Human x Intelligent
Oct 12: Newsworthy - TechnologyHuman x Intelligent explores what it means to be human in the AI era. 30 episodes, guests from operations, design, product and AI teams, and more. Season three is on its way: you'll hear how people use AI while keeping the human judgment.
B2B Podcasting Insights - B2B sales & audience engagement strategies for founders and brands
Oct 12: Newsworthy - BusinessIn B2B Podcasting Insights - B2B sales & audience engagement strategies for founders and brands Neal celebrates 50 episodes of the podcast, which has been publishing since the Covid era, but took regular breaks, before gradually progressing from monthly in January 2025 to weekly, since March 2026. In this latest episode, Neal explores the often complicated relationships B2B brands have in place between their podcasts and their email lists, and uses his own podcast as an example of 'eating his own dog food'.
The Reality Machine
Oct 12: New Podcast - TV & FilmTelevision insider Dylan Reeve dives into the history of Reality TV in New Zealand in RNZ's new podast The Reality Machine. From Popstars to The Block, The Traitors and NZ’s Got Talent to Dream Home and Treasure Island, Dylan is pulling back the curtain on what makes Reality TV what it is.
Miami Mystery: The Disappearance of Olavi Hendrickson
Oct 12: New Podcast - True CrimeMiami's former City Attorney disappeared without a trace in 1962. For 64 years, his family has wondered what happened. Now three-time Emmy-winning former TV reporter Dana Dean investigates the disappearance of her own grandfather in Miami Mystery: The Disappearance of Olavi Hendrickson. You'll hear the clues she's uncovered: a Kansas City lead, a letter mailed after he vanished, and forgotten newspaper headlines buried in a family suitcase.
No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp
Oct 12: Newsworthy - Religion & SpiritualityDeep down, do we all ache? In a new three-part series from No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp, Lee travels around the world from Oxford to the Isle of Skye. He talks to guests who have lived on both sides of the war between science and religion, learning about the human ache that secularism can't explain and the new spiritualities that may not be able to fill it. Like Belle Tindall-Riley, a biblical scholar from rural Wales who grew up lying to her classmates about going to church; Alister McGrath, a theologian who came to Oxford as a Marxist atheist and is deeply enamored with both science and faith; and Iain McGilcrhist, a psychiatrist who has spent thirty-five years asking what the two halves of the brain are for and challenges how we see the world.
Palace Intrigue Presents: King William
Oct 12: New Season - FictionA new season of Palace Intrigue Presents: King William is live: Caloroga Media’s popular speculative-fiction series imagines the British monarchy under King William. A leaked story sets the year in motion, a memoir from California lands with little impact, and a forgotten soldier in a foreign jail tests what a constitutional monarch can do when the system moves too slowly. A letter from Diana arrives, and the brothers edge toward a reunion neither can quite name. It is a story of family, duty, and the particular weight of a crown that never sits where you expect.
Unmasked with Dr Basra
Oct 12: New Podcast - Health & FitnessUnmasked with Dr Basra is a new show aiming to challenge misconceptions around ADHD, autism and mental health. Released on World Mental Health Day, the podcast is hosted by child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr Jagdish Basra and brings together public figures, people with lived experience and clinical science.
Podnews Weekly Review
Oct 9: Newsworthy - NewsNow in video, the Podnews Weekly Review this week looks at the rise in podcast ad revenue, and wonders what Libsyn is up to.
Silly Stories for Kids
Oct 9: Newsworthy - Kids & FamilySilly Stories for Kids is celebrating 32 million downloads, and a popular touring stage show. The indie podcast, from Australia, has also moved into books.
Ctrl Shift
Oct 9: New Podcast - Society & CultureIn Ctrl Shift this week - a man with ten years in AI explains why he hasn't written a line of his own code all year. Host DeVanté Pickering asks Jeremy Abel what he wanted to be when he was younger. The answer was skyscrapers, until an 11th grade drafting teacher talked him out of it. You'll hear what happened instead, and what it cost him to leave Director of AI and start over.
American History Hit
Oct 8: Newsworthy - HistoryIn American History Hit - the image of the fur trapper in the early decades of the American Frontier is iconic one. But what did fur trappers actually do? Who were they? How did they live their lives? Don Wildman goes in search of answers.
Eras
Oct 8: New Season - MusicStop right now! This year marks 30 years of the Spice Girls, and the BBC's Eras podcast uses the BBC's archive and new interviews, to take a look back at thirty years of Girl Power. Hosted by Rosie Ramsay, say you'll be there for one more zig-a-zig-ah.
Matters Arising
Oct 8: New Podcast - FictionEvery week, the members of the Lower Clumpthorpe Parish Council generously devote their free time to work tirelessly for the betterment of their community. If only they could agree on what that actually is... Matters Arising - a comedy of small minds in a small village. The first sitcom from new British indie Nova Audio.
Stroud's Wild Valleys
Oct 8: New Podcast - ScienceIn Stroud’s Wild Valleys former BBC Radio 2 producer-turned conservation volunteer Al Booth explores some of the hidden, and not so hidden, wildlife havens in the nature loving town of Stroud, in Gloucestershire. Accompanied by the team from environmental charity Stroud Valleys Project she experiences first-hand how people and nature can thrive together.
Zaskia
Oct 8: Newsworthy - Society & CultureIn Zaskia, you'll hear the story of the Library of Alexandria, its legendary collection of knowledge, and the mystery surrounding how so much of the ancient world's knowledge was lost.
High Notes
Oct 8: New Season - ArtsHigh Notes returns for its fourth season with The AI Voice: a series about what happens to the human voice as AI gets good enough to replicate it. That affects not just performers, but anyone who's ever recorded a voice note, sat on a Zoom call, or had their voice used by the business they work for. Hear experts explore how the law is (and isn't) keeping up, and how performers can negotiate, license and protect their voices.
After Aston I...
Oct 7: New Season - EducationSeason 3 of After Aston I... is officially on the way! Join co-hosts Geoff Savage and Aimee Postle as they jump back behind the mics to catch up with more of Aston’s brilliant graduates. This series, they're diving into the genuine stories behind the careers—the bold choices, the challenges, the big ideas, and the unexpected turns that happened after leaving university.
Mud, Sweat and Cheers
Oct 7: New Season - Society & CultureThe world's oldest football club is Sheffield FC, formed in 1857. But - it's in the ninth tier in English football; it doesn't even play in Sheffield; and has been bought by a local musician, who has big plans - plans not every fan likes. A new season of Mud, Sweat and Cheers from the BBC focuses on Sheffield FC's last extraordinary season.
The Payments Shed
Oct 7: Newsworthy - BusinessWhat do you do when your podcast begins growing? How about hire six new hosts, right across the world? That's what payments and fintech podcast The Payments Shed has done, announcing an international expansion for the show.
IBS Nutrition, Digestion & Gut Health: Inside Knowledge for people with IBS
Oct 7: New Season - Health & FitnessInside Knowledge for people with IBS has launched a special season looking at one of the most-requested topics: constipation. It's a special four-part series released this week.