The Morse Report with Matt Morse
Jun 25: Newsworthy - NewsThe Morse Report with Matt Morse has been signed by Helios Media. The right-leaning show claims over 800,000 YouTube subscribers.
Media Roundtable
Jun 25: Newsworthy - BusinessOxford Road's Media Roundtable features Steven Goldstein this week, in the company's latest effort to argue that downloads are the past. The AMP group's paper is due in mid July.
Think Fast Talk Smart: Communication Techniques
Jun 25: Newsworthy - BusinessThink Fast Talk Smart has reached its 300th episode with a special Ask Matt Anything episode featuring listener questions from around the world. In the episode, Stanford Graduate School of Business lecturer Matt Abrahams introduces the PREP framework and answers questions on word recall, public speaking nerves, storytelling, AI’s impact on communication, difficult feedback, and gestures.
Bollywood Through American Eyes
Jun 25: Newsworthy - TV & FilmIn Bollywood Through American Eyes, you'll join Amy, an American girl discovering Bollywood one film at a time. Through thoughtful conversations about Shah Rukh Khan, iconic romances, unforgettable characters, and life lessons hidden in Indian cinema, experience Bollywood from a fresh perspective that blends curiosity, emotion, and film analysis.
The Indigenous Setlist
Jun 24: New Podcast - MusicThe Indigenous Setlist is a new music podcast this week, explores how modern North American Native and Indigenous artists are redefining genres and creating today’s most electrifying music. The first artist profiled is The Halluci Nation (EDM) – Representing the Six Nations of the Grand River (Mohawk) and Cayuga Nations.
Audio Indies
Jun 24: New Podcast - LeisureNew from Matthew McLean, Audio Indies has one rule - that your podcast should never need to be watched to make sense. Whether you’re audio-only or you publish video, too, this is the show for podcasters who put the listening experience first. The show covers the craft of spoken-word audio and storytelling to the value of open podcasting, audience ownership, and monetisation models built for independent creators with dedicated niche audiences.
How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Jun 24: Newsworthy - Society & CultureHow To Fail With Elizabeth Day is celebrating 500 episodes over its eight year history, with new artwork. Today's episode brings listeners three failures from five-time BAFTA Award and Olivier Award nominee, Kristin Scott Thomas.
The Good Quest with Farabi
Jun 24: Newsworthy - EducationHosted by Farabi Khaleque, The Good Quest features in-depth conversations with celebrities, entrepreneurs, creators, advocates, entertainers, athletes, and changemakers. The podcast's first season features a diverse lineup of guests, including Vanessa Clements, finalist on Netflix's Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 and former Big Brother Canada houseguest; Terry Axiotis, founder of the viral donut brand Homers; alongside additional entrepreneurs, advocates, and public figures whose stories highlight perseverance, leadership, and personal growth.
Seemingly Unrelated Podcast
Jun 23: New Season - HistoryWhat do people mean when they say that gender is 'socially constructed' and what does that have to do with mini-golf and fish tacos? On the new season of Seemingly Unrelated Dr. Andrew Johnstone and puppeteer Alicia Britt explore the unexpected histories behind gender's most common associations from pink being a girly colour to men being the less emotional of the genders and the universal love for ice hockey.
Into The Podverse: Innovation, Challenges & Opportunities In Podcasting
Jun 23: Newsworthy - TechnologyAI transcription is fine if the show's in English - but how about Hausa, or Pidgin, or Yoruba: or all three? Tony Doe's Into The Podverse talks with the inventor of a new solution for podcasters in Africa: one that understands 'code-switching'. It's the show's fiftieth episode.
The Sound Off Podcast
Jun 23: Newsworthy - Society & CultureMatt Cundill's Sound Off Podcast today interviews Dan Misener from Bumper about podcast stats and the Bumper score. He talks about the missing data from YouTube, and whether stats should be public by default. "We're not trying to create standards," Misener says - people can agree to buy advertising "with no industry body having to write a white paper in order to make that happen".
Reconstruction: The Unfinished Promise
Jun 22: New Podcast - HistoryImagine a time when the United States was split in two - and then had to put itself back together. It was a time of chaos, and sometimes violence, as millions of people fought for the right to become citizens. This was Reconconstruction… the era following the Civil War, when Americans ended slavery and expanded voting rights. But many people consider the promise of Reconstruction unfulfilled. Reconstruction: The Unfinished Promise, hosted by Malcolm Gladwell and featuring Barack Obama, tells the story of this era.
Radio Atlantic
Jun 22: Newsworthy - NewsRadio Atlantic expands from today, with a second weekly episode and a new co-host, Adam Harris, who is joining Hannah Rosin. Expect a new Monday morning video episode, focusing on the story that sets the agenda for the week ahead. It'll be on YouTube and podcast platforms.
Folk Files
Jun 19: Newsworthy - MusicFolk Files is the newest show to join The Bluegrass Podcast Network. Olivia Harding seeks to uncover the mysteries of folk music through the ages. Each episode dives deep into the tangled history of murder ballads, sea shanties, rebel songs, and other music that has withstood the test of time.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
Jun 19: Newsworthy - Society & CultureIf you have UFO fever in the wake of Spielberg's Disclosure Day, tune in to The Why Files: Operation Podcast this week to learn about the Falcon Lake Incident, one of Canada's best documented and most baffling UFO cases. Did Steve Michalak really get burned by a spaceship? And why was stuff he found at the site radioactive?
Cry It Out Loud: Navigating Infertility, Miscarriage, Stillbirth, Infant Loss & Pregnancy After Loss
Jun 19: Newsworthy - Health & FitnessThis Father's Day in the US on Cry It Out Loud you will hear two organizations come together for the dads nobody talks about. Chasing the Rainbows and Sad Dads Club open an honest conversation about what it really feels like to grieve a baby as a father — the silence, the isolation, and why loss dads are the most overlooked voices in pregnancy and infant loss.
Podnews Weekly Review
Jun 19: Newsworthy - NewsPodnews Weekly Review this week talks with Losh Moodaley, and Voxtopica's Richard Fawell - as well as the latest in the ongoing changes to podcast metrics.
The Small Bow Podcast
Jun 19: Newsworthy - Society & CultureThe Small Bow Podcast has an interview with Anna Sale, the host of Slate's Death, Sex and Money. The 'recovery show' features stories about sobriety, mental health, and spirituality.
Defense in Depth
Jun 19: Newsworthy - TechnologyWhat happens when four of the biggest names in cybersecurity podcasting get together? In Defense in Depth, David Spark is joined by Dave Bittner, Graham Cluley and Leo Laporte to talk about what it takes in cyber media - balancing relations between sponsors and audience, and how they use AI.
The Missing Conversation
Jun 19: New Podcast - Health & FitnessOf people who take their own life in the US, four out of five are men. Yet, media rarely speaks to men honestly, as men. The Missing Conversation is a new, long-form podcast about the passages that define a man's life, and launched yesterday.