The Philosophy Of Anime
Aug 10: Newsworthy - LeisureIn The Philosophy Of Anime - what if anime has always been trying to tell us something about ourselves? The Philosophy of Anime ventures beneath the surface of the stories we love to uncover the ideas hiding within them. We examine the psychology of characters, the philosophies shaping their decisions, the moral contradictions behind their actions, and the deeper questions their journeys force us to confront.
The Inner Edge: Leadership, Self-Mastery, and Reinvention for a New Era
Aug 10: Newsworthy - BusinessThe Inner Edge: Leadership, Self-Mastery, and Reinvention for a New Era comes back for season 3 this week. On this season, Janet Ioli, executive advisor do Fortune 100 Companies explores the 7 hidden traps that sabotage leaders in the workplace. Each episode lays out the trap, how it actually sounds and looks like in real life, and how to break the cicle - and become an inspiring leader.
Burden of Proof: Luigi Mangione
Aug 10: New Podcast - True CrimeLuigi Mangione will soon be in a Manhattan courtroom, standing trial for the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was shot dead on a New York City sidewalk in 2024. In Burden of Proof: Luigi Mangione, ABC News Legal Analyst Brian Buckmire examines a case that has captivated the country – and explores how Brian Thompson’s murder affected the conversation about healthcare in America.
Lives Less Ordinary
Aug 10: New Season - Society & CultureThe BBC World Service’s flagship true life stories podcast, Lives Less Ordinary is presenting a new season of remarkable true stories in which love rises above prejudice, waits decades, crosses oceans and survives war. From India to Italy, Syria to the Bahamas, and the UK to the US, these are unforgettable stories that reveal how love can survive against the odds, heal old wounds and transform lives forever
Our Town
Aug 7: Newsworthy - TechnologyBloomberg and iHeartPodcasts have announced Our Town - a new investigative podcast series about a small Tennessee town at the center of a fight over American identity. The show is launched today.
Podcast Perspectives
Aug 7: Newsworthy - BusinessPodcast Perspectives this week features an interview with Triton Digital's Sharon Taylor on how video is changing the podcasting industry and how to adapt to platforms like Spotify, Apple, and YouTube, who are constantly shifting their distribution models.
Podnews Weekly Review
Aug 7: Newsworthy - NewsIn the Podnews Weekly Review this week, Buzzsprout's Jordan Blair outlines the enhanced video service from the company; Morgan Absher talks about Spotify's EQUAL program expanding to podcasting, and Sam and James talk about Skip Ahead buttons.
Defend and Attack: The John Barnes Podcast
Aug 7: New Podcast - NewsCatch me if you can, cause I'm the England man, and what you're looking at is the master plan... John Barnes has a new podcast, Defend and Attack: The John Barnes Podcast - new from Liverpool company Virtuopo, and focusing on some of the biggest issues in football.
Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest
Aug 7: New Season - Kids & FamilyGrimm, Grimmer, Grimmest, one of Pinna's most popular original podcasts, is back with brand-new episodes. New content is now available on both the public RSS feed and the Pinna app, where subscribers can enjoy ad-free, early access to the new season.
Dear Sugars
Aug 7: New Season - Society & CultureIn You Could Make This Beautiful, a new series from WBUR available in the Dear Sugars feed, poet Maggie Smith and co-host Faith Salie talk to actors, comedians, and poets about how poetry in all its forms — traditional, yes, but also in music, comedy, nature, relationships — can make life more beautiful and, possibly, save humanity! Hear conversations with Henry Winkler, Mike Birbiglia, Peter Sagal, Saeed Jones, and more.
Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet
Aug 7: New Season - Society & CultureDo you remember the sound of dial-up, renting movies on a Friday night, or building the perfect mixtape? Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet is an award-winning storytelling podcast exploring the emotional history of technology, and the human experiences it quietly changed. Season Two is out now, with a two-episode premiere.
Home Truths: An Australian Housing Podcast
Aug 6: New Podcast - Society & CultureLaunching today, Home Truths is a new housing podcast for Australia, from the country's largest house builder. The show pairs a property economist, Cameron Kusher, with Metricon's CEO Brad Duggan, to help Aussies navigate interest rates, tax reforms, affordability and the housing market.
Mostly Sheenius
Aug 6: Newsworthy - Society & CultureWinning! Charlie Sheen is to launch a podcast with Red Seat Ventures. Mostly Sheenius will feature candid conversations with some of the biggest names in entertainment, sports, music and popular culture.
Christian Outdoors Podcast
Aug 5: Newsworthy - Religion & SpiritualityChristian Outdoors Podcast hosted by outdoor writer and speaker Pete Rogers, has joined the LifeAudio network. Since 2019, the show has given outdoor enthusiasts a platform to share their faith, pairing conversations about hunting, fishing, and adventure with honest discussions on the Christian walk. With 400K+ monthly listeners, it's a strong addition to LifeAudio's lineup of faith-driven content.
Management Meets PODCAST
Aug 5: New Season - EducationThe Management Meets Podcast returns for a fifth season this week, as Katie and Steve explore the Entrepreneurial Mindset—the ambition, curiosity, resilience and determination that drive people to turn ideas into reality. Drawing on the inspiring stories of entrepreneurs from the University of Bath School of Management community, the hosts look beyond the businesses they've built to uncover the motivations, challenges and defining moments that shaped their journeys.
Crime in America with Joe Budden
Aug 5: New Podcast - True CrimeJoe Budden is to host a true crime show. Crime in America with Joe Budden will start next Tuesday, promising to "bring together entertainment, journalism, and true crime storytelling in an innovative format built around stories unfolding in real time."
Elsie’s Yoga Class
Aug 5: Newsworthy - Health & FitnessElsie Escobar is celebrating 20 years of podcasting. The first episode of Elsie’s Yoga Class was published at the end of July 2006.
Route 66: America’s Greatest Road Trip
Aug 5: New Podcast - ArtsRoute 66 is one hundred years old this year, and Route 66: America’s Greatest Road Trip is a new podcast from Telegraph Media Group that explores the historic highway, meeting well-known faces whose lives were shaped by the journey and the local characters who keep its spirit thriving today.
The Torah Broker
Aug 4: New Season - Religion & SpiritualityThe Torah Broker, where Sanford Burstyn “brokers” Torah as a priceless asset through conversations with respected rabbis and educators, has released season two. The show explores topics such as evidence for G-d's existence, the Torah's perspective on Satan, the roots of antisemitism, wealth and success, parenting, and building exceptional character. The podcast aims to make authentic Torah teachings accessible to everyone.
All That We Touch
Aug 4: New Podcast - TechnologyAll That We Touch is a new podcast about how technology shapes us, told through documentaries, interviews and live talks. First up - Wikipedia: the fights, biases, and its future. Will the 'last best place on the internet' survive AI? And for teachers, how can you and your students can use Wikipedia better? A six part series hosted by Heather Ford, Richard Cooke and Francesca Sidoti, from the award-winning UTS Impact Studios.