Hacking Humans
Sep 4: Newsworthy - NewsN2K's weekly podcast Hacking Humans has published its 400th episode. Launched in May 2018, Hacking Humans hosts Dave Bittner, Maria Varmazis, and Joe Carrigan have shared the latest social engineering scams, phishing schemes, and criminal exploits making headlines around the world. It is one of the longest-running podcasts focusing on social engineering and the human side of cybersecurity.
Buried Evidence
Sep 4: New Podcast - True CrimeIs true crime the latest obsession, or just history's oldest guilty pleasure? Buried Evidence is new today from DMG Media - a new weekly podcast where history meets true crime, unearthing the murders, mysteries and scandals of the past.
The Bird Roads
Sep 4: New Podcast - FictionThe Bird Roads is the latest show from Ella Watts and Amber Devereux at Tin Can Audio, following their successful collaboration on Camlann: An Audio Drama. There'll be a preview of the show at this weekend's London Podcast Festival on Sunday 6th September during their live performance of Camlann. The first episode of The Bird Roads is scheduled to release on Wednesday 9th September, and episodes will then release weekly after that. It follows Noor Latif, a pilot at the end of the world, searching for her lost lovers on a flooded planet. The story is about love, grief, and hope, even at the end of all things.
Ignore City
Sep 4: New Season - FictionIgnore City, the audio drama rock musical nominated for 6 New Jersey WebFest Awards, is back. In a post-apocalyptic future where technology is outlawed, Deban Rimpa, a scrappy bike messenger, befriends a sentient robot head named Saner 0805. She embarks on a grand adventure through Ignore City to save civilization before government agents catch up with her. New episodes featuring original music by The Shake Ups start in September. It’s Futurama meets The Terminator…but with singing!
On The Tinsel Front
Sep 4: New Season - FictionIt is 1942. Washed out of flight school and inexplicably assigned to the U.S. Army Air Forces “First Motion Picture Unit," Private Oliver Whelan tumbles down the rabbit hole of wartime Hollywood. On The Tinsel Front is a hilarious, fascinating and touching full cast audio comedy/drama inspired by the real-life people and places of the U.S. Army's film production effort in Tinseltown during World War II.
American History Hit
Sep 3: Newsworthy - HistoryIn the Pine Barrens of New Jersey there lurks a strange beast, the Jersey Devil. What is the real history of this piece of folklore? When did it first appear? Is there any truth in it? How are monsters created? In American History Hit, Don Wildman explores the strange history of the Jersey Devil with the help of an expert guest.
Simmer Down
Sep 3: New Podcast - ScienceSimmer Down, a new podcast from C-Change Conversations, launches today to make climate change personal, not political. Hosted by founder Kathleen Biggins, the series is designed to make climate change relevant to people who may not think it affects their everyday lives, exploring its impact on everything from your home’s insurance to your investments and the food you eat with your family.
World, Interrupted
Sep 2: New Podcast - NewsSick of the daily onslaught of news notifications, delivering nothing but bad and sad news? World, Interrupted goes beyond the headlines to ask what is actually happening and how Britain can navigate a world in turmoil. Zoe Swanwick sits down every week with the people shaping those choices — including politicians, journalists, historians and lawyers to unpack the UK's approach to changing alliances, conflict and international law, and humanitarian action. Each episode asks not just what's happening, but what Britain should do about it.
Mission Rodeo
Sep 2: New Podcast - BusinessMission Rodeo was launched last month from The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Early episodes center on the Rodeo’s new one million-square-foot agricultural complex along Highway 288, from the vision behind the project and what it means for year-round programming, to how the organization’s 36,000 volunteers will help shape its future.
Senior PrimeTime: Elder Care, Financial Wellness & Retirement Planning
Sep 2: Newsworthy - BusinessIn Senior PrimeTime, host Bonnie Keith welcomes Monica Smith, Certified Senior Advisor, and Angelica Lopez, Gerontologist, for an important conversation about adult children caring for aging parents. Discover how to recognize early warning signs, overcome resistance to help, prepare for emergencies, and approach difficult family conversations with compassion and confidence. Senior PrimeTime is presented by The Foundation for Senior Services.
System Hoppers
Sep 2: New Season - LeisureIn System Hoppers this week, the show breaks from the usual Tabletop Game shenanigans to play Tacklebox - a game in which Mark and Jay play Robin and Parker - two friends that are fishing on a lake after their mutual friends all bailed. But something isn't right...
Light Box
Sep 2: Newsworthy - MusicAcclaimed indie podcast network Radiotopia from PRX unveiled Light Box, a new podcast from composer Mark Henry Phillips exploring the impact of AI on artistic creation. A trailer is available now and the show debuts September 15. Phillips' work has been previously heard on signature podcasts ranging from Serial to Passenger List.
Dan Snow's History Hit
Sep 2: Newsworthy - HistoryIn History Hit this week, Dan Snow explains the Battle of Stamford Bridge: the dramatic story of the day that changed British history forever and paved the way for the Norman Invasion. It was the end of the Viking Age as Harold Hadrada and Harold Godwinson fought on the fields of Stamford Bridge in Yorkshire - the English King taking the short-lived victory.
Lions and Legends
Sep 1: New Podcast - Kids & FamilyThe creators of the hit kids' podcast Circle Round are back with Lions and Legends: an exciting new kids and family podcast featuring fun, fantastical re-tellings of myths, legends, folktales, and fables from around the world! This week you'll be treated to a special three-episode premiere: a Cambodian myth about the first thunder and lightning; a Swahili folktale about a dueling lion and hare; and a Polish legend about a fierce dragon and cunning shoemaker, starring Greeking Out host Kenny Curtis.
That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast
Sep 1: Newsworthy - TV & FilmThat's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast is celebrating 300 episodes with a chat about “Bang” (Season 12, Episode 22) with the episode’s guest star, John Stamos joining hosts Liza Treyger and Kara Klenk. Stamos talks about everything from his memorable role on SVU to his decades-long history performing with the Beach Boys; to revealing the Full House memorabilia he’s held onto. Plus, his real-life fascination with true crime and his interest in taking on darker characters.
SuperPod Kids
Sep 1: Newsworthy - Kids & FamilySuperPod Kids is a new six-episode children’s podcast created by film and television composer Cody Westheimer and his 10-year-old daughter Malia, who co-wrote the series and voices its lead character. The short-form show is launched today, combining scripted storytelling, original music and immersive sound for listeners ages 2–8.
End of the World
Sep 1: New Podcast - ComedyNew today - the comedy podcast End of the World. Dan Noble and Will Short are holed up in a bunker, safe from the impending zombie apocalypse. Each week they're joined by a guest to go through their plan for how they'd survive the end of the world. Emmanuel Sonubi and Olga Koch are the first two guests.
Becoming Financially Confident
Aug 31: Newsworthy - EducationBecoming Financially Confident is a new daily finance show from Ralph Estep Jr and Juliet Chuang, launching today. The show is broadening its reach to everyday people of all backgrounds looking for real, practical steps toward financial freedom.
RS. The Radiodays Europe Podcast
Aug 31: New Podcast - Society & CultureRD. The Radiodays Europe podcast is new today, on the week of Radiodays Asia. The first guest is Podnews Editor, James Cridland. The show's produced by Podtential.
Mental Rehearsal
Aug 31: Newsworthy - ArtsMental Rehearsal, hosted by talent agent and performance mindset coach Dr. Albert Bramante, breaks down the subconscious tools performers and creators need to thrive under pressure. Each episode pairs practical Neuro-Linguistic Programming techniques and hypnosis principles with actionable psychology to help artists eliminate self-sabotage, conquer audition anxiety, and master peak performance on stage and on set.