Backstory with Cathy Newman
Nov 9: Newsworthy - NewsBackstory with Cathy Newman is a new video-first podcast series from the UK's Sky News, seeing Cathy with a guest personally connected to a major news event from recent history, returning to stories that changed public debate, challenged institutions and shaped the world around us. Within the conversation, Cathy will hear from listeners and viewers about their own personal connection to the story, and why it still matters to them today.
Coastal Walkway Audio Tour
Nov 9: New Podcast - Society & CultureDelve into Adelaide’s stunning coastline with the City of Marion's Coastal Walkway Audio Tour, which launched over the weekend with a community walk and breakfast. This 15-episode series invites listeners to discover more of coastal walk, talking to business owners, park rangers, engineers, First Nations leaders, local artists and more to uncover exactly what makes the trail so special. Produced in conjunction with Solstice Podcasting, the Audio Tour combines the power of audio storytelling with tourism initiatives to give locals and tourists alike a free, screen-free way to connect with the coast.
Otherwise
Nov 6: Newsworthy - TechnologyOtherwise is a new podcast from PRX and Fast Forward, the organization empowering nonprofits building tech and AI for humanity. The new show launching Nov 10 will ask not what today's technology can do, but what it should. Guests — leading thinkers — will include Khan Academy founder Sal Khan, Josh Tyrangiel of "The Atlantic," and more.
Gone Medieval
Nov 6: Newsworthy - HistoryIn Gone Medieval this week, Robert the Bruce is celebrated as the legendary king who secured Scottish independence, but the real man was a ruthless pragmatist who hunted William Wallace for the English and betrayed his own allies to seize power. Medieval history's Dynamic Duo: Matt Lewis and Dr. Eleanor Janega, discover how the ultimate political flip-flopper played a deadly game of thrones to become Scotland's greatest national hero.
Blood, Sex & Fears: Tales from my 20’s
Nov 6: New Podcast - ComedyIf you’ve ever done stupid things with pure intentions, comedy writer and performer Emma Tattenbaum-Fine has a podcast for you. Over five podcasts in her podcast, Emma combines witty prose and post-40 hindsight to share messy stories from her 20’s. The regular stuff – dancing for the mafia in Times Square; passing out while donating blood and having a near death experience; losing a boyfriend's declawed, indoor cat in the wilderness. You know, the usual!
Dan Snow's History Hit
Nov 5: Newsworthy - HistoryIn "World War I's Bloodiest Siege," on Dan Snow's History Hit this week, Dan explores the brutal story of Przemyśl, where starvation, disease and relentless bombardment turned a Polish fortress into the site of one of the First World War’s longest and bloodiest sieges.
Disability Deep Dive
Nov 5: New Season - Society & CultureDisability Deep Dive returns for a fourth season this week. Hosts Keith and Jodi talk to the stars of "Patrice: The Movie," Patrice Jetter and Garry Wickham. They discuss the behind-the-scenes experience of making the film, what life has been like since its release, and the barriers that can limit the choices people with disabilities are able to make. And debuting is "The Reef," a short segment featuring additional disability community voices on one topic or idea, the first of which showcases Kelly Berger and Avery Roberts, hosts of the "Wheel Talk with Kelly + Avery" podcast.
Christmas Pop-up Channel
Nov 5: New Season - Kids & FamilySanta’s sleigh has landed at Caloroga Media's headquarters. As the leading producer of innovative, entertaining short-form podcasts, the company is unwrapping its limited-time Christmas Pop-Up Channel, bringing together some of its coziest, jolliest, and most delightfully festive podcasts in one place. Whether you like your holidays merry and bright or a little bit naughty, the lineup has something wrapped up for everyone including 5 Good News Stories: Christmas Edition, Hitmaker Chronicles, Romance Weekly, and more.
Pick of the Pods
Nov 4: Newsworthy - Society & CultureThe November episode of Pick of the Pods is all about dead celebrities. Michael Osborne, host of Famous & Gravy, a podcast that digs into the lives and legacies of the famous and deceased, talks us through three of his favourite episodes: Robin Williams, David Lynch and Dolly Parton.
The Physical Cut
Nov 4: New Podcast - TV & FilmIf you're passionate about movies, collecting, and the stories behind the films we love, you'll want to discover The Physical Cut. Hosted by Krloz Ruben, this show explores the people, stories, and culture behind physical media through conversations with collectors, independent filmmakers, and voices across film culture. From boutique labels and 4K collecting to independent cinema, horror, and the thrill of discovering movies around the world, there's more to physical media than what's on the shelf.
The Spirit Collective
Nov 3: Newsworthy - Society & CultureIn The Spirit Collective, you’ll hear Ariane de Bonvoisin ask remarkable people from business, finance, sport, and music about a side of their lives they rarely discuss: their spiritual path. You’ll also hear Airbnb’s former head of hospitality, Chip Conley, describe what he experienced when he died nine times, and Joseph McClendon III, who has spoken to over 3 million people, explain how a stranger’s gift of a book changed his life when he was homeless at 17.
The Business Owner's Journey
Nov 3: New Season - BusinessThe Business Owner’s Journey with American entrepreneur and business advisor Nick Berry opens Season 4 with Jake George, co-founder of Agentic Brain, whose team has built more than 700 AI employees for 245 businesses. You’ll hear when AI actually earns its place in a business, and when it doesn’t. Coming this season: Mark Cole, Brett Farmiloe, Brett Bartholomew, Blake Erickson, and Terry Rice.
Enduring Play: A Game Development Podcast
Nov 3: New Season - LeisureFresh from winning two Signal Awards, game development podcast Enduring Play has returned for its third season. The show is about established best practices for thriving game development, in a turbulent time for the industry. It's hosted by Cheryl Platz.
Pause and Respond | Mastering Emotional Control, Intelligence
Nov 2: Newsworthy - Society & CultureWhat happens when being needed leaves you feeling unknown? In Pause & Respond, licensed professional counselor and Army veteran Josua Rine explores the emotional strain behind people-pleasing, recurring arguments, and feeling lonely in a relationship. You’ll hear how everyday habits—from saying yes when you’re exhausted to shutting down during conflict—can keep you disconnected, and learn practical ways to interrupt them.
Outside the Box
Nov 2: New Podcast - BusinessFast shipping and seamless supply chains don’t just happen. They’re built in moments of innovation, through tough calls, and by leaders willing to bet on what’s next. Outside the Box from FedEx explores how the world’s boldest logistics executives are making those leaps, in what may be the most transformative technological moment of our lifetimes. Expect the real talk, hard data, and human stories behind the technology changing our world.
Conscious Evolution Podcast
Nov 2: New Season - Society & CulturePolarisation is tearing society apart as climate and ecological breakdown threatens to devastate life on earth. Humanity is staring down the barrel, and we are running out of time. But what if the many crises we face were not separate, but linked? The key to the world’s problems might not be a question of what we do, but of who we become. Conscious Evolution draws on five years’ of conversations with leading scientists, indigenous wisdom keepers and spiritual teachers to take you on a journey of inner development.
A World With
Nov 2: New Season - Society & CultureIn A World With activists, artists and community leaders share their ideas for a fairer, more joyful future. Each ten-minute episode blends monologues with immersive soundscapes and highlights a different solution drawn from communities and ancestral knowledge around the world. While Costa Rica-based environmental activist Elizabeth Couse imagines a world with no saviours, land steward and Fast and Furious star Nat Kelley suggests a hive in every home.
Can You Hear Me Now? The Conversation
Nov 2: Newsworthy - Religion & SpiritualityModern prophecy. Faith. Politics. Can You Hear Me Now? The Conversation is the companion podcast to the documentary, now streaming on Salem Now. Filmmaker Matthew Thayer and producer Joy Thayer unpack modern prophecy, faith, and politics, including their Charlie Kirk interview, recorded two weeks before his death.
Barely Functioning with Kristin Klingshirn
Nov 2: New Podcast - Society & CultureLife is hard. Let’s make fun of it. Barely Functioning with Kristin Klingshirn is your daily escape from reality with unserious takes on life’s ridiculous dilemmas, viral topics, maybe a good rant, definitely a good laugh, and a sprinkle of pop culture. No expert advice, no perfect answers, and absolutely no pressure to have your life together. Because she’s come to find out that nobody really does.
Word For Word with Sophia Smith Galer
Oct 30: New Season - Society & CultureJournalist and author Sophia Smith Galer’s independent podcast about multilingualism Word For Word returns for Season 2, opening with bestselling novelist Rebecca Kuang (Babel, Yellowface, Taipei Story). Following her summer on Goalhanger's Creator Accelerator and her critically acclaimed book How To Kill A Language, the podcast returns with a bigger team behind the scenes and bigger guests from the worlds of content creation, books and much more.