Get Up. Speak Up. Be Heard.

Start Your Podcast with Get Up Radio

Your story deserves more than a social media post. Your expertise deserves more than a business card. Your voice deserves a platform.

Whether you are an entrepreneur, author, entertainer, educator, or someone with a powerful perspective to share, Get Up Radio invites you to turn your ideas into conversations worth hearing. A podcast gives you space to explain what you do, share what you know, introduce interesting people, and give your audience a reason to return.

You bring the message. Let Get Up Radio help you shape, produce, and share it.

Through its partnership with Any Business Consulting, Get Up Radio can make that next step more affordable with weekly, monthly, and annual podcast packages offering 30% off retail pricing. From testing your first episode to building a year-long series, the goal is simple: help you establish a professional presence without paying premium-agency prices.

You do not have to be famous to start a meaningful conversation. You have to be willing to start.

Why podcasting deserves your attention

Podcasting is no longer a small corner of online entertainment. Edison Research’s 2026 Infinite Dial study found that 80% of Americans age 12 and older have listened to or watched a podcast, 58%—approximately 167 million people—consume podcasts monthly, and 45%—approximately 130 million people—consume them weekly. These percentages measure audience participation, not the percentage of all online content that consists of podcasts.

For a business, those numbers make podcasting worth considering—not because every company needs a show, but because a well-planned show can serve a clear purpose:

Let people experience your expertise. Instead of simply saying that your company understands its customers, build episodes around their actual questions, challenges, and decisions.

Give your brand a recognizable voice. Use interviews, personal experiences, and practical explanations to show the people and thinking behind your business.

Create material you can keep using. Plan each episode so its best ideas can also become newsletter topics, website content, social posts, and short promotional clips.

There is also evidence of commercial potential. Edison’s Podcast Consumer 2026 report found that 76% of weekly podcast consumers said they had taken some action after hearing a podcast advertisement, including visiting a website, purchasing, using a promotional code, or recommending a product. That is not a 76% purchase-conversion rate, and it does not guarantee that a new show will generate sales. It does show why businesses take the medium seriously.

The objective should not simply be “having a podcast.” It should be giving the right audience a reason to listen—and a clear next step when they do.

The experience behind Get Up Radio

Get Up Radio’s published company background traces its beginnings to 2004, when Alan Cousin founded the online radio platform. That history describes its development into Get Up Radio Media Broadcasting, with activities extending into podcast production and distribution through Amazon Alexa. This gives the brand roots in online broadcasting spanning more than two decades. The founding date and expansion details come from a company-related press announcement rather than an independent historical audit.

Alan also has documented, hands-on podcast-hosting experience. His “Let’s Talk” podcast appears on iHeart, with archived episodes covering personal development, relationships, current events, and other conversational topics. That provides a concrete example of his on-air work—not merely a claim of familiarity with podcasting.

For prospective clients, I would summarize the background this way:

Get Up Radio combines an online-radio heritage dating back to 2004 with hands-on podcast-hosting and media-production experience. Founded by Alan Cousin, the brand brings a broadcaster’s perspective to helping people share their stories, present their ideas, and develop their own on-air presence. In partnership with Any Business Consulting, that experience supports a practical approach to building a podcast around your message and business goals.