Lock It In, the podcast production company founded by Absolute Radio’s Andy Bush, has partnered with the UK’s leading independent podcast network Adelicious to bring comedy, history, and entertainment podcast portfolio, and any new future shows, to the network.
This includes quiz podcast Guestimators – described as ‘Family Fortunes meets Only Connect; Scarred For Life, the TV and film podcast where celebrities confess three terrifying items or events from their childhood; DEADPOD, a comedy/history crossover that breaks taboos around death; and the A to Z series of podcasts documenting the most significant cultural moments of the 1980s and 1990s in alphabetical order.
Adelicious will work with Lock It In on audience growth strategies and commercialization, enabling growth for both existing shows and future productions in its portfolio.
This year, Adelicious welcomed Sh**ged. Married. Annoyed. – one of the UK’s most loved podcasts — to its network, as well as the full podcast portfolio with Immediate, the home to many of the UK’s favourite consumer brands. It also partnered with publishing Hearst UK to monetise its current slate of shows and future launches.
Craig Eastwood, Commercial Operations Director for Adelicious, said: “Lock it in are still fairly new, but they’re already stepping up and making their mark, creating the kind of audiences and brands that get people talking. Their entertaining, culturally tuned approach is exactly what audiences and brands are looking for, and we’re really pleased to be working with them at Adelicious as they build toward a bright future.”
Andy Bush, Co-Founder of Lock It In, added: “We were actively looking for a new partner to help take our podcast portfolio to the next level, and everyone we spoke to in the podcast world pointed us in the direction of Adelicious. The reputation they’ve built in such a short period of time is exceptional and we can’t wait to see what we can deliver together.”
Lock It In was founded in 2024 by Bush, the voice of Sometime for 2.2m weekly listeners, Will Nichols (former VP, Content Development at Universal Music) and Matt Cutter, the sports journalist behind breakthrough podcast documentary The Pirates vs the Premier League.
It focuses on podcasts that are inspired by the nuances of British culture, and works with platforms, talent and brands on everything from concepts and content strategy through production, monetization, and promotion. For more information, visit www.lockitin.studio.