As they get ready for IBC2026, IBC Podcast Hosts Sarah Burbedge and Marc Risby hear from Norman Rouse, Molly Cole, and Nicky Goldberg about their top tips for the big weekend ahead in Amsterdam.
En route to the airport, busy packing, and one in a hard hat at the RAI, the team get a quick sneak preview of an IBC2026 hall and what listeners can expect to discover at the show.
From emerging talent to the leaders driving technological change across the industry, IBC is where media and entertainment come to life, and the IBC podcast is set to follow suit.
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IBC Podcast – IBC Attendee Spotlight: 54 years and counting!
Remembering his first attendance as a 20-year-old on a camera crew at ER TV in Athens, John Callas says IBC at that time was only about film, and nobody had video cameras. In a special episode of the IBC podcast, he recounts his experiences of the show for Presenters Sarah Burbedge and Marc Risby.
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IBC Podcast – Evan Shapiro: “Creators are the new studios"
Looking at the trends set to hit the industry in 2027 and beyond, Evan Shapiro, Media Cartographer and IBC keynote speaker, doesn't hold back as he slams what he calls media’s "dynastic privilege" and “inbreeding" problem.
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IBC Podcast – Savannah Bananas and Shure: “190 games a year, we’re always trying something new”
Tackling everything from AI to Savannah Bananas to IBC beach bar, IBC Podcast hosts Sarah Burbedge and Marc Risby chat with an array of experts live from IBC2026.
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IBC Podcast – Tilly Norwood: “Your future overlord is here"
In a conversation exploring everything from ageing and governance to acting methodology and ethics, IBC Podcast hosts Sarah Burbedge and Marc Risby speak to AI actress Tilly Norwood following her blockbuster appearance on stage at the IBC Conference.
IBC Podcast – More than a year of TV in 17 days: Inside the Olympic broadcasting machine
Recorded live at IBC, where OBS collected the prestigious International Honour for Excellence, CEO Yiannis Exarchos and CTO Sotiris Salamouris reveal what it takes to broadcast the Olympics to nearly 5 billion people.
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