Insurance & Insurtech podcasts worth following, and what each is good for

These are the podcasts Briefwire has chosen to cover Insurance & Insurtech, each one fetched and checked before it is listed. Where operators and investors reason out loud at length. The receipt is a timestamp wherever the publisher’s transcript carries one.

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The list

In no ranked order. The note beside each says what it is good for, which is a different thing from how big it is.

Most podcasts publish no transcript, and an episode published without one is not read. Being on this list does not mean a show’s episodes are read: only those that come with a transcript reach a brief.

Each note describes the publication in its own terms. Briefwire reads what these sources publish, in public, and nothing else.

Insurance Business Babes
Kathe Kline and working Medicare agents on AEP pipeline, LOAs and compliance; ships transcripts.
The Voice of Insurance
The best CEO interviews in specialty insurance and reinsurance; pricing discussed openly.
Profiles in Risk
High-frequency insurtech founder and broker interviews across distribution.
FNO: InsureTech
Carrier innovation leads on core-system modernisation and what it actually costs.
Leadership in Insurance (LIIP)
UK and European insurtech executives on distribution and MGA moves.
InsurTech Geek
Deep conversations with the technology buyers inside carriers.
Underwriting Evolved (RGA)
RGA's own underwriters on life evidence, accelerated underwriting and what they will and will not automate.
(Re)thinking Insurance (WTW)
WTW's own consultants on reserving, capital and IFRS 17 mechanics; the broker-consultant view of carrier balance sheets.
InsTech
Matthew Grant and Robin Merttens interviewing London-market founders and underwriters on pricing and automation.
Insurance Insider - Behind the Headlines
Insider's reporters pressing named executives on reinsurance ambitions and broker M&A; ships transcripts.
The Reinsurance Podcast
Cedent and reinsurer practitioners on what actually earns capacity at renewal; unusually candid on treaty terms.
Making Risk Flow
Juan de Castro interviewing commercial underwriting leaders on risk digitisation; ships transcripts.
The Future of Insurance
Bryan Falchuk one-on-one with carrier founders and veterans; long-form and unedited on strategy failures.
The Insurtech Leadership Podcast
Founder and carrier-innovation interviews on where insurtech capital is going; ships transcripts.
The Insurance Coffee House
Nick Hoadley interviewing insurance C-suite hires on culture, comp and why leaders move.
Insurance Covered
RPC's coverage lawyers walking through wordings and disputes; the legal read on what a policy actually pays.
Research Insights (Society of Actuaries)
Actuaries walking through their own mortality, morbidity and reserving studies; ships transcripts.
InsuranceAUM
Insurance CIOs and asset managers on portfolio allocation — the investment half of an insurer's earnings.
The Insurance Guys
Bradley Flowers and Scott Howell, two working agency principals, on commission economics and carrier appetite.
Power Producers Podcast
David Carothers on commercial-lines production; concrete on producer comp and agency build economics.
Finding Peak (Ryan Hanley)
Ryan Hanley, former agency and insurtech operator, interviewing distribution leaders with his own name on it.
Insurance Town
Heath Shearon with independent-agency owners on retention and hiring; ships transcripts.
The Insura-Preneur Podcast
Michael Jans on agency ownership economics — valuation, growth rate and owner exits.
Alliance NOW! Risk & Insurance
The National Alliance's practitioner sessions on cyber cover, producer development and E&O exposure.
M&M Insurance Podcast
Australian brokers and carrier executives on local market conditions; the AU read the US trades do not carry.

How the list was made, and what we do with it

Chosen by hand: Every source is here because people who work in Insurance & Insurtech say substantive things on it, not because it is large. Enough of them to cover the field, few enough to audit.
Checked before listing: Each feed is fetched and checked when it is added and again whenever the library is re-checked by hand: one whose newest item is more than six months old fails, and one quiet for more than three is flagged but can stay listed. Every source is English-language and public.
Read, so you need not: Where a show publishes a transcript, you need not listen: each new episode that comes with one is read from it, and the claims worth keeping are pulled out with the timestamp where each was said, where the transcript is timed. An episode published without a transcript is not read.
When it is read: Briefwire reads a beat’s sources through the day while a trial or paid account tracks it. A beat nobody tracks may not be read at all, and its page shows the library, not a live feed.
Sent as a brief: The 12 lines that rank highest across the whole Insurance & Insurtech beat go out daily or weekly. A claim several independent sources made ranks higher — that counts agreement, not accuracy.

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