When we set out to build Oversubscribed, the goal was ambitious: we didn't just want another interview show. We wanted to build a video-first, long-form show that rivals the production quality of the US heavyweights. Our goal was to blend the raw, unfiltered energy of Flagrant with the tactical business insights of All-In; sitting down in-person with Australia’s best founders and investors to truly unpack how companies are built.

Partnering with the DayOne Network was the lever that made that possible.

Before DayOne, the logistics of high-quality in-person video and audio can be a grind that distracts you from delivering the best piece of content. DayOne stepped in and took over the entire post-production and distribution engine. They handle the full stack; from audio engineering and quality control to managing the publishing infrastructure across YouTube, Spotify, Apple and more.

This operational support means I can focus entirely on the 3 guests sitting across from me in each episode. It allows us to prioritise depth over breadth, keeping high-value listeners engaged for long-form conversations.

Beyond the production, as they say in venture capital, the network effect is real. Sitting alongside other high-quality shows in the DayOne network like First Cheque, In the Blink of AI and Pick My Brain, gives us leverage we wouldn't have as a standalone show. It positions us as one of the top shows in the ecosystem and helps us attract top-tier partners like Vanta.

DayOne also understands that we aren't just selling ad slots; we are building trust. They integrate sponsors like Vanta into the show so naturally that the reads feel like a relevant part of the conversation, not a bolt-on.

If you are serious about building a show that rivals the quality of the top US podcasts, DayOne is the partner that clears the path for you to do your best work. They are also true supporters of the Australian startup ecosystem and are aligned with your success.