Next JS Podcast templates & code starters for BCMS

Next JS Podcast Template

Want to launch a podcast site without building the whole stack yourself?

The BCMS and <a href="https://thebcms.com/starters/next" target="_blank">Next.js templates</a> give you everything you need to publish episodes, manage show notes, and handle guest content without hacking together a CMS or copy-pasting Markdown files.

The frontend runs on Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, so the codebase is easy to reason about and quick to style. On the backend, BCMS handles all your episode data, guest bios, tags, and pages. You can update content through a clean UI, no need to touch the repo for every new release.

Whether you're embedding Spotify links or hosting your own audio, this setup is flexible, fast, and built for devs who want full control over the content layer.

What’s inside Next JS Podcast Template:

Episode management: Add titles, descriptions, audio links, and show notes via BCMS, no redeployments.
<a href="entry:670e90c0cedcf9e4d34d1a62@*_670e90c0cedcf9e4d34d1a25:entry" target="_blank">TypeScript</a> + Tailwind stack: Clean code and fast styling out of the box.
Guest bios & tagging: Organize content by guest or topic using BCMS widgets.
Responsive audio player layout: Works well across devices, no extra setup.
SEO and OG tags baked in: Episode-level meta handled automatically.
Supports embeds: Easily drop in Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or custom players.
Fast rendering with <a href="entry:670e90c0cedcf9e4d34d1a60@*_670e90c0cedcf9e4d34d1a25:entry" target="_blank">SSG/SSR</a>: Choose your rendering strategy depending on update frequency.
Tagging and categories: Organize episodes by topic, guest, or series for easier navigation and filtering.

Build Podcast sites fast with Next.js Podcast Templates for BCMS

Whether you're producing a weekly tech show, a branded company podcast, or an interview series, this Next.js Podcast Starter gives you a clean, flexible foundation that’s ready for real-world publishing.

You don’t need to cobble together plugins, markdown files, and RSS hacks. With BCMS managing your content and Next.js powering the frontend, your podcast site will be fast, SEO-friendly, and easy to update, even for non-devs.