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‘The Tamsen Show’ Expands to Two Episodes Weekly as Brand Demand, Audience Growth Fuel fwd. network Renewal
AdLarge and its podcast division the fwd. network have renewed “The Tamsen Show,” the podcast hosted by Emmy Award-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling author Tamsen Fadal, and expanded its release schedule to two episodes per week following audience growth and increased brand partner demand in its first year.
New episodes publish on Mondays and Thursdays. Monday episodes feature expert-led conversations, and the show is available across all major podcast platforms.
Brand Partnerships Drive Expansion
The show’s first year produced sustained commercial traction. Midi Health, a virtual care clinic focused on women in midlife, renewed its sponsorship for a second year. Audible launched a custom integrated campaign spanning audio, video, and social, extending a relationship with Fadal that includes her voicing her own book on the platform.
“The momentum behind ‘The Tamsen Show’ is clear,” said Cathy Csukas, CEO of AdLarge and the fwd. network. “Tamsen has built a loyal audience that trusts her voice and returns consistently. That trust is driving real demand from brand partners.”
“The Tamsen Show” draws a core audience of women ages 35 to 55 and competes in the Self-Improvement, Education, and Health & Fitness podcast categories. The show received a 2025 Signal Award in its first year.
Host Profile and Content
Fadal hosts conversations covering life transitions, health, relationships, and reinvention. Past guests include Halle Berry, Emma Grede, Arthur Brooks, Rita Wilson, and Marie Forleo, alongside medical professionals and subject matter experts.
Outside the podcast, Fadal produced and executive produced “The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause,” which screened in more than 700 cities across 44 countries, and recently released a follow-up documentary, “The M Factor 2: Before the Pause: Perimenopause.” She also organized what she describes as the first-ever “World’s Hottest Menopause Party,” which reached more than 62,000 women.
“There is a clear need for honest conversations around change, health, and what comes next,” Fadal said. “That connection is resonating with listeners and with brands looking to show up in an authentic way.”
The fwd. network operates as a multi-channel creator platform and podcast network under AdLarge, which reports a global audio portfolio reaching more than 200 million listeners.
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