Three shows, one standard.

What we do

Most podcast networks either chase huge back catalogues or chase a single hit show. We’re doing something narrower: a small number of daily shows, each built around a clear, useful format, produced consistently enough that you can build it into a routine.

Small Cap Movers is the first of those shows. Every weekday, an automated screener looks across the market for small-cap stocks — roughly $50 million to $2 billion in market capitalisation — that moved 12% or more in the previous session, filtering out OTC and penny-stock noise that tends to dominate that corner of the market. The results are turned into a tightly written script and narrated fresh, so the briefing is ready before markets open.

The problem we’re solving

Small-cap moves are genuinely useful signal, but they’re scattered across screeners, forums, and after-the-fact news coverage that’s slow to publish and full of filler. We built Small Cap Movers to compress that into something you can listen to in under ten minutes, every weekday, without wading through noise.

Why three very different shows

Bible Stories and Children’s Stories are a deliberate departure from finance — we think a small studio can hold a narrow, useful finance briefing and a warm, well-made storytelling show at the same time, as long as each one is produced properly rather than treated as filler content. All three shows are live now, with new episodes releasing every weekday — browse each show’s page to start listening.