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I know we’re not the only ones producing project management podcasts filled with advice and takeaways that are insightful, practical, and actionable. There’s no shortage of voices and perspectives contributing knowledge and insights to project management these days. 

I’d like to celebrate some of the best podcasts out there (including ours, 😉). Below, you’ll find my list of the best project management podcasts, along with popular episodes, podcast episode length, and where you can listen!

1. The Digital Project Manager Podcast

HostGalen Low
Previous HostBen Aston
Total Episodes93
Episode Length~ 1 hour


Most Popular Episodes:

As the resident Digital Project Manager, I chat with subject matter experts, real-world digital project managers, project professionals, and all manner of industry insiders to cover topics that matter in today’s project management landscape. Listeners get guidance on theory, tactics, methodologies, best practices, and other expert contributions from my guests and I. Join us as we shape and lead change in the field of project management. 

Where To Listen:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | The DPM Website

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2. PM Point Of View

HostKendall Lott
Total Episodes96
Episode Length~ 1 hour


Most Popular Episodes:

Bonus: This episode with yours truly!

As an official project management podcast from PMIWDC (Project Management Institute, Washington, DC), PM Point Of View offers insights and engaging discussions from a litany of guests. Host Kendall Lott brings a wealth of experience from roles in project management and within the C-suite, and his guests bring experience from a wide range of disciplines and fields. 

Where To Listen:

Apple Podcasts | Stitcher

3. PMO Strategies

HostLaura Barnard
Total Episodes143
Episode Length~ 30 minutes


Most Popular Episodes:

Laura Barnard’s podcast covers project managers and project management at the PMO (project management office) level. Her aim is to focus on impact and outcomes with her guests, rather than tools and processes (which are still important). Listen in on Laura and her guests as she shares insights for leading change, conducting change management, and improving your PMO to help deliver organizational success. 

Where To Listen:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher

4. Project Management Happy Hour

HostsKim Essendrup & Kate Anderson
Total Episodes84
Episode Length ~ 1 hour


Most Popular Episodes:

Kim and Kate’s podcast takes a more casual and frank approach to issues and challenges in the project management world. Alongside their guests, Kim and Kate offer advice, practical tips, and examples to help you tackle those challenges. The podcast also avoids the dullness sometimes associated with theory- or methodology-heavy topics.

Where To Listen:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher

5. The Everyday PM

HostAnn Campea
Total Episodes50
Episode Length~ 30 minutes


Recent Episodes:

The Everyday PM focused on, well, the everyday parts of project management. Ann Campea and her guests cover tactics, skills, and processes that project managers will use in their day-to-day work lives, as well as larger trends and career-focused topics. Guests bring a variety of experiences and perspectives that listeners can draw on.

Where To Listen:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify

6. Manage This

HostsAndy Crowe & Bill Yates
Total Episodes148
Episode Length ~ 30 minutes


Most Popular Episodes:

Hosts Andy Crowe and Bill Yates cover project management topics in all kinds of sectors and fields—construction, infrastructure, health care, technology, and more. Glean insights from their conversations with qualified, expert guests that you can take back to your own organization or industry. Seasoned and new project managers alike will benefit from this podcast. 

Where To Listen:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher

7. People And Projects

HostAndy Kaufman
Total Episodes368
Episode Length~ 30 minutes


Most Popular Episodes:

Andy Kaufman’s podcast has a massive backlog of episodes you can make your way through, each with practical tips and takeaways that you can put into action right away. Many episodes focus on soft skills and the less technical side of project management—things like project communication, leadership, productivity, and keeping teams engaged and motivated.

Where To Listen:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher

Found Your New Favourite Podcast Yet?

Podcasts are a great way to engage with project management experts and leaders in the field. No matter what stage your career is at, there’s always something to be learned or improved, and podcasts are a great way to do that. Plus, some of them even offer the opportunity to earn a professional development unit (PDU) or two!

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By Galen Low

I am a digital project management nerd, a cultivator of highly collaborative teams, and an impulsive sharer of knowledge. For the past decade, I've been shaping and delivering human-centered digital transformation initiatives in government, healthcare, transit, and retail. I'm also the co-founder of The Digital Project Manager and host of The DPM Podcast.

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2 Comments

  • Hi, I started listening to the digital project manager podcasts recently. How do I report PDU’s for listening? Michelle

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    • Hi Michelle! We don't have a PDU claim code for our podcast at the moment, but you can report it under "Online or Digital Media" in CCRS. Hope that helps!

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