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Wondery
TypePodcast network (subsidiary)
Country
United States
AvailabilityInternational
OwnerAmazon Music (Amazon; 2020-present)
Established2016
Official website
wondery.com

Wondery is an American podcast network and publisher of podcasts including Dirty John, Dr. Death, and The Shrink Next Door.[1][2] Wondery was founded in 2016 by entrepreneur and media executive Hernan Lopez.[3] The company was launched with backing from 20th Century Fox (now 20th Century Studios).[4] In late 2020, it was announced that Wondery had been purchased by Amazon Music.[5]

Several of Wondery's podcasts have been adapted for television, including Dirty John.[6] Wondery has two premium subscription options, Wondery+ and Wondery+ Kids.[7][8]

History

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Founding

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Wondery was launched in 2016 by Hernan Lopez, the exiting Fox International Channels CEO with backing from what was then called 20th Century Fox. The stated goal of the network is to curate and create audio shows with a focus on mobile users and audio-on-demand. The company teamed up with ART19 on distribution infrastructure and cross podcast dynamic insertion of ads.[4][9] Lopez was joined by Jeffrey Glaser, previously head of current programming at 20th Century Fox Television, where he oversaw series including 24, American Dad!, Arrested Development, Bones, Empire, Family Guy, Glee, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family and The X-Files. Glaser was appointed president of content.[10]

Funding

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In addition to the initial financial backing from 20th Century Fox, Wondery has held multiple funding rounds.[4] The company's series A funding round in March 2018 brought in $5 million from investors including Greycroft, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, and Shari Redstone's Advancit Capital venture-capital firms.[11] Lopez announced plans to use the funding to add new original podcasts to the company’s roster.[12] In June 2019, Wondery had a funding round of $10 million which indicates a value of over $100 million.[13] Lopez stated that the funds would be used for international expansion, along with new content and technology.[14][15] This series B funding was led by Waverley Capital. With the closing of the round, Former National Geographic Partners Chief Executive Declan Moore became Wondery's international programming head.[15]

Growth

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Within three years of its founding, Wondery became a top five podcast publisher with 40 million downloads in December 2018 alone. There were six 2019 iHeartRadio Podcast Award nominations for four of the publisher's show with one win: Dr. Death for Most Bingeable Podcast.[1]

In 2018, Wondery began adapting some of its podcasts to television.[16] That year, Bravo released the Dirty John TV series starring Connie Britton and Eric Bana. With 3.3 million viewers, Dirty John became Bravo’s most-watched new series in 4 and a half years.[17] Wondery announced plans to adapt other podcasts to TV, including Dr. Death, Over My Dead Body, The Shrink Next Door, WeCrashed, American Sports Story and Joe vs. Carole.[18][19][20][21][22][23] That year, Wondery also partnered with several celebrities who launched shows on the platform, including Ellen DeGeneres, Jillian Michaels, and Tina Brown.[19][24]

In June 2018, Wondery announced the release of its premium subscription offering, Wondery+ on iOS and Android. For a monthly fee, Wondery+ subscribers receive ad-free podcasts, early downloads, and bonus materials.[6]

The Walt Disney Company inherited Fox's stake in Wondery after Disney acquired 21st Century Fox's assets on March 20, 2019.[25]

Universal Music Group agreed in April 2019 to allow Wondery a license to use UMG music catalog and develop UMG artists' story podcasts, which then may be adapted into TV or film projects. Wondery would work with all UMG labels and with its Polygram Entertainment film and TV production unit.[26]

In early May 2019, Wondery and Cumulus Media announced a strategic alliance for new advertising opportunities and growing podcast listeners. The first item from the alliance is a Business Wars podcast franchise expansion, Sports Wars, would start airing on 40 Cumulus radio stations the first weekend in May and syndicated by Westwood One, a Cumulus subsidiary.[27]

Wondery announced in October 2019 that it was expanding its international initiatives by partnering with Ranieri and Co., a podcast company based in Australia and New Zealand that would serve as Wondery’s local representative. This partnership allowed brands in Australia and New Zealand access to Wondery’s podcast portfolio. Wondery had already had five top-ranking podcasts in Australia.[28][29]

In 2020, the company released its own listening app for its subscribers.[30] In 2021, Wondery+ became available to Apple users on Apple Podcast Subscriptions.[30]

Also In 2020, Wondery podcasts won five Ambies at the first Awards for Excellence in Audio awards show hosted by The Podcast Academy.[2] There were five award winners among Wondery’s roster at the 2020 iHeartRadio Podcast Awards and one at the 2021 iHeartRadio Podcast Awards.[31][32]

In April 2020, Hernan Lopez CEO of Wondery was charged with wire fraud and money laundering in relation to attempts to win broadcast rights for Fox Broadcasting Company for the 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups.[33] Lopez maintains his innocence, the trial was delayed to January 2023.[34][35]

On April 28, 2020, Wondery announced a partnership with Al Jazeera Media Network to launch Business Wars and other flagship podcasts in Arabic via Al Jazeera Podcasts.[36]

On May 16, 2020, Wondery was accused of negotiating with the Call Her Daddy podcast hosts while they were still under contract with their parent company, Barstool Sports.[37]

It was reported in early 2021 that Wondery, together with Barstool Sports, NPR, iHeartRadio, and The Daily Wire comprised a group of companies that accounted for one-third of all advertising revenue generated by the entire podcasting industry during 2020.[38]

In March 2021, Wondery sold the South African rights to its podcasts to African Media Entertainment, allowing for greater access to podcasts in the growing South African market.[39]

In June 2021, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes’s podcast SmartLess was obtained by Wondery and Amazon Music.[40]

In August 2021, Wondery and Amazon Music announced they had arranged an exclusive licensing and ad sales deal with another podcast company, Tinkercast. Newly released Tinkercast podcasts would be released one week early on Amazon Music and ad-free on Wondery+.[41][42]

In September 2021, Wondery released a premium subscription service for children and families. Named Wondery+ Kids, the audio subscription is separate from Wondery+. It is available on Apple Podcasts, and is aimed at children ages four through 12.[8] Shortly after launching Wondery+ Kids, the company announced a partnership with Gen-Z Media, which publishes children’s podcasts. Under the terms of the partnership, Wondery obtained exclusive rights to licensing, distribution, marketing, and advertising sales for a minimum of 18 podcasts, which are available ad-free on Wondery+ Kids.[43]

In February 2022, How I Built This hosted by NPR's Guy Raz entered into an exclusive three year ad and licensing agreement with Wondery and Amazon Music.[44]

In May 2022, Wondery became the first podcast platform to support Dolby Atmos, an audio format that allows for 3D surround sound.[45] Support for Dolby Atmos is available to Wondery+ subscribers, with a free trial available.[46]

Wondery began targeting the Italian market in July 2022 with a partnership with Acast. The deal enabled Acast to translate English-language series into Italian, beginning with the podcast Bunga, Bunga.[47]

In 2022, Wondery’s podcasts picked up one Webby Award and two iHeartRadio Podcast Awards.[48][49]

As of July 2022, Wondery jumped into the No. 2 spot for top podcast publishers in the U.S. according to Podtrac. Wondery surpassed the previous No. 2 spot holder, NPR. At that time, Wondery reported that its number of unique U.S. listeners had increased to 23.8 million, a 59% increase from the 15 million listeners it had in May.[50][51]

Acquisition

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On December 30, 2020, Amazon announced that they were acquiring Wondery under their Amazon Music division.[52] The terms of the deal were not officially disclosed. However, it was reported by an anonymous source for The New York Times that the transaction was valued at about $300 million.[5] At the time of the deal it was reported that Wondery was the largest independent podcast network.[53] The deal was closed on February 10, 2021.[54] At that time, Hernan Lopez stepped down as CEO, as previously planned when the acquisition was announced, and former Wondery COO Jen Sargent became the new CEO.[54][55] Amazon announced that the acquisition would enable the growth of podcasts and bring greater accessibility to their domestic and international audiences.[56]

Prior to the announcement of Amazon’s acquisition of Wondery, it was reported that Apple Inc. and Sony Music Entertainment had explored the possibility of purchasing the podcast publisher.[57]

Organization

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Jen Sargent was first hired as the chief operating officer (COO) at Wondery. Sargent was formerly the co-founder of HitFix and president of Uproxx Media Group.[58] In 2021, Sargent was named as Wondery’s new CEO following Hernan Lopez’s departure.[59][54]

Jeanine Percival Wright was hired as the COO following Sargent’s ascent to the CEO’s office. Wright was formerly chief financial officer and senior vice president of strategy and operations at AdsWizz.[60] Wright is also serving as the general manager, overseeing revenue, new market expansion, partnerships, operations and licensing.[61]

As of 2022, Marshall Lewy, served as the Chief Content Officer at Wondery.[62] James Cator, former head of studios at Spotify for the U.K., joined Wondery as the head of commercial for Europe.[63] In 2021, Nicole Blake, formerly of Warner Bros. and DreamWorks, served as the head of franchise development.[64] Jessica Radburn, formerly Audible, served as the head of international podcast content.[65] In 2020, Laurie Pracher served as the chief sales officer.[66]

At the end of 2020, Wondery had approximately 80 staff members. Sargent announced that the company planned to double its staff during 2021, prioritizing the growth of its development team.[54][67]

Programming

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Under the banner of Wondery, the network offers dozens of shows,[68] including:

Current programming
Year Title Host or Starring Genre Co-producer Notes Ref.
2021 Against the Odds Mike Corey and Cassie De Pecol
2018 American History Tellers Lindsay Graham History
2018 American Innovations Steven Johnson History [11]
2018 American Scandal Lindsay Graham Crime
2024 Answers for Claudia Tom McDermott Crime Ailsa Rochester Disappearance of Claudia Lawrence [69]
2019 Bad Batch Laura Beil Crime
2019 Blood Ties Gillian Jacobs, Josh Gad, Amy Landecker, Dominic Monaghan, and Wayne Knight Audio drama
2018 Business Wars David Brown Business Won a Webby Award in 2019 and an iHeartRadio award in 2020 for Best Business & Finance Podcast [1]
2020 Death of a Starlet Tracy Pattin and Josh Lucas Crime
2017 Dirty John Christopher Goffard Crime Los Angeles Times Adapted into the Dirty John series for Bravo [26]
2018 Dr. Death Laura Beil Crime Won an iHeartRadio Podcast Award for Most Bingeable Podcast in 2019 [1]
2020 Even The Rich Aricia Skidmore-Williams and Brooke Siffrinn Society and culture A Wondery original series
2012 Generation Why Aaron Habel and Justin Evans Crime
2021 Harsh Reality: The Story of Miriam Rivera Trace Lysette Crime
2018 Imagined Life Virginia Madsen and Robbie Daymond Society and culture Won a Quartz podcast Award in 2018 for "Best podcast on the human condition" and "Best new podcast" [70]
2018 Legal Wars Hill Harper History [11]
2020 Little Stories Everywhere Various Kids & Family
2021 MANslaughter Dorothy Marcic and Molly Peterson Crime
2018 American Scandal Lindsay Graham Crime
2021 Melon’s House Party Various Kids & Family
2020 The Dating Game Killer Stephen Lang and Tracy Pattin Crime
2019 The Mysterious Mr. Epstein Lindsay Graham Crime
2019 The Shrink Next Door Joe Nocera Crime [71]
2016 The Vanished Podcast Marissa Jones Crime
2017 Tides of History Patrick Wyman History
2022 Twin Flames Stephanie Beatriz Crime
2016 Real Crime Profile Jim Clemente, Laura Richards, and Lisa Zambetti Crime
2014 Stories Podcast Amanda Weldin and Dan Hinds Children's stories
The Daily Dish
2015 Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald Heather McDonald Society and culture Midroll
Ruby Laura Esterman and Bill Raymond Audio drama ZBS Foundation
2019 Sports Wars Dan Rubenstein Sports A Business Wars franchise expansion on 40 Cumulus Media stations and syndicated by Westwood One [27]
2016 What Should I Read Next? Anne Bogel Books [72][73][74]
2019 1865 Historical fiction Airship
2022 Whose Amazing Life? Various Kids & Family
2011 The History Chicks Beckett Graham and Susan Vollenweider Women's History
Past programming
Year Title Host or Starring Genre Co-producer Notes Ref.
2018 I, Survivor Jenna Brister and Wagatwe Wanjuki Society and culture [11]
2017 Inside Psycho Mark Ramsey Film [75]
2017 Inside the Exorcist Mark Ramsey Film [75]
2018 Inside Jaws Mark Ramsey Film [75]

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