6 podcast website examples built with Ghost

A podcast website should help new listeners find a place to start. Introduce the subject and offer a way to listen. Help visitors choose their first episode from the archive.

These six Ghost websites show how those choices work. They offer listening links, ways to choose episodes, and supporting writing. All six are in the customer showcase. Five use the Hue theme. Podcast o Kawie uses Taba. The publishers supply the writing, artwork and transcripts.

Complex Systems

Patrick McKenzie hosts Complex Systems. The podcast covers technology, finance, and systems thinking. Interviews and discussions explore how systems work. Full transcripts are on the website. Visitors can read the conversation there instead of opening a podcast app. Listening links sit above the episode archive. Visitors can open the show in their preferred app straight away.

Theme: Hue.

Choosing an episode

A long archive needs more than episode numbers. Visitors can choose by guest, season, or subject. Each helps them find a talk they want to hear.

Analyse Podcast

Analyse Podcast covers business, technology and media through interviews. Guest portraits identify the speaker. Episode titles name the guest and the question under discussion. A new listener can choose by person or subject, not just episode number.

Theme: Hue.

Energy vs Climate

David Keith, Sara Hastings-Simon, and Ed Whittingham host Energy vs Climate. It is a live webinar and podcast about the energy transition. The show explores its trade-offs and challenges. The Episodes menu groups the archive by season. Listeners can find earlier seasons there. They need not scroll through every recent release.

Theme: Hue.

The Cinedicate

Armand Haddad hosts The Cinedicate, a film and television podcast. Episodes discuss films, their themes, and how the stories are told. A film title helps listeners find a specific discussion. The episode number places it in the wider series. Cinedicate helps visitors choose by film; Analyse helps them choose by guest.

Theme: Hue.

The Entrepreneur Ethos

Jarie Bolander hosts The Entrepreneur Ethos. His podcast is about entrepreneurship. Guest interviews explore how to build a business. Separate links lead to the blog, resources, and host biography. Visitors can explore these alongside the episodes.

Theme: Hue.

Podcast o Kawie

Podcast o Kawie is a Polish coffee magazine and podcast. It shares reporting, interviews, and stories about coffee people and businesses. A dedicated Podcast link leads to the show. It stays separate from the magazine’s written reports.

Theme: Taba.

A dedicated show or magazine

If the show is the main publication, introduce it first. Then give readers listening links and episodes. Consider Hue for that layout. It has separate blog posts alongside the episodes. Hue supports embedded players from your podcast host. It does not host the audio or generate transcripts.

If the podcast is part of a magazine, give listeners a dedicated route. The Taba example shows this approach.