Good Hang with Amy Poehler
Aug 4: Newsworthy - ComedyGood Hang with Amy Poehler is doing a live show next Tuesday in New York. The New York Post reports that the lowest seat price is $346; and orchestra seats start at $533.
Your Tech Makeover
Aug 4: Newsworthy - TechnologyIf everyday technology leaves you guessing what changed after an update, Your Tech Makeover is built for you. Host Frank Bravo explains phones, scams, Wi-Fi, passwords, and smart home topics in short episodes with clear steps you can use right away. You will hear calm, plain-language advice aimed at listeners who want practical help without feeling talked down to.
The Torah Broker
Aug 4: New Season - Religion & SpiritualityThe Torah Broker, where Sanford Burstyn “brokers” Torah as a priceless asset through conversations with respected rabbis and educators, has released season two. The show explores topics such as evidence for G-d's existence, the Torah's perspective on Satan, the roots of antisemitism, wealth and success, parenting, and building exceptional character. The podcast aims to make authentic Torah teachings accessible to everyone.
All That We Touch
Aug 4: New Podcast - TechnologyAll That We Touch is a new podcast about how technology shapes us, told through documentaries, interviews and live talks. First up - Wikipedia: the fights, biases, and its future. Will the 'last best place on the internet' survive AI? And for teachers, how can you and your students can use Wikipedia better? A six part series hosted by Heather Ford, Richard Cooke and Francesca Sidoti, from the award-winning UTS Impact Studios.
SUPER SORRY
Aug 3: Newsworthy - TV & FilmSUPER SORRY asks - who owes the biggest apology in Spider-Man: Brand New Day? The new Marvel adventure is out now; this podcast explores the personal fallout, unresolved conflicts, and overlooked moments that linger after the action ends.
Pick of the Pods
Aug 3: Newsworthy - Society & CulturePick of the Pods has just dropped its fifth episode - journalist Robin Wigglesworth talks with Robin Pomeroy about The Story of Money, a podcast from the Financial Times. Did people really use giant rocks as cash? How did money work in Soviet-era Albania? And which historical giant was worse with his cash - Winston Churchill or Issac Newtown?
How to Pitch a Podcast
Aug 3: New Podcast - EducationIn How to Pitch a Podcast we feature bad (and good) podcast pitches. If you're trying to be a guest on a show, this is a must listen. If you're a podcaster, know you're not alone feeling frustrated with the spray and pray approach.
You'll Hear It: Full Album Deep Dives with Jazz Musicians
Aug 3: New Season - MusicIn [You'll hear it](https://podnews.net/podcast/ijcb), two jazz pianists break down the greatest albums of all time, track-by-track. You’ll walk away from each episode with a deeper understanding of, and appreciation for, the records you’ve loved for years: The Beach Boys, Radiohead, Joni Mitchell, D'Angelo. Jazz is the foundation of it all! Today's epside looks at the songs of Stevie Wonder.
Podnews Weekly Review
Jul 31: Newsworthy - NewsThe Podnews Weekly Review this week speaks with Giles Gear from the Cheerful Earful podcast festival; and with Andy Maxwell from EarMax Media, a podcast-first advertising agency.
Boiling Point
Jul 31: New Season - BusinessAs wildfires and heatwaves are a daily part of life for some, Boiling Point returns for its second season from LA Times Studios, hosted by independent climate journalist Miranda Green. The first episode looks at an oil pipeline that cracked in 2015 but which is just about to start pumping again.
Vietnam Content Marketing
Jul 31: Newsworthy - BusinessIn Vietnam Content Marketing you’ll hear honest conversations with marketers, founders and industry leaders about what actually works when building brands and audiences in Vietnam. Hosted by Niall Mackay, the show explores social media, video, podcasts, search and the cultural realities that overseas marketing playbooks often miss.
The Paranormal Podcast
Jul 30: Newsworthy - Society & CultureThe Paranormal Podcast celebrated its 21st anniversary yesterday - it started on Jul 29, 2005! Probably the longest-running paranormal podcast on the internet, host Jim Harold told us: "Grateful for the opportunity to podcast on the paranormal since 2005. I started with a $40 headset and an interest in the spooky. I had no idea it would become my full-time career."
Mordlust
Jul 30: Newsworthy - True CrimeGerman true-crime podcast Mordlust did a live video recording for its eighth anniversary. The show's hosted on Podigee.
VARÚÐ RPG
Jul 30: New Podcast - FictionVARÚÐ RPG is an anthology actual play podcast, always set in Iceland, always horror. Played in English, with a smattering of native Icelandic, the first story is Dead Ísland. You'll follow a family of survivors trying to cross Iceland, on foot, in winter, during a Zombie Apocalypse. Join the family as they attempt to survive the dangerous journey in roder to complete a dying Aunt's mission.
Podcast Network Insights: Understanding the Business of Podcast Networks
Jul 30: Newsworthy - BusinessPodcast Network Insights is celebrating its 20th episode with guest Tom Fox, who has built not just one but two successful podcast networks, Compliance Podcast Network and West Texas Hill Country Podcast Network. Learn podcasting, about podcast networks, and the only metrics that matter.
Law The Podcast
Jul 29: New Podcast - NewsLaw The Podcast is new from Bravecasting and iHeart in Australia. The show gives listeners unprecedented insider access to the minds behind some of the country’s most significant court cases, justice debates and legal headlines.
American History Hit
Jul 29: Newsworthy - HistoryIn American History Hit, Don Wildman explores the past to help us understand the United States of today. This week, we meet the biggest and baddest Outlaws in US history, starting with Billy the Kid.
Everybody Knows But Me
Jul 29: New Season - Society & CultureEverybody Knows But Me is back a new season. After being named one of Apple Podcasts' Best Podcasts of 2026, Holly Brown's acclaimed dark comedy documentary series, with Next Chapter Podcasts and Companion Arts, returns with an interview-style format: new celebrity guests, unbelievable family stories, and even more sitcom-inspired storytelling.
Talking Trash Podcast
Jul 29: New Podcast - Society & CultureRecycling is important, as is cutting down the waste that we all produce. But - that's only about 5% of a country's total waste. Talking Trash Podcast launched today, talking about the rest: it comes from industry — factories, mines, farms, and supply chains — and most of it is hidden by design.
Mediawatch
Jul 29: Newsworthy - NewsMediawatch this week, from Radio New Zealand, looks at the podcast industry and asks are podcasts popular enough for people to pay enough for the makers to make a living in the country?