CASE STUDIES
MODRY MEDIA

Our team has helped a fantastic array of clients from all sorts of industries to create custom-tailored podcasts that deliver real results.

Explore our case studies

Each case study tells how our podcasting experience helped businesses tackle their unique challenges, connect with their audiences, and score measurable success.

The Courageous Podcast with Ryan Berman

THE COURAGEOUS PODCAST

Case Study: The Courageous Podcast with Ryan Berman

Ryan Berman talks to thought leaders from around the globe in business, sports and entertainment to uncover what it means to be courageous in today’s world.
  • The Courageous Podcast was self-producing its first two seasons, making it difficult to maintain consistent production quality while keeping up with weekly releases.
  • The show was audio-only, missing the opportunity to reach and grow audiences on YouTube.
  • Promotional assets and episode marketing were created inconsistently, limiting the impact of each new release.
  • Conducted a comprehensive podcast audit and implemented improvements across production quality, show flow, audio, branding, and episode structure.
  • Successfully transitioned the show from an audio-only podcast to a video podcast with a complete YouTube publishing strategy.
  • Developed a repeatable content workflow that included social graphics, video clips, and promotional assets for every episode.
  • Increased YouTube watch time by 90%+ and YouTube views by 70%, successfully expanding the show’s reach on video.
  • Produced more than 275 episodes over a four-year partnership while maintaining a consistent, high-quality publishing cadence.
  • Helped transform the podcast into one of the brand’s most valuable relationship-building and thought leadership assets.

“Modry makes my life easy. Their professionalism, style, and overall product allows me to focus on where I’m best. Highly recommend.”

– Ryan Berman, Host & Founder

A Question of Care With Robert Espinoza

A Question of Care

Case Study: A Question of Care

This podcast is hosted by Robert Espinoza, a national expert and frequent speaker on aging, long-term care, and the workforce.
  • Robert Espinoza wanted to launch a podcast that would elevate his voice on the future of the U.S. healthcare workforce but needed a partner to bring the vision to life.
  • The project required strategic guidance on everything from show format and storytelling to production, narration, and distribution.
  • The goal was to create a compelling podcast that would strengthen Robert’s thought leadership and spark meaningful conversations around healthcare policy and workforce challenges.
  • Developed and launched A Question of Care, a narrative-style podcast that combines expert interviews with scripted narration to create a more engaging listening experience.
  • Produced every episode from concept through publication, including editorial strategy, audio production, sound design, and distribution.
  • Collaborated closely with Robert to craft conversations that positioned him as a trusted voice while highlighting diverse perspectives across the healthcare ecosystem.
  • The first 10-episode season earned six major industry awards, including Signal, Davey, W3, and Communicator Awards.
  • Established A Question of Care as a respected thought leadership platform, expanding Robert’s visibility and influence across the healthcare and nonprofit sectors.

Energy in Action With Marcy Young

Energy in Action

Case Study: Energy in Action by MitoAction

Energy in Action is a prominent educational podcast series produced by MitoAction, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by mitochondrial disease.
  • MitoAction needed a new production partner after their previous podcast provider unexpectedly shut down, putting the future of Energy in Action at risk.
  • While the show was publishing consistently, it lacked the strategic guidance needed to maximize its impact and audience growth.
  • MitoAction wanted more than an editor—they needed a true partner who could help the podcast better serve the mitochondrial disease community.
  • Conducted a comprehensive 36-point podcast audit, identifying opportunities to improve everything from branding and audio quality to show structure and listener experience.
  • Implemented strategic improvements across the podcast, including refreshed intros and outros, stronger show notes, improved production quality, and a more cohesive content strategy.
  • Became an ongoing strategic partner, providing proactive recommendations, creative ideas, and production support to help the show continue to evolve.
  • Elevated the overall quality and professionalism of the podcast, creating a stronger experience for listeners and a more effective platform for MitoAction’s mission.
  • Transformed the relationship from a production vendor to a trusted strategic partner, providing ongoing guidance beyond editing and publishing.

“Working with Modry has been such a positive, eye opening experience. My organization found Modry during a hunt for a new editor as our current partner shut their doors. I was upset when they announced their closure, because I thought they were so helpful. Turns out, I had no idea what a true partner in this realm looked like. Modry is responsive, honest and thoughtful. Modry has presented us with innovative ideas to grow what we are currently doing. Our former partner closing down was a blessing in disguise. I am a thousand times happier in this partnership. Modry was a great choice for us.”

– Marcy Young, Host