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Most podcast discovery happens inside Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where the search is far cruder than Google. It leans heavily on the title, and it does not understand wordplay.
This creates a real tension. A clever name is satisfying and memorable to people who already know you. A clear name gets found by people who do not. For a new show with no audience, clear beats clever — you can be clever once people are looking for you by name.
A distinctive name with a descriptive subtitle. “Deep Work — conversations with makers and builders” gives you a brandable name and the searchable words in one line. Both platforms index the subtitle.
Renaming a podcast is painful. The feed URL, the directory listings, existing subscribers and every link anyone ever shared all point at the old name. It is far more disruptive than renaming a website.
Clearly enough that platform search finds it. A distinctive name plus a descriptive subtitle gives you both memorability and searchable words.
Generally no. It adds nothing inside a podcast directory and uses characters you could spend on something searchable.
You can, but it is disruptive — the feed, directory listings, existing subscribers and every shared link all reference the old name.
Search it in Apple Podcasts and Spotify to see what already exists, then check the domain, social handles and, if it is tied to a business, the trade mark register.