Bite Your Tongue Productions
Podcast production for broadcasters, brands and creators developing audio series and documentaries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Bite Your Tongue Productions
Bite Your Tongue Productions develops and produces podcasts, including documentary, entertainment and scripted audio series.
It creates bespoke production teams for individual projects and works with hosts, guests and other audio professionals. Its productions include shows featured by the BBC, Apple Podcasts and national media outlets.
Founder Kelly Windsor Burgin founded the company in 2021. Its registered headquarters are in Bristol, United Kingdom.
Product: Podcast development and production services, including documentary and entertainment audio series.
Jobs at Bite Your Tongue Productions
Leadership
- Kelly Windsor Burgin · FounderSource: company website
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