
Overground is a podcast and documentary production company based in London, founded by producer and broadcaster Jack Boswell.
Longform documentary, exploring Antinatalism, the belief that life is so bad that humans should stop having children and let our species go extinct.Vice call it "eye-opening” and Rolling Stone say "It will make you appraise your own ideals around conception, parenthood, social responsibilities, and stewardship of the planet... To use a cliché in earnest: this is a documentary that literally does make you think.”
Our atypical American travel series, bringing you stories from the corners of U.S. which most people don't visit.The show won an ARIA two years in a row - Best New Podcast in 2023 and Best Speech Presenter in 2024 - and was recommended by The Guardian.The series covers everything from mental health, adoption and gun control to addiction, prejudice and sex work.
Satirical docuseries which looks at America as it approaches 250 years of independence and asks “would it be better off if it was still ruled by the British?”This social-first series unfolds with a piece of content each day, featuring a mixture of observational documentary, interviews, voxpops and social commentary.
Outside of Overground, Boswell is the producer of Dua Lipa's podcast, and hosted Something to Declare for BBC Radio 4 - a 12 part series about what we can learn from other cultures. He was an associate producer on the Grierson-winning feature documentary Two Strangers Trying Not To Kill Each Other, which had a cinema run in 2025.He produced Locarno Meets, a 20-episode series for the Locarno Film Festival, featuring iconic figures including Ken Loach. He was a producer and editor on The Lockdown Files, an investigative series for The Telegraph examining Matt Hancock’s leaked WhatsApp messages, as well as a producer on Weekend for The Guardian and editor for The Economist's audio edition.
