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Kinsider
Kindred Media
Double Elvis Has Entered The Building
NOV 15, 202128 MIN
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Description
Today we go live to Boston to hobnob with Double Elvis, the company behind one of the most successful music podcasts out there, “Disgraceland,” and a slew of other content. Co-founders Jake Brennan - who created the hit series - and Brady Sadler, who serves as the company’s CEO, tell Kinsider’s Chris Peterson about their journey from the upstart show which focuses on music and true crime to the multi-format, multi-partner company they’ve become. Many of the Double Elvis team members - including Jake himself - are musicians with roots in the independent scene, and that ethos has allowed the company to grow in a sustainable way that puts audience first as they branch out beyond the audio medium.
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