Behind the scenes of production workflows at Pushkin Industries

If you work in media production, podcast editing or remote post-production, you know traditional cloud storage can slow your entire team to a crawl.

Join us for a candid conversation with Pushkin Industries, the production team behind some of the world’s most popular podcasts, like Revisionist History and The Happiness Lab. They'll share how they completely reworked their workflow, moving away from Google Drive–style syncing and into real-time, high-speed cloud storage with LucidLink.

In this webinar, the Pushkin team breaks down the framework Pushkin used to modernize their production environment, streamline collaboration and eliminate delays caused by large audio and video files. You’ll learn:

• How their migration process worked and how they replaced “sync-and-wait” with instant access to massive media files.

• Seamless integration with key creative tools like Descript, enabling smooth editing and faster turnaround times.

• What their workflow looks like today using the new LucidLink, including real-world benchmarks and day-to-day improvements.

• The simple, data-backed arguments that convinced the C-suite to invest in a more scalable, efficient workflow.

Whether you manage a production team or edit files yourself, this session gives you a practical blueprint to upgrade your media pipeline, boost collaboration and eliminate file-transfer headaches for good.

Stop managing file transfers and start mastering your next hit. Get the details on a real-world workflow transition and walk away with a blueprint for your own team.

More about Pushkin Industries 

Pushkin Industries is dedicated to producing audio in any format that challenges listeners, encourages their curiosity and inspires joy. Their podcasts span history, current affairs, true crime, business, culture and more. They are hosted by singular talents, are idea-driven and are sprinkled with what we like to call "audio magic." Our chart-topping podcasts include Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History, Against the Rules with Michael Lewis, Broken Record, The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos, Heavyweight, Maya Shankar's A Slight Change of Plans, Cautionary Tales from Tim Harford and Jill Lepore's The Last Archive to name a few.