Deloitte Podcasts

The strongest Deloitte listening tends to begin with something concrete: a trends report, a specialist role, or a career that took an unexpected turn. Few shows make the organization a continuing beat. Instead, they use a Deloitte report or guest as the doorway into questions about AI, work, automotive technology, cybersecurity, media, and even horseradish.

That makes the coverage broad but episodic. The useful distinction is between shows that translate Deloitte’s business thinking, shows that interview people identified with particular areas of work, and shows where the affiliation is simply one chapter in a more personal story.

Reports without the boardroom fog

The Business of Manufacturing Podcast offers the clearest route into Deloitte-branded trend reporting. Its two-person explainer format is built around productive interruption: one voice advances the framework, while the other asks for a translation, an example, or the practical consequence. That suits Deloitte Tech Trends 2026: From Experimentation to Impact and 2026 Deloitte Global Human Capital Trends, which give the show room to move between large themes and what they might mean for companies and decision-makers.

For a narrower AI focus, AI to ROI (fka Metrics that Measure Up) has Deloitte 2026 State of AI Report - The Untapped Edge. Its adjacent episode, AI to ROI: Big Story - Will the Angst, Agony, and Adversity of AI be Worth It?, does not put Deloitte in the title, but it indicates the larger conversation surrounding that report: whether AI investment can produce results worth the strain.

These are the best starting points for listeners who want Deloitte treated as a producer of frameworks rather than merely an employer attached to a guest’s name.

Specialists, industries, and practical consequences

Dealer News Today Podcasts brings the subject down to a specific industry in “We’ve been doing it one technology at a time” || Ryan Robinson, Automotive Research Leader, Deloitte. The show’s style is friendly and dealership-aware. It lets guests explain at length, then pulls unfamiliar language back toward the everyday concerns of automotive retail.

Strictly Business takes a more polished trade-publication approach. 'Strictly Business' Live From Cannes Lions: AWS, Deloitte and Sony Pictures Execs on Getting Your 'Hands Dirty' With Tech and Data to Solve Hard Problems places Deloitte inside a multi-company discussion rather than making it the sole focus. Expect conference-floor pacing, broad strategic prompts, and an emphasis on examples rather than confrontation.

CIO Exchange Podcast heads toward a more speculative horizon with Preparing for the Spacefaring Economy with Elizebeth Varghese, Partner / Principal, Space Economy Acceleration Leader at Deloitte. The show is comfortable with technical language, but its interviewer habitually reframes abstract ideas for technology leaders and reaches for plain-spoken analogies when the conversation gets dense.

Techsetters supplies another role-specific conversation in An Intersectional Path in Cybersecurity with Deb Golden (US Cyber & Strategic Risk Leader at Deloitte). Here, the framing is a path through cybersecurity, making it a better choice for listeners drawn to the person and field than to a general account of Deloitte.

Careers, reinvention, and the unexpected episode

Some of the most approachable listening uses Deloitte as a point of departure. This Commerce Life does exactly that with From Deloitte Partner to Canada's Only Horseradish Producer | Marc Whitmore. Its loose, relationship-driven style is far removed from a formal corporate interview: the hosts favor banter, lived retail stories, and practical questions about stores, margins, and customers. For listeners wary of report-driven business podcasts, this is the livelier entrance.

Bloom in Tech looks outward instead, using a named Deloitte role to frame The World After Covid With Deloitte Chief Futurist Mike Bechtel. The episode promises a broad future-facing conversation, while the title keeps the guest’s Deloitte affiliation central to the setup.

Together, these episodes show the range of the available coverage. Sometimes Deloitte is the author of the document being unpacked. Sometimes it supplies the guest’s professional frame. And sometimes it is the “before” in a story that quickly heads somewhere stranger.

Where to start

Begin with Deloitte Tech Trends 2026: From Experimentation to Impact on The Business of Manufacturing Podcast for a guided, practical treatment of a Deloitte report.

Choose Deloitte 2026 State of AI Report - The Untapped Edge on AI to ROI (fka Metrics that Measure Up) if AI adoption and business results are the draw.

For an industry-specific interview, try “We’ve been doing it one technology at a time” || Ryan Robinson, Automotive Research Leader, Deloitte on Dealer News Today Podcasts.

For the sharpest change of pace, go to This Commerce Life and From Deloitte Partner to Canada's Only Horseradish Producer | Marc Whitmore.

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