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6 Podcast Website Examples Built with Ghost

By Ahmad Ajmi

A podcast website should help someone who has never heard the show decide where to start. Introduce the subject, offer a way to listen, and make the episode archive useful enough to choose a first conversation.

These six Ghost websites show that journey, from listening links to episode selection and supporting written material. All six are in the customer showcase. Five use Hue; Podcast o Kawie uses Taba. The writing, artwork and transcripts are supplied by the publishers.

Complex Systems

Complex Systems podcast homepage with listening links and episode artwork
The show introduction gives listeners a choice of apps before the episode list.

Complex Systems is Patrick McKenzie’s podcast about technology, finance, and systems thinking. Episodes explore how systems work through interviews and discussions, with full transcripts available on the website. A visitor who prefers reading can follow the conversation there rather than opening a podcast app. Listening links appear before the episode archive, so visitors can open the show in their preferred app straight away.

Complex Systems episode player with play, speed, seek and volume controls
An episode opens with an embedded player, so visitors can listen on the website.

Theme: Hue.

Choosing an Episode

A long archive needs more than a sequence of episode numbers. Guest names, seasons, and subjects give listeners different ways to find a conversation that interests them.

Analyse Podcast

Analyse Podcast episode cards with guest names and discussion titles
Episode titles identify the guest and the question being discussed.

Analyse Podcast covers business, technology and media through interviews. Guest portraits identify the speaker, while the title names the interview’s question. This gives a new listener two reasons to choose an episode without relying on its number.

Theme: Hue.

Energy vs Climate

Energy vs Climate homepage with the Episodes menu expanded into seasons
Season navigation helps listeners find earlier conversations.

Energy vs Climate is a live webinar and podcast hosted by David Keith, Sara Hastings-Simon, and Ed Whittingham. The show examines the trade-offs and challenges of the energy transition. Its Episodes menu groups the archive by season. That gives returning listeners a way back to an earlier run of the show without scrolling through every recent release.

Theme: Hue.

The Cinedicate

The Cinedicate episode cards with film titles and episode numbers
Film titles and episode numbers make the archive easy to scan.

The Cinedicate is a film and television podcast hosted by Armand Haddad. Episodes discuss individual films, their themes, and the storytelling behind them. The film title is the useful clue for someone looking for a specific discussion; the episode number helps place it in the wider series. Those labels serve a different search from Analyse’s guest-led choices.

Theme: Hue.

The Entrepreneur Ethos

The Entrepreneur Ethos podcast homepage with an introduction and interview cards
Navigation separates the episodes from the blog, resources, and host biography.

The Entrepreneur Ethos is Jarie Bolander’s podcast about entrepreneurship. Guest interviews explore building businesses. Separate links for the blog, resources, and host biography let visitors explore beyond the episode archive.

Theme: Hue.

Podcast o Kawie

Podcast o Kawie magazine homepage with coffee reporting and a podcast navigation link
A magazine homepage gives the podcast its own navigation link.

Podcast o Kawie is a Polish coffee publication combining an online magazine and podcast. It publishes coffee reporting, interviews, and stories about the people and businesses around coffee. A dedicated Podcast link separates the show from the magazine’s written reporting.

Theme: Taba.

A Dedicated Show or Magazine

If the show is the main publication, put its introduction, listening links, and episodes first. Compare Hue for that arrangement, with separate blog posts alongside the episodes. Hue supports embedded players from your podcast hosting service; it does not host the audio or generate transcripts.

If the podcast accompanies a magazine, give listeners a dedicated route within the wider publication, as in the Taba example.

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