The face/voice behind the podcast belongs to me, Rob Kendal, a seasoned software engineer specialising in front end development. I wanted to expand my creative outlets and bring a different voice into the world of podcasts. I want to be able to share my experience and feature a range of diverse guests from whose experiences and advice we can all learn.
The podcast aims to cover a range of topics from getting hired as a developer, frameworks and tools, design systems, UI/UX, opinions and hot topics in tech. We don't have a specific target experience range and hope to provide interesting and engaging content for both junior and senior developers alike.
Although young, the aim for the podcast is to resonate with and gain some ground in the UK, current analytics are reinforcing this aim.
Podcast episodes are released on a bi-monthly cycle and cover technical areas, developer origin stories, and career advice.
If you'd like to reach a diverse audience of listeners across the tech landscape in a range of roles from beginner developers to senior engineers, support the show and become a sponsor. What's more, you'll be helping to aid those in need as a portion of any sponsorship will be apportioned to charity.
We can work with a script of your choosing, or work within the podcast's unique tone and voice.
You have a couple of options for sponsorship, depending on budget and preferred approach.
There is no minimum agreement for sponsorship, but we recommend at least two shows to reach a level of consistency with the show's audience.
Included in any sponsorship option is the following:
50% of any sponsorship monies received will be given to charity. This will be spilt again so that half supports a national charity and the remaining half will support a local Yorkshire charity.
Each show is diverse in topic and guests, but the general format for each episode runs as follows:
Send an email to hello@thefrontendpodcast.site or [visit the contact page]('/contact') to sponsor the show.