I Said What I Said Podcast Celebrated Ninth Anniversary
The popular podcast marked its milestone with a recent international live tour spanning seven major global cities.
Updated on Sept. 20, 2026 in Sex Life
The I Said What I Said podcast has officially celebrated its ninth anniversary following the completion of an international summer tour. The production reached over 4,000 listeners across seven cities in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States.
Why it matters
The podcast has built a significant community by facilitating candid conversations between hosts Jollz and FK regarding adulthood, relationships, and modern culture. The transition to live events allowed the hosts to engage directly with their international audience in real time.
The I Said What I Said podcast, which launched in 2017, maintained an active presence for nine years. The recent live tour spanned seven cities and attracted an audience of over 4,000 people.
The players
Jollz
Jollz is a co-host of the I Said What I Said podcast who leads discussions on adult life and culture.
FK
FK is a co-host of the I Said What I Said podcast who engages in candid conversations about relationships and work.
The details
Hosts Jollz and FK lead recorded conversations that cover a range of topics including money, work, and relationships. During the live tour, these segments transformed into interactive experiences where listeners participated in the dialogue.
Timeline
The podcast originally launched in 2017.
The ISWIS Live international tour occurred during the summer of 2026.
Culture Shift
The success of this international tour follows the broader industry pattern of digital creators leveraging established podcast followings to drive ticket sales for live stage performances. This shift highlights a movement where creators prioritize direct, in-person engagement with their core audience.
Listeners who attended the tour experienced live, interactive versions of the podcast content that is typically limited to audio formats. This shift allows fans to engage directly with hosts in cities like London, New York, and Chicago.
The takeaway
Building a long-term audience requires consistent engagement across multiple formats, from digital episodes to live, in-person events. Consistent content creation over nearly a decade has allowed these hosts to turn a digital niche into an international cultural experience.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
