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Radio Espial has transitioned exclusively to video content output. We will continue to only support podcast releases of episodes on Soundcloud until August 2024. We appreciate all our podcast subscribers and listeners for their support across multiple audio channels, but producing, editing and curating primarily video content for audio-only distribution has simply become too much work for an increasingly declining audio listenership. 

2024 UPDATE

Please note that since Jan 2024, we no longer distribute Radio Espial podcasts beyond Soundcloud. Ultimately our content is show, see and tell and no longer fits easily into a podcast audio format.

Listeners can still enjoy our older Radio Espial podcasts on wider audio channels like Spotify and iTunes, up to episode 32. 

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