For people whose work struggles to get airtime
For people whose work struggles to get airtime
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You’re building trust in fields where that’s not always easy:
fertility, menopause, invisible illness, intimate care.
These are the conversations people need, but rarely hear.
Podcasting gives that space
for these conversations to be aired.
You bring the knowledge.
I build the calm structure around it.
That means planning, production, and support
so your podcast works without becoming another thing to manage.
When you work in a space that’s often misunderstood or dismissed, it’s hard to find the right way to show up.
Traditional marketing can feel too flat, too loud, or just not built for what you’re trying to say.
And when the topic is personal, like fertility, chronic pain, grief, or hormone health, that disconnect can be even sharper.
You want to inform, not perform.
You want to help, not convince.
Podcasting gives you room to explain things properly.
It builds trust slowly, through real conversation.
And it meets people where they already are, quietly searching for answers they can believe in.
I help you get there with a setup that’s simple, manageable, and built around how you work.
Here is How I Help:
Planning
We’ll shape what you know into conversations people want to engage with, conversations that explain, comfort, and build trust.
We’ll design a podcast that fits how you actually work and live, not a schedule that burns you out.
What happens: Your knowledge becomes thoughtful episodes that feel human, clear, and grounded in what your audience desperately needs.
Production
You focus on recording your conversations.
I take care of everything that comes after; editing, shaping the sound, publishing, and keeping things on track.
What happens: You get episodes that feel polished and professional, without needing to learn new tools or chase perfection.
Growing Your Audience
We’ll explore simple, honest ways to help your podcast reach the right people. This isn’t about shouting into the void; it’s about connection over time.
What happens: Your voice finds its way to the people who’ve been looking for this kind of honesty.
Guest Features
If starting your own podcast isn’t quite right, I can help you get featured as a guest on podcasts that align with your voice and values.
What happens: You share what matters in spaces that are ready to hear it, and where your message won’t be misread or minimised.
About You
About You
You’re trying to share much-needed information
about often sensitive stuff, sometimes censored,
and not always easy to explain.
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The work you do doesn’t fit neatly into headlines.
It sits in the quiet places. The sensitive ones.
The ones people need but rarely talk about openly.
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You want to reach the people who’ve been waiting for someone to name it clearly, gently, and with care.
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And you want to do that in a way that feels true to you.
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That’s what podcasting can offer.
And that’s where I can help.
About Me
About Me
I’m Rachael, a podcast producer based in London, originally from Uganda. For over six years, I’ve supported professionals working in misrepresented or misunderstood spaces to create podcasts that genuinely help their communities.
I turn the overwhelming bits into simple, manageable processes so you can focus on what matters:
your message, your people, your pace.
How I work:
I don't just make podcasts. I create systems that make sense. My clients often tell me they were surprised by how manageable everything became. It's not just about making episodes sound good; it's about making the whole process feel less stressful.
Client feedback
Client feedback
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What used to feel chaotic is now straightforward.
Since we started working together, everything's become so much more organised. From scheduling to editing to getting episodes out, there's a clear structure that's taken a huge weight off my shoulders. I can focus on content instead of logistics.
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What used to feel chaotic is now straightforward.
Since we started working together, everything's become so much more organised. From scheduling to editing to getting episodes out, there's a clear structure that's taken a huge weight off my shoulders. I can focus on content instead of logistics.
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It feels like a partnership.
It's lovely having someone who keeps me accountable and gives proper feedback. It's motivating to feel like the work is shared rather than something I'm doing alone. I'd highly recommend Rachael—she's skilled, organised, and reliable.
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It feels like a partnership.
It's lovely having someone who keeps me accountable and gives proper feedback. It's motivating to feel like the work is shared rather than something I'm doing alone. I'd highly recommend Rachael—she's skilled, organised, and reliable.
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I actually stick to it now.
The biggest win has been having someone to work with. That external accountability keeps me on track. I've been consistent with getting an episode out every week.
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I actually stick to it now.
The biggest win has been having someone to work with. That external accountability keeps me on track. I've been consistent with getting an episode out every week.
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