Discover the Podcasthon 2026 episodes! 🎧 
This week, more than 2,500 podcasts are highlighting charitable organizations and the causes they support: solidarity, health, the environment, education, inclusion, and many more.
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These episodes will be released simultaneously between March 14 and 20, 2026, creating a powerful wave of impact and awareness! 🌍 
🎧 Browse the upcoming episodes and get inspired!

Want to join the next Podcasthon?
1️⃣ Register your podcast  (quick, easy and free). 
2️⃣ Decide which charity you wish to highlight, through an interview or a solo episode. 
3️⃣ Record your episode and add key phrases about Podcasthon. We’ll provide guidelines 👍 
4️⃣ Release the episode during Podcasthon week. 
5️⃣ Promote it by tagging us on social media.
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All episodes drop simultaneously, creating a powerful wave of awareness and impact!
Please visit our <a href="https://www.podcasthon.org/questions">FAQ</a> for all details.
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The first registered podcasts will be displayed below soon.

It began with French-speaking podcasts: 400 joined the last edition, highlighting many charities.

We are proud of our roots: 

... to podcasters and listeners who made this event a huge success—spread the word for 2025!

Our deepest thanks...

Podcast Magazine, Ausha, Acast, Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Spotify... and so many others! 

Amazing partners:

An online event that breaks down barriers

Sands is the UK’s leading charity focused on baby loss, helping families cope with grief while also working to reduce the number of babies who die before or shortly after birth.

In this episode, Jamie talks to me about the sensitive issues of Child loss, some of his own health issues &amp; the recent fundraising he has been doing to support “Sands”, a UK charity the supported him &amp; his partner through the sad loss of a child.

Jamie Tyson talks Fundraising 

Music that left its mark is a podcast where guest discuss songs and music that have “left its mark” on them throughout their life, for what ever reason.
perhaps a song that was a parents favourite, or a tune that helped someone through a dark period in their life. Or it could just be their favourite song.
Music has the power to transport us to a different time and place, the power to heal and it brings People together &amp; on this podcast we celebrate all
of that.

Music that left its mark

Michael Stuart

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The charity and its cause

Sands