A Zen Mind Guided Meditations
Sep 25: Sponsor - Health & FitnessWith Airwave: A Zen Mind Guided Meditations Whether you’re new to meditation or have been practicing for years, these sessions are here to support you—meeting you exactly where you are. Each meditation is a gentle space to turn inward, release what no longer serves you, and reconnect with your truest self. Slow down, breathe deeply, and realign with clarity, wisdom, and peace.
In the Zone: Understanding Big Feelings for Kids
Sep 25: New Podcast - Kids & FamilyWelcome to In The Zone, where feelings have colors, stories come alive through music, and every adventure gives kids a new way to move through big emotions. Join Ms. Maya, Leon, and friends at the magical Zone Center in an original musical podcast for early learning listeners. From taking turns to trying something new, each adventure brings original songs, familiar challenges, and simple ways to work through feelings together.
The Friday Vinyl Club: Music Memories and Album Stories
Sep 25: New Season - MusicThe Friday Vinyl Club is a year old, and is launching its third season. This music interview, commentary, and culture show explores the meaningful albums, personal discoveries, and touches on the history behind the records we love. Whether the needle drops on a legendary, timeless classic or an underground gem waiting to be discovered, every episode proves a simple truth: you never know what you're going to find when someone drops the needle.
The Kármán Line
Sep 25: Newsworthy - BusinessThe Kármán Line is the champion of the UK space industry, where the UK space industry collaborates, connects and competes. The podcast is hosted by space veteran Dr Alice Bunn OBE, recently appointed by the Government to (co) head-up the UK Space Agency. This week, you'll hear British astronaut Tim Peake sharing insights on space sickness, astronauts v robots, lunar research bases, traffic lights, commercial space stations and the future of human exploration to Mars.
Famous and Gravy: Dead celebrity biographies
Sep 25: Newsworthy - HistoryThere’s a grassroots effort to commemorate September 25 as Dolly Parton Day (9/25 is shorthand for “9 to 5”), and Famous and Gravy is marking the occasion with a Dolly Parton episode titled National Treasure. The episode goes beyond the familiar observation that Dolly was almost universally beloved. It explores how she achieved such broad appeal, and how her story offers us a way to better understand identity, ambition, and generosity.
Separation Anxiety: The Alberta Referendum
Sep 25: New Podcast - NewsOn October 19, Canadians in the prairie province of Alberta will vote in a referendum about whether the province should remain part of Canada, or take the next step toward separation. Separation Anxiety is a new five-part investigative series from award-winning independent journalists Danielle Paradis and Tim Querengesser, who travelled across Alberta to meet the people supporting the movement, hear their grievances firsthand, and investigate the forces that helped push a once-fringe political idea toward the mainstream. What they found was surprising, revealing, and far bigger than just Alberta.
Daily Comedy News with Johnny Mac
Sep 25: Newsworthy - ComedyCaloroga Media’s Daily Comedy News with Johnny Mac podcast has a new weekly segment. Soft-launched over the summer, host Johnny Mac shifts from reporting comedy news to doing a weekly deep dive on a comedian or comedy institution. Each episode asks questions that the standard retrospective skips, such as why an audience favorite was disliked by his peers, or what a live television format made possible that nothing else could. The most recent episode looks at Dane Cook.
Eating History
Sep 25: New Season - ArtsSeason 2 of Eating History has launched: after tracking the evolution of pizza across the globe, Chef Adrienne Cheatham and her husband and history expert Stephen Bailey are tackling an entirely new culinary mystery... what makes a sandwich a sandwich? And where do hamburgers, hot dogs, burritos, po’ boys — and even ice cream sandwiches — fit?
Gloves Off: Stories from Cultural Collections & Galleries at the University of Leeds
Sep 24: New Season - ArtsDeath of a Poet is a sonic unearthing of the chaotic, charismatic life of Bingley's forgotten Victorian poet, John Nicholson. From the skylarks and standing stones of Ilkley Moor to the river at Saltaire where he met his end, a cast of poets, bellringers, artists, academics, enthusiasts, actors – and a direct descendant – return to Nicholson's writing, and to the places where he lived and died, to piece together the eventful story of The Bingley Byron.
Daren the Peasant Chef
Sep 24: New Podcast - FictionDaren the Peasant Chef is a scripted narrative cosy fantasy adventure podcast that follows Daren, a young peasant boy leaving home for the first time in pursuit of his dream of becoming the king’s chef. It follows his trials and tribulations as he makes mistakes, finds friends, and discovers who he is outside the close-minded town he grew up in. Think of it like a movie without the picture.
Street You Grew Up On
Sep 24: Newsworthy - Society & CultureStreet You Grew Up On is turning into a weekly, full-length audio and video podcast, in partnership with Daylight. The show is hosted by Kerry Washington, and invites a guest to revisit the people, places and experiences that shaped them long before the world knew their name.
Vintage Politics
Sep 24: New Season - NewsSeason 2 of Vintage Politics brings journalists, politicians and political insiders back to the table for thoughtful conversations over a few glasses of wine. Episode One features broadcaster and journalist Jeremy Bowen, who talks about his hopes for the future in the Middle East, his “blast boxers” and his stake in a French vineyard. Other guests include George Osborne, Gillian Keegan and Anthony Scaramucci.
LOW
Sep 23: Newsworthy - Society & CultureJack Rhysider (Darknet Diaries) just launched a new podcast: LOW. "This five-part series follows a boy forced too early into the jaws of the world, and the man he becomes while trying to survive it." Of interest: he shares a link to his stats on the front page of the website.
Salty Sweet: The Healing Podcast for Couples on the Brink
Sep 23: New Podcast - Society & CultureSalty Sweet: The Healing Podcast for Couples on the Brink, is a new podcast where you go inside the real, unscripted therapy sessions of one couple navigating intimacy, trust, betrayal, and the deep patterns shaping their relationship. Guided by Dr. Pavini Moray, you'll follow two people facing the hard work of rupture and repair without knowing if their relationship will survive. You'll hear the arguments that go nowhere and the breakthroughs that alter everything. Is love is enough to keep them together?
Alias Cóndor: Soldados Latinos en la Guerra de Ucrania
Sep 23: New Podcast - Society & CultureEste podcast se adentra en la vida de los soldados latinoamericanos que han viajado a Ucrania para combatir en una guerra muy lejos de casa. A través de sus historias, la corresponsal Carolina Chamoy explora qué los llevó al frente de batalla, cómo han vivido la guerra y qué han encontrado allí: violencia, miedo, pérdida, pero también pertenencia, propósito e incluso el amor. A través de la historia de Cóndor y otros soldados, este podcast plantea una pregunta central: ¿qué busca alguien cuando decide arriesgar su vida por un país que no es el suyo? Esto es Alias Cóndor: Soldados Latinos en la Guerra de Ucrania, una producción de DW, LA Times Studios y Futuro Studios.
Call Sign Condor: Latino Soldiers Fighting in Ukraine
Sep 23: New Podcast - Society & CultureWhy would someone decide to risk their life for a country that is not their own? What might they be searching for? From LA Times Studios and DW, in collaboration with Futuro Studios, Call Sign Condor: Latino Soldiers Fighting in Ukraine is a podcast about the thousands of Latin American soldiers who are fighting in Ukraine — for Ukraine. Through the stories of our protagonist, Condor, and his fellow soldiers, this four-part podcast series will take you inside the lives of Latin American men and women who’ve been fighting — some of them for years — in the war in Ukraine.
Green Arenas
Sep 22: Newsworthy - Society & CultureGenuine environmental advocates are often silenced by corrupt politicians and powerful corporations. But, podcasting can help - and Green Arenas, which launched nine months ago, has just hit 100,000 downloads. The latest episode focuses - where else - on data centers.
Kim Hill Wants To Know
Sep 22: New Season - Society & CultureNew Zealand broadcasting icon Kim Hill is back with a new season of her chart-topping RNZ podcast Kim Hill Wants To Know - now also a video series. Following unmissable interviews with the likes of Boris Johnson, Malcolm Gladwell and Jon Lee Anderson in season one, Kim continues her conversations with guests from around the world such as The Undertones Feargal Sharkey, BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner, and Professor of International Relations Rory Cormack.
Podmastery: podcasting insights and advice for indie creators
Sep 22: Newsworthy - TechnologyIn Podmastery: podcasting insights and advice for indie creators this week, we learn what Podnews Weekly Review hosts James Cridland and Sam Sethi, Hall of Famer Dave Jackson, and this show's host Neal Veglio all share in common. (All devastatingly handsome?)
Unfamous with Justin Tranter
Sep 22: Newsworthy - MusicUnfamous with Justin Tranter launched in March, but had already had an episode selected for Spotify’s Best Podcasts of the Year So Far. Co-created by Grammy-nominated songwriter Justin Tranter and producer/director Morgan T. Stuart, it focuses on the creative processes and collaborators behind major moments in pop culture, including failures, nonlinear career paths and difficult decisions.