About Us
Podcasts for Generation All.
At GZM Shows, we create and produce some of the most innovative audio programming around. We’re all about families and friends listening together and connecting over great stories. GZM podcasts are downloaded millions of times every month by fans all over the world.
“When we learned that Pants on Fire is produced by Gen-Z Media, a company focused on creating awesome podcasts for kids, we decided to explore the other Gen-Z Media shows. It turned out to be a gold mine!”
DAD LIFE
PRESS
“Children (and their adults) who love the X-Men and other tales of youths with innate powers will get lost in [Six Minutes’] fictional saga… The story is told in six-minute-long increments, and adds up to an epic, 200-episode adventure.”
–New York Times
“When we learned that Pants on Fire is produced by Gen-Z Media, a company focused on creating awesome podcasts for kids, we decided to explore the other Gen-Z Media shows. It turned out to be a gold mine!””
—Dad Life
KIDS
“I love your podcasts and listen to them 24/7. Thank you so much for making these shows.” -Sophia D.
“Your podcast is probably the best thing to happen to me in my entire life. I have listened to it five times going on six times.” – Rasha M.
PARENTS
“It’s amazing to hear a podcast about exactly what we’re going through right now too. My kids know they’re not the only ones doing this, but it’s huge for them to hear another kid talk about it.” – Ellen K.
“My son and I really enjoyed Holiday’s story and listened it obsessively from start to finish, long after his teacher introduced it in class.” – Terin E.
TEACHERS
“My students LOVE your Six Minutes Podcast. I work at a school for kids who are bright, but learn differently. Many of them are struggling readers, but strong thinkers. This podcast has given them a wonderful gift of enjoying a complex story without the diligent effort of having to decode a text.” – Julie M.
AS SEEN IN
“Gen-Z Media, a new youth-focused production company from the people who made last year’s out-of-left-field kids’ hit, The Unexplainable Disappearance of Mars Patel, is cooking up a suite of new scripted podcasts for children.”
The New York Times