In a world where digital communication dominates, podcasts have opened up a space for conversation and connection. But what happens when that conversation takes place live, in real time, with the possibility of interacting directly with creators and other listeners? The answer: the success of live shows. 

This form of content not only offers listeners a more interactive experience but has also led to the creation of stronger and more engaged communities. This phenomenon has been experienced in theaters by Podimo with different podcasts like “The Secret Life of Mothers”, “Blessed Therapy”, “Life and Such”, and “The Olympus of Goddesses”.

“Life and Such” has filled all the seats of theaters in both Madrid and Barcelona several times, posting “sold out” signs. And now, after the success of four live shows, Ana Milán and Sebastián Gallego have decided to come together, once again out of the studio and with their entire audience, to go on tour with “Life and Such” to different cities in the country. 

 Another podcast that has captivated theaters is “The Secret Life of Mothers”. A podcast about motherhood from a different perspective by Andrea Ros, actress and perinatal educator, and Paola Roig, perinatal psychologist. 

They have brought a unique view of what lies behind motherhood to theaters several times and now they return to cities like Barcelona, Madrid, Zaragoza, or Bilbao, where you cannot miss them. 

“Blessed Therapy” is another podcast that is returning to theaters in 2024, and if you don't hurry, you'll miss out on tickets. Patricia Espejo's problems are everyone's, but she tells them with humor alongside Silvia Llop, who will help her, and everyone, navigate the emotional world. This time you will be able to experience these therapies live in cities like Madrid or Valencia. 

 “The Olympus of Goddesses”, by Henar Álvarez and Judith Tiral, has been one of the latest podcasts on the platform to premiere on theater stages. They did so last December and managed to hang the sold-out sign in less than a morning. 

The success of live podcast shows is transforming the way listeners interact with content. More than just listening, they can now be an active part of content creation. This phenomenon not only adds excitement but also highlights the industry's ability to adapt and evolve with audience preferences.