
Conversations with independent publishers, telling the stories behind the stories in some of our favourite magazines.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 265 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Nancy Heley is the editor and creative director of Sandweegies magazine, and she has a passionate love for print, and food, and her adopted home of Glasgow. In this episode she explains how one transcendent chicken sandwich led to a magazine idea, an... more
Austė Skrupskytė Cullbrand is creative director and editor of Playground magazine, the independent publication that fills its pages with stories about creativity and the creative industries. Based between Lithuania and Sweden, the magazine has always... more
Andy Crysell is editor of No Way Back, an archive publishing project that looks back at music and subcultures of the late 20th century, republishing stories from the music press to show how people experienced key turning points in the moment. It woul... more
Editorial directors Kathryn Tann and Robert Harries share their thoughts on the first year of running Folding Rock, the literary magazine that publishes "new writing from Wales and beyond".
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Why can’t this host plan better questions and keep this interview rolling for listeners? It’s awkward, stilted, and poorly edited.
Love this podcast, Exploring and supporting the weird and wonderful world of DIY publishing. Discover new mags!
stack magazines presents a series of in depth interviews with some of the biggest names in the indie magazine scene right now - exploring the stories behind some great new publication as well as - occasionally - some bigger titles. as someone who subscribes to stack monthly, where a different hand picked magazine is delivered every month, some of the episodes of this podcast discuss, with their creators, the contents of the wonderful publications chosen to send out.
I loved to hear about the magazines I received (Europe in Crisis) and the people behind it. Would also like to hear how you select magazines.
Great interviews from the independent publishing world. Informative and interesting.
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A show centered on independent publishing, with in-depth conversations with magazine makers, editors, and designers about the realities of producing print in a digital era. Episodes frequently explore how small teams build community, sustain artistic integrity, and navigate funding, distribution, and branding for niche publications. Recent guests span design-driven magazines, feminist and representational publishing, and cross-border indie projects, often highlighting the human side of running small presses, the risks of experimentation, and the rituals of print culture. The show tends to attract listeners who care about craft, culture, and the economics of independent media, and it often surfaces fresh perspectives from underrepresented vo... more
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Recent guests on Stack Magazines include:
1. Kathryn Tann
2. Robert Harries
3. Josh Jones
4. Chris Hassell
5. Julia Flaster
6. Cher Tan
7. Jon Tjhia
8. Antonia Bentel
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