show agrees to.

Four things, and they are the same four every programme on the network keeps.

  • Disclose what was paid for. If a segment inside your show was paid for, it says so on screen, the same way ours do
  • Keep claims to what you can show. Opinion is welcome. Opinion presented as established fact is where programmes get a network into trouble
  • Hold the production standard. Audio people can listen to, picture people can watch, and a programme that arrives when it says it will
  • Stand behind it. Everything carried here should be defensible to a distributor, a platform and a viewer

We also keep category exclusivity in mind. If your programme covers the same ground as one we already carry, we will tell you that honestly rather than running both.

Two ways in

Finished, or still an idea.

You have episodes

Carriage

A finished programme with episodes ready to deliver. Send us three of them and the specification, and we will tell you inside a week whether it is a fit.

You have a format

A pitch

An idea, a host and a reason it belongs here. We evaluate shows rather than selling slots on them, so tell us what it is and who it is for.

Tell us about it

Start here.

One form, routed by what you pick. Choose Submitting a show and tell us what it is, who it is for, and what already exists.

Every submission is watched by a person, and we answer inside a week either way. If the answer is no, we will tell you why.