For prospective guests
Come sit in the chair
A Las Vegas studio, a real conversation, and a clip operation that keeps working long after you leave.
Michael Saylor ◆ Adam Carolla ◆ Daymond John ◆ Howie Mandel ◆ Chris Voss ◆ Neil Patel ◆ Ryan Serhant ◆ Glenn Greenwald ◆ Rick Harrison ◆ Nikki Glaser ◆ Dwight Howard ◆ Paul Pierce ◆ Adrian Peterson ◆ Jillian Michaels ◆ Tito Ortiz ◆ Bas Rutten ◆ Colby Covington ◆ Kyle Rittenhouse ◆ Kari Lake ◆ Dinesh D’Souza ◆ Roger Stone ◆ Mike Benz …and 1,662 more.
What you actually get
Most shows record you, publish once, and move on. The Digital Social Hour is built as a distribution machine — the interview is the raw material, not the deliverable.
- A full-length video episode on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and every major platform
- Short-form cutdowns pushed across social for weeks after the episode drops
- A permanent, search-indexed page on this site with your name on it
- The raw files, so your own team can cut whatever they want
Who tends to be a good fit
The show works best with people who have done the thing rather than written the book about the thing. Founders and operators, professional athletes and fighters, investors, physicians and researchers, journalists and investigators, and the occasional person whose story simply does not fit anywhere else.
You do not need a book launch, a publicist or a media trained pitch. You need something true to say and a willingness to say it on camera.
How it works
- Apply. Tell us who you are and what you would want to get into. A paragraph is plenty.
- We book a date. Recording happens in studio in Las Vegas. Remote is possible but in-person is better and we will say so.
- You show up and talk. Roughly 45 to 90 minutes. No script, no pre-approved questions, no producer feeding lines.
- It publishes. Full episode plus a month of clips, and a page here that keeps earning attention.
Apply
Pitch yourself
Bookings are handled by the show’s booking team. Include a sentence on who you are, what you would want to talk about, and where people can already find you.
Booking@podgo.io · Typical response within a few business days.
Before you ask
Common questions
Does it cost anything to come on?
Guest slots are booked on editorial fit. If you are looking for a paid placement, that is a sponsorship conversation instead — see the partner page.
Can I record remotely?
Sometimes, for guests who genuinely cannot travel. In-studio is the default because the conversation is better and the video is better.
How long is the interview?
Usually 45 to 90 minutes. Some run longer when they are working.
Do I get the questions in advance?
No. That is the point of the format — the interesting answers are the unrehearsed ones.
Can I get the raw footage?
Yes. Guests receive the raw files and are free to cut their own clips.