About Give the Mic. Agents work. A producer checks.

Here is everything about Give the Mic: why it exists, who checks the work, the shows it comes from and the company behind it.

Why it exists

Recording a good conversation takes an hour. Everything after it takes days: the edit, the clips, the captions, the guest’s kit, the page, the posts. That is the part where company podcasts stall.

Give the Mic hands that part to AI agents, each with one job, and puts a producer between the agents and you. You host and record. The rest comes back for your OK.

Who checks the work

Alon Shkuri is the producer. He checks every episode and every clip before it reaches a client: the cuts, the timing, the captions, the names. Nothing goes out without the client’s approval.

The agents were built on our own show first: Future of Hospitality, a podcast platform for the hotel industry that Alon produces. That is where they learned the work, episode after episode.

How we work

  • You keep your feed, your channels and your domain. We get access, never ownership.
  • One price per show, no count of episodes.
  • Your content is never used to train AI models.
  • Your guests know up front what happens with the recording.

Shows we produce

  • MSP Late Night Conversations for the MSP world, at the bar after hours. 16 episodes
  • Future of Hospitality Hospitality leaders in conversation, in series of their own. 11 series · 130 episodes
  • Lead the Experience Hotel general managers on how they lead, from luxury houses to turnarounds. 20 episodes · a Future of Hospitality series

The company

Give the Mic is a trade name of The Journey Collective LTD. Questions or press: hello@givethemic.com.

Alon Shkuri, producer, in black and white, smiling, at a bar with a neon sign behind him
Alon Shkuri, producer. He checks every episode and every clip before it reaches you.