Largest in-person podcasting conference, returning in New York City in September 2026.
The largest podcasting conference in North America for over a decade. The 2026 flagship moves to New York City — Terminal 5 in Manhattan, September 14-18 — a first-time NYC edition timed with the IAB Upfront.
Evolutions, the spring event, runs March 13-15 at SXSW in Austin. Expensive but the networking density is unmatched.
Podcast Movement has been the largest podcasting conference in North America for over a decade. The 2026 flagship moves to New York City for the first time, hosted at Terminal 5 in Manhattan from September 14-18, 2026 — timed with the IAB Upfront.
The conference draws thousands of attendees: indie podcasters, network executives, ad sales teams, platform reps from Spotify and YouTube, gear vendors, and adtech companies. Programming spans dozens of tracks from beginner how-to sessions to deep monetization talks to creator-only invite events.
There's also Podcast Movement Evolutions, the smaller spring event, which in 2026 took place at SXSW in Austin from March 13-15 at Skybox on 6th Street, free to register and open to everyone. The reason to go is the people: this is where deals get done and partnerships start.
The reason not to go is the cost — passes, travel, and hotels in NYC for a September week add up fast. If you're a hobbyist or solo creator, you'll probably get more value from a virtual conference. If your business depends on podcast revenue, it's hard to skip.
The 2025 to 2026 NYC move was framed as a deliberate alignment with the broader media industry calendar, since IAB Upfront and various ad-buying cycles run through Manhattan in September. That's good if you're trying to take meetings with platforms and networks during the same trip, less so if NYC's general cost-of-conference week feels excessive compared to Dallas's previous edition. Terminal 5 is the venue — capacity around 3,000 — so this will feel meaningfully different from convention-center editions of past years.
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Largest in-person podcasting conference, returning in New York City in September 2026.
Podcast Movement is shaped for industry conference. The 2026 flagship moves to New York City — Terminal 5 in Manhattan, September 14-18 — a first-time NYC edition timed with the IAB Upfront
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