BBC

Type: Company

As of November 2026, BBC has been mentioned in 19 episodes across 11 podcasts, first heard Oct 2018 on Dan Carlin. Discussed as an example of an elite institution in turmoil and emblematic of broader institutional decline and replacement by podcasters/individuals.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a British public service broadcaster headquartered at Broadcasting House in London, England. Originally established in 1922 as the British Broadcasting Company, it evolved into its current state with its current name on 1 January 1927. It is the oldest and largest local and global broadcaster by stature and by number of employees, with a total staff of 22,000.

BBC at a glance
Mentioned in19 episodes on 11 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardOct 2018 on Dan Carlin
IndustryBroadcasting / Media
Founded1922
HeadquartersUnited Kingdom
Websitebbc.co.uk
Located inLondon, United Kingdom, Alexandria Palace

What do podcasts say about BBC?

4 quotes, recorded on Triggernometry and Megyn Kelly.

  • So, if you look at something like the BBC and what they've gone through the last month, you're seeing that's an elite organization and it is in turmoil.
    Triggernometry · · Hear it
  • The footage was first verified by the BBC.
    Megyn Kelly · · Hear it
  • This great BBC interview from the mid70s...
    Stuff You Should Know · · Hear it
  • Hastings was a war correspondent for the BBC.
    Dan Carlin · · Hear it

How do different shows talk about BBC?

4 shows discussed BBC in these episodes.

Who talks about BBC on podcasts?

BBC came up; the most recent mention was Jan 2026 on Megyn Kelly.

Which podcasts mention BBC most?

Stuff You Should Know (4 episodes), Megyn Kelly (4 episodes) and SmartLess (2 episodes) mention BBC most.

  1. Stuff You Should Know — 4 episodes
  2. Megyn Kelly — 4 episodes
  3. SmartLess — 2 episodes
  4. Dan Carlin — 2 episodes
  5. Triggernometry — 1 episode

More podcast appearances

What is BBC mentioned alongside?

BBC is most often mentioned alongside Andrew Gilligan, Hugh Edwards and Greg Wallace.

People here: Andrew Gilligan, Hugh Edwards, Greg Wallace

Competes with: Netflix, Inc., NPR, The London Broadcasting Company

Competes with: Netflix, Inc.

Located in: London, United Kingdom, Alexandria Palace, The Royal Albert Hall, World War II

Criticized by: Jimmy Carr, Donald Trump, Paul "Dizzy Hips" Blair, Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, Margaret Thatcher

Mentioned together: Delroy Lindo, Pete Davidson, Balin Dupri, Sarah Put, Tourette's syndrome, Jamie Foxx, BAFTAs, I Swear, Seattle, Frederick William