Red Seat Ventures, the creator-led media company owned by Fox Corporation, has signed an exclusive partnership with Bryce Crawford under which it will handle audio and video ad sales and distribution for “The Bryce Crawford Podcast” across YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other third-party platforms.

“The Bryce Crawford Podcast” covers faith, personal growth, and societal issues from a Christian perspective. Guests have included rapper Nicki Minaj, musician Brandon Lake, Vice President JD Vance, and former NBA player Dwight Howard.

The show currently ranks No. 2 on Spotify in “Religion & Spirituality” and frequently appears among Spotify’s top 100 U.S. podcasts, according to Red Seat Ventures’ announcement.

“Bryce has built a compelling platform connecting young audiences,” said Chris Balfe, CEO of Red Seat Ventures. “As Red Seat Ventures continues to build the premier creator services company helping top creators grow and monetize their businesses and IP, we’re excited to partner with Bryce to expand the podcast’s reach and build new opportunities for growth.”

Crawford is a Los Angeles-based evangelist who committed to full-time ministry after what his bio describes as a supernatural encounter with Jesus at a Waffle House. Beyond the podcast, he has appeared on “The Shawn Ryan Show” and “Impaulsive,” hosts table-talk events on college campuses, and runs live podcast events combining worship and teaching in cities including Chicago, Nashville, and Atlanta. His bio states that Bryce Crawford Ministries reaches more than 1.5 billion people annually through digital content, live events, and other channels.

“The response to our podcast has shown me how much potential there is to build beyond the show itself,” Crawford said. “RSV understands the vision behind the business and the importance of creating content that meets people where they are. I’m excited to work with the team to create new ways to serve and expand my audience.”

Crawford is managed by Divij Vaswani of Division Media.

Anchoring New Genres

The Crawford agreement follows the model behind Red Seat Ventures’ recent run of ad sales and distribution deals with established shows, including Ashley Flowers’ “Crime Junkie” in October 2025, Tony Hinchcliffe’s “Kill Tony” in April 2026, and Caleb Hammer’s “Financial Audit” in September. The agreement coincides with the launch of “Mostly Sheenius,” a weekly interview podcast hosted by Charlie Sheen that Red Seat Ventures is building largely from scratch.

Red Seat Ventures represents more than 40 creators across true crime, comedy, news, sports, and entertainment, with a combined audience of tens of millions of monthly consumers across audio and video. Fox acquired the company in February 2025, and it debuted this year at No. 4 on the Edison Podcast Ranker by total reach with roughly 60 shows.

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