Corporate Podcast Leader Fieldcast Announces Partnership With Blue Microphones to Offer Professional, Studio-Quality Audio

Partnership Will Highlight Blue Yeti Nano USB mics and FieldCast’s Leading Business Podcast Platform

Blue, a leading innovator in audio technology and design, and FieldCast, a leader in corporate podcasting software and services, have entered into a partnership to provide customers with professional, studio-quality audio.

Their joint initiative will highlight the benefits to business consumers of the two companies’ tools and services for developing high-quality podcasts to improve employee communications.

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The partnership will feature FieldCast’s industry leading enterprise podcast software on BlueMic.com, alongside common use cases for private podcasting for the business, medical and educational communities. Blue Microphone buyers will receive a 20% discount on any software package purchased from FieldCast, through entering code BLUE20. All FieldCast customers in the Plus and Premium tiers will receive a complimentary Blue Yeti Nano premium USB microphone.

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The partnership will connect customers of FieldCast’s secure, private platform and services ecosystem for employee communications podcasting with the users of Blue’s premium USB microphones designed for broadcast-quality podcasting. Blue and FieldCast are also exploring additional partnerships to meet the complex internal and external communications needs of global businesses.

FieldCast Founder Gary Reynolds said the partnership will showcase his company’s first-to-market podcast ecosystem, custom-designed for business users, to Blue’s discerning corporate clients. “It’s a win for both companies to highlight FieldCast’s private and secure corporate podcast platform to business consumers who appreciate Blue’s amazing microphone technology.”

Reynolds noted that many companies are turning to podcasting as a highly effective way to deliver information to employees and build corporate culture among remote workers as companies to continue to negotiate in person, remote and hybrid work environments. Internal podcasts are particularly useful to communicate with millennial workers, who prefer audio platforms to emails and appreciate the mobility podcasts provide, they said.

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