
All the Books!
Feb 10: Sponsor - ArtsWith Airwave: All the Books! is a weekly show of recommendations and enthusiasm regarding the week’s new book releases. This week, Trisha recommends some books for those who might be Heated Rivalry curious - or possibly Heated Rivalry obsessed.

The Deep End With Lecrae
Feb 10: Newsworthy - Religion & SpiritualityThe Deep End With Lecrae has signed with Libsyn for an exclusive hosting and advertising partnership. The show is a religion and spirituality podcast hosted by the multi-Grammy Award-winning rap artist.

Above The Rim NBA Podcast
Feb 10: Newsworthy - SportsAlmost a year ago, Dwight Howard moved his Above The Rim NBA Podcast to Blue Wire. The Sports Business Journal reports on the effect of moving to the sports podcast network.

The Man Who Lived
Feb 10: New Podcast - FictionWhat if John F. Kennedy survived the assassination attempt in Dallas? The Man Who Lived is an alternate-history political drama podcast that imagines a presidency that continues, but under the weight of memory, trauma, and expectation. It's new today from Caloroga Shark Media.

Cultureful
Feb 10: Newsworthy - Society & CultureHow does the daughter of a Cultural Revolution survivor and a Chinese-Vietnamese refugee become a Tech Product Manager in the Bay Area? In this three-part season debut of Cultureful, a raw story of regular incredible humanity. This Lunar New Year season, you'll follow a family’s journey from war and displacement to the relentless pursuit of love and a household full of humor - with essential historical and cultural context every step of the way. It is an intimate look at aspirations and "aha moments" that bridge generational divides; holding space for all of us to find empathy for our parents and ourselves.

IT Horror Stories with Jack Smith
Feb 10: New Podcast - TechnologyIn the latest IT Horror Stories with Jack Smith episode we unpack what a DDoS attack actually is and using the specter of Anonymous, the show discusses why high-profile groups target services. Instead of glorifying attackers it centers on mindset: staying calm, recognizing early warning signs, and understanding the difference between noise and a true outage.

Personally: Resurrection
Feb 10: New Season - Society & CultureHelena does not want to have kids. Kid, child, baby - not for her. She’s just not parent material. So why is she obsessed with parenthood? Why does she ask her friends who are parents for every detail? She’s in her forties now. The door is almost closed. And suddenly, she wonders. Does she want a kid? Personally returns for a new season from CBC: Creation Myth.

School of Podcasting: Expert Tips for Launching and Growing Your Podcast
Feb 9: Newsworthy - EducationIn Dave Jackson's School of Podcasting podcast this week - he's been to a conference all about... books. So what's that got to do with podcasting? Everything, it turns out.

The Side Dish from America’s Test Kitchen
Feb 9: Sponsor - ArtsNew on Airwave: The Side Dish from America’s Test Kitchen What happens when two of TV’s top cooking hosts ditch their aprons to go off-script? America’s Test Kitchen veterans Bridget Lancaster and Julia Collin Davison dive into food fights, travel snack debates, and answer your most burning culinary questions in a hilarious new podcast about life, eating, and everything in between.

1818: A Saint Louis University Alumni Podcast
Feb 9: New Podcast - EducationIn the debut season of 1818: A Saint Louis University Alumni Podcast the show dives into SLU's rich and often surprising legacy. Each episode features an unexpected conversation about SLU's background, a dynamic roundtable with alumni, thought leaders and changemakers shaping the University's next chapter, and a spotlight on distinctive alumni events and services.
Whether you're a Billiken from yesterday, today or tomorrow, join us as we showcase the people and moments that define us.
Once a Billiken, Always a Billiken.

The Science of Happiness
Feb 9: New Season - ScienceThe Science of Happiness from UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center and PRX launched a new mini series called "The Science of Love," on the nature of love and belonging. "The Science of Love" is hosted by Academy Award-winning actress Geena Davis, featuring leading experts across psychology, neuroscience, and anthropology to delve into emerging research on humanity’s many forms of connection.

Love, Take Two
Feb 9: New Podcast - Society & CultureLife is… a lot right now, and Love, Take Two is here to remind you it’s okay if things didn’t go as planned the first time. Hosted by queer duo José Rolón and Jaimie Kelton, it brings warmth, humor, and real talk to conversations about love, heartbreak, and starting over. Each episode features candid, often hilarious guests sharing their own “take two” stories, leaving listeners feeling lighter, seen, and ready for their next chapter.

Black Sheep
Feb 6: New Season - HistoryBlack Sheep's back, alright! It's 10 years of RNZ's most awarded podcast series, where host William Ray continues his look into the shady, controversial and sometimes downright villainous characters of New Zealand history. This season sees Ray with a new cast of rogues, like murderous nurses, foul-mouthed goldfield barkeepers, sly grogging kāuri gum dealers and plenty more.

I'm Fine (but...)
Feb 6: Newsworthy - BusinessIn I'm Fine (but...) launches this week. Hosted by Entrepreneur and bestselling author and Rose Gibson, it promises to be a bold, honest platform for women navigating identity, ambition, motherhood and building a life and business that works for them. The podcast tackles the unspoken truths many women carry: loving their families while longing for more, building businesses without losing themselves and choosing freedom in a world that rewards self sacrifice.

Heavyweight
Feb 6: Newsworthy - Society & CultureIn its latest episode, Heavyweight's Jonathan Goldstein reports from Minneapolis, with first hand accounts and reporting of ongoing ICE enforcement and heightened federal activity on immigrant communities across the state. He speaks to families affected by the action - some forced into hiding.

Dead Dads
Feb 6: New Podcast - Society & CultureDead Dads is a new podcast, launched today - tackling grief and all the messiness that comes with it. From Roger Nairn and Scott Cunningham, each episode blends uncomfortable humor with honest reflection on loss, juggling family life, memory, and the strange moments no one prepares guys for.

Most Notorious! A True Crime History Podcast
Feb 6: Sponsor - HistoryWith Airwave: Serial killers. Gangsters. Gunslingers. Victorian-era murderers. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Each week, Most Notorious! features true-life tales of crime, criminals, tragedies and disasters throughout history. Host Erik Rivenes interviews authors and historians who have studied their subjects for years.

Pablo Torre Finds Out
Feb 6: Newsworthy - SportsIn today's edition of Pablo Torre Finds Out, Torre sits with Charles Flores on Texas's Death Row. Flores will be watching the Super Bowl from behind bars; as he's done for over 25 years after he was imprisoned by a witness that was hypnotised, evidence which is now against the law. He maintains his innocence.

SOMNARIUM.
Feb 5: New Podcast - FictionSOMNARIUM. is a psychological horror audio drama anthology from Haunted House Studios. Follow Alex as he digs through recovered recordings and case notes from Dr. Susan Renwyck, a psychiatrist specializing in sleep disorders, sleep paralysis, insomnia, and recurring nightmares—after he finds a hard drive that was never meant to exist.

Only Child with Bob The Drag Queen
Feb 5: New Podcast - ComedyOnly Child is a podcast hosted by Bob the Drag Queen, a multi-award winning comedian, drag icon, traitor and NYT bestselling author. This is Bob’s first solo podcast without his annoying little sister. Every week, he’s sitting down to chat with friends, future friends, and people he just met: comedians, drag queens, reality TV stars and Broadway actors. Every episode ends with a very important question: “What is a hill you’re willing to die on today?” The conversations get real, but true to Bob’s personality, they’ll also make you laugh.