The official Microsoft logo on a white background, featuring the iconic four-color square symbol (orange, green, blue, and yellow) to the left of the word "Microsoft" in a gray sans-serif font.
The logo for Vice Media, featuring the word "VICE" in a stylized, bold graffiti-style font. The letters are white with a thick black outline, creating a high-contrast, edgy aesthetic against a plain background.
The official logo for NBC. It features the iconic multi-colored peacock icon with six feathers in yellow, orange, red, purple, blue, and green. Below the peacock, the letters "NBC" are written in a bold, dark grey sans-serif typeface, all set against a solid white background.
The official logo for the ABC television network. It features the lowercase letters "abc" in a white sans-serif font centered inside a glossy black circle with a subtle gradient and reflection.
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The official logo for HarperCollins Publishers on a white background. It features a stylized icon of red flames over blue water waves. Below the icon, the word "Harper" is in red, "Collins" is in blue, and "Publishers" is in gray, all in a classic serif font.
The official logo for Al Jazeera. It features the brand's iconic gold Arabic calligraphy emblem on the left, followed by the name "ALJAZEERA" in bold, blue sans-serif capital letters. The entire logo is set against a solid white background.
The official logo for Macmillan. The design features a large, stylized red "M" composed of two bold, wavy horizontal bands that suggest the shape of an open book or a flag. Below the red emblem, the word "MACMILLAN" is written in a classic black serif capital letter font. The entire logo is centered against a solid white background.
The official logo for "YAHOO!" featuring the brand name in a bold, purple sans-serif font followed by an exclamation point. The text is set against a clean, solid white background, representing the well-known web services provider and search engine.
The official logo for the Syfy network in solid black. The design features a bold, geometric block font with the letters "S" and "Y" stacked on top of "F" and "Y." The letters have sharp, angular cuts and a heavy, futuristic weight. The entire logo is centered against a clean white background.
The official logo for W Magazine, featuring a large, bold capital letter "W" in a black serif font. The letter is outlined with a thin white space and a fine black border, creating a sophisticated and iconic brand mark against a plain white background.
The official logo for The Wall Street Journal Radio Network. The top portion features "THE WALL STREET JOURNAL." in its classic black serif font. Below it, a blue rectangular bar contains the words "RADIO NETWORK" in white capital letters, accompanied by a white broadcast signal icon on the right. The logo is set against a solid white background.
The official logo for "the knot." The brand name is written in a light blue, handwritten-style cursive font on a solid white background. The text is lowercase and features a whimsical, elegant design.
The official logo for The RealReal, featuring the name "TheRealReal" written in a classic black serif font against a plain white background. The letters are closely spaced, creating a sophisticated and clean brand identity for the luxury resale platform.
The official logo for The Economist. The title "The Economist" is written in a classic white serif font, centered within a solid red rectangular background. The design is iconic and represents the global news and business publication.
The official logo for Under Armour in a vibrant red color. It features the iconic "UA" interlocking monogram, where a downward-curving "U" and an upward-curving "A" intersect. Below the emblem, the brand name "UNDER ARMOUR" is written in a bold, wide, red sans-serif capital letter font. The entire logo is set against a solid white background.
The official logo for Fox Sports in a dark blue and silver color scheme. The design features the word "FOX" in large, bold dark blue capital letters above the word "SPORTS" in a smaller sans-serif font. The text is centered within a glossy, 3D oval emblem with metallic silver and navy blue outlines, set against a solid white background.
The official logo for Weill Cornell Medicine. On the left is the red circular seal of Cornell University and Weill Cornell Medical College. To the right, the words "Weill Cornell" are written in a bold, dark red sans-serif font, and the word "Medicine" is written below it in a bold orange sans-serif font, all set against a white background.
The official logo for "Newsweek." The brand name is written in a bold, vibrant red serif font against a clean, solid white background. The typography is iconic and represents the global news magazine and digital media company.
The official logo for Harry's, featuring the word "HARRY'S" in a bold, dark blue sans-serif typeface on a plain white background.
The official logo for "Chicken Soup for the Soul." The brand name is written in a classic, dark red script font with an elegant cursive style. A thin, gold-colored swoosh or underline runs beneath the word "Chicken" and extends toward the word "Soul." The text "for the" appears in a smaller, matching red font nestled between the two larger lines of text. The entire logo is set against a solid white background.
The official logo for the National Retail Federation (NRF). The design features the acronym "NRF" in large, bold block letters. The "N" and "F" are solid grey, while the central "R" is vibrant red and stylized to resemble a retail price tag with a small white circular hole at the bottom. Below the acronym, the full name "NATIONAL RETAIL FEDERATION" is written in a smaller, grey sans-serif font. The logo includes a registration symbol and is set against a solid white background.
The official logo for ClearBridge Investments. The word "ClearBridge" is written in a large, bold, teal-blue sans-serif font, while "Investments" appears underneath in a smaller, thinner weight of the same teal-blue font. The entire logo is set against a clean white background.
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The official logo for Compass real estate, featuring the word "COMPASS" in a bold, black sans-serif font. The letter "O" is stylized with a diagonal slash through the center to resemble a compass needle
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We Build Shows That Build Brands.

Hangar Studios is a full service podcast production and branded media studio helping companies, executives, and thought leaders turn big ideas into shows people actually want to watch, hear, and share.

Since 2009, we’ve helped more than 600 clients create thousands of episodes reaching over 50 million listeners worldwide. From Fortune 500 companies and global brands to founders and industry leaders, Hangar combines podcast strategy, creative development, audio and video podcast production, post-production, distribution, YouTube, and content repurposing under one roof.

But we don’t just produce podcasts.

We build media properties.

Our team develops original corporate podcasts, branded podcasts, video podcasts, executive thought-leadership series, and YouTube shows designed to build authority, deepen audience relationships, and turn every conversation into valuable content across multiple platforms.

From your first idea to your hundredth episode, Hangar can handle the entire process: podcast concept development, show strategy, host coaching, remote and NYC studio recording, audio editing, video production, sound design, graphics, publishing, distribution, social video clips, YouTube optimization, and ongoing show strategy.

The result isn’t simply another podcast.

It’s a show with a reason to exist, a point of view worth following, and a strategy for turning your company’s expertise into an audience.

Your company doesn’t need more content.

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Let’s build your show.

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Why Hangar Studios

Why Brands and Creators Choose Hangar Studios

Founded in 2009, before podcasting even had a name, Hangar Studios was built on a simple belief: every voice deserves world-class production. As the first podcast production company owned and operated by a woman of color, we didn’t just enter the industry. We helped define it. Today, we serve clients across six continents with a team of award-winning producers, engineers, and editors who 's focus is to create a media marketing machine.

These brands don't really want a podcast. They want authority. attention. relationships. trust. influence. content. access. reputation. The show is the vehicle.

Today, we serve clients across six continents with a team of award-winning producers, engineers, and editors that keep the top brands' goals in mind.

600+ Clients Served Worldwide
Thousands Episodes Produced
50M+ Listeners Reached
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Our Services

Full-Service Production for Audio, Video, and Beyond

Whether you're launching your first show or scaling an established brand, Hangar Studios offers expert production services tailored to your format, audience, and goals.

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Podcast Production

From concept development and sonic branding to recording, editing, and global distribution. In-studio at our Fifth Avenue location or remote from anywhere in the world.

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Video & Vodcast Production

Transform your podcast into a visual experience with single and multi-camera setups, livestreaming, and post-production editing for YouTube, social media, and more.

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Audiobook Recording & Production

Full-service audiobook production including narration coaching, voice casting, recording, editing, mastering, and distribution to Audible, Amazon, and Apple Books.

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Consultation & Audits

Not sure where to start? Our consultation program and in-depth podcast audits give you the clarity, strategy, and confidence to launch or level up your show.

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Podcast vs Vodcast

Everyone asks for a podcast. Halfway through the conversation, they go, “Ohhh... I think we want video.” Yep. That’s a vodcast. So what’s the difference, and how do you know which one’s right for your show? Let’s make it simple.

Option 1

Audio Only

Classic podcast production built for flexibility, speed, and scale.

How audiences engage

Commutes • Workouts • Multitasking moments

Why brands choose podcasts

  • Listen anywhere
  • Lower production cost
  • Faster launch and turnaround
  • Intimate, trust-building format
  • Easier to scale episode volume

Best for

Thought leadership • Executive interviews • Education • Narrative storytelling

Most requested
Option 2

Audio + Video

A vodcast adds visual storytelling, stronger discoverability, and more content to repurpose.

How audiences engage

YouTube • Social feeds • Websites

Why brands choose vodcasts

  • Same conversation, more ways to be seen and heard
  • Stronger brand visibility
  • Face-to-face connection with the audience
  • Higher discoverability and reach
  • Ideal for clips, reels, and promotional content
  • Great for brands investing in visual storytelling

Best for

Personal brands • Marketing teams • Visual storytelling • Audience growth

Not sure which format fits your goals? Explore our services or book an in-office session.

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Trusted by the World’s Leading Brands

We are proud to produce podcasts for some of the most recognized names in media, technology, finance, and culture, including Microsoft, NBC, ABC, Netflix, Fox, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, HarperCollins, Under Armour, W Magazine, Al Jazeera, and more.

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“Even though we were complete novices when we first walked in the door, They made us feel like podcast stars by teaching us everything we needed to know. Their skills in editing also come in handy to help us get the sound we are looking for.”
Lee Schneider & Troy Paredes, Hosts "Appetite for Disruption" PodcastAppetite For Disruption
These professionals are top notch and amazingly personable too. Thank you Hangar Studios! More than satisfied, b.
Barb RentenbachI Might Be You: An Exploration of Autism and Connection
As producer/host of the For Your Ears Only/On Air syndicated, non-profit, weekend radio and Internet program since it began as Newsweek On Air in 1982, I have immense respect and gratitude for the skill and dedication of Hangar Studios that have done so much to keep our show. While staying up with the latest technology, The Hangar Studios also helps us stay true to traditional high standards of content and quality. They're great with all the people involved. And they care.
David M. AlpernFor Your Ears Only
Highly professional and fun! That's my experience recording my audiobook at the Hangar Studios. The Hangar Studios is highly knowledgeable and a true pleasure to work with. I enthusiastically recommend them.
Mellini Kantayyamellinikantayya.com
I have been thrilled to work with the Hangar Studios on my podcast. They have helped me grow my podcast from a kernel of an idea to a weekly show with sponsors and a loyal listener base. I truly could have not done this without the guidance and expertise of the and all that Hangar has to offer. The quality of the booth, the sound mix and episode edit are so impressive and the quality of the show is enhanced by everything Hangar Studios provides me with.
Ilana Levine- Little Known Facts PodcastLittle Known Facts
Just spent five days in New York City, recording the audio version of my book, POWERING UP! in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood. The team at Hangar Studios, are audio MAGICIANS, pros and a pleasure to work with. I recommend them highly if you or any of your network have a book to record.
Anne DoylePowering Up: How America's Women Achievers Become Leaders

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Five Things with Lynn Hirschberg podcast cover artwork with stylized typography
Podcast cover for "The Chairish Podcast" featuring the title in red script and black serif font. The text is surrounded by a vibrant collage of various vintage and modern furniture pieces, home decor items, and eclectic art on a white background.
Afternoon cyber tea with Ann Johnson
The Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast
Podcast cover art for "XOXO" by The Knot. The design features a bold, red paintbrush stroke background with the letters "XO XO" written in a large, white sans-serif font across two lines. The official logo for "the knot" is written in a small, red cursive script in the bottom left corner against a white background.
Digital illustration for Season 4 of the "Go Off, Sis" podcast by Unbothered. A Black woman with an afro adorned with light blue and pink bows holds a striped hand fan against a backdrop of pink roses.
A podcast cover titled "Listen well" featuring a yellow stethoscope and headphones against a purple and yellow gradient background with the Viatris logo.
Move with heart with Melissa Wood Tepperberg
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