Podnews Weekly Review

Podnews Weekly Review

Jun 19: Newsworthy - News

Podnews 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.

Defense in Depth

Defense in Depth

Jun 19: Newsworthy - Technology

What 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

The Missing Conversation

Jun 19: New Podcast - Health & Fitness

Of 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.

The Small Bow Podcast

The Small Bow Podcast

Jun 19: Newsworthy - Society & Culture

The 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.

Cry It Out Loud: Navigating Infertility, Miscarriage, Stillbirth, Infant Loss & Pregnancy After Loss

Cry It Out Loud: Navigating Infertility, Miscarriage, Stillbirth, Infant Loss & Pregnancy After Loss

Jun 19: Newsworthy - Health & Fitness

This 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.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast

The Why Files: Operation Podcast

Jun 19: Newsworthy - Society & Culture

If 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?

Folk Files

Folk Files

Jun 19: Newsworthy - Music

Folk 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.

Wodcast

Wodcast

Jun 18: New Podcast - Arts

A new long-form interview series dedicated to exploring the power and beauty of words, Wodcast, launched yesterday evening. It's from the person behind WOD - Word Of The Day - on Instagram. The interviews will be focused on intimate long-form conversations exploring the words that shape the people who are shaping culture.

Cultivate Being

Cultivate Being

Jun 18: New Podcast - Society & Culture

Both of Amelia Chiarenza's parents and her best friend Sharon died in 16 months - after she'd spent her life ignoring the possibility of death. Now she's obsessed with death - going so far as to become a death doula. Cultivate Being was premiered at Tribeca last week, a show that pulls death from the shadows and brings it into a new narrative of life. It's produced by Theo Balcomb.

The We in Werk

The We in Werk

Jun 18: New Season - Society & Culture

In The We in Werk this week, Kim unveils what’s on the horizon for Season 2: Wild Child Summer. The show explores what it means to take up more space, reconnect with curiosity, and live with greater authenticity - without abandoning thoughtfulness and care. The Wild Child Summer Workbook is available for listeners to go deeper with journal prompts, crafts, and rituals specifically designed for each of the fifteen episodes. Into the wild we go!

Magnify With Sue

Magnify With Sue

Jun 18: New Podcast - Education

In Magnify With Sue, you’ll hear honest, grounded conversations about self-worth, inner transformation, and breaking free from the beliefs that keep you feeling small. Host Sue Paulson helps you reconnect with your magnificence and create outward growth from the inside out.

What My Sis Said

What My Sis Said

Jun 17: Newsworthy - Society & Culture

What My Sis Said is a podcast where Nazanin and Yasmin Kavari dive deep into the many aspects of womanhood. They’ll share personal stories, discuss relatable topics, and create a sense of sisterhood for the listeners - from navigating career aspirations, societal pressures, relationships, friendships, and more. Tune in each week for laughs, insights, and the comforting feeling of knowing you're never alone on this journey called life.

THE DOUBLE[S]

THE DOUBLE[S]

Jun 17: Newsworthy - Fiction

A new mystery podcast from the creators of Modes of Thought in Anterran Literature, THE DOUBLE[S] won the Audio Fiction Prize at Tribeca Festival 2026. What if you manifested your best self — and she became your worst nightmare? At a Goop-like wellness empire built on female empowerment, Alice meets her doppelganger — a shinier, breezier British import who promptly steals her promotion. Desperate for answers, Alice joins a secret support group of people whose doubles are systematically dismantling their lives. Then doubles start turning up dead.

Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast

Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast

Jun 17: Newsworthy - Sports

SiriusXM's Fantasy Footballers has announced a live show, The Megalashow, in August in front of a live audience in Phoenix AZ. It'll be held in the 1,800 capacity Van Buren Theater, and has secured sponsorship from GMC and PetSmart.

New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce

New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce

Jun 17: Newsworthy - Sports

New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce... blah blah... humorous prerecorded video... Taylor Swift appeared to feed Travis a forkful of food while making airplane noises... etc

OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation

OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation

Jun 17: New Podcast - Arts

Getty has launched its first video podcast - and it's one you can take a deep breath to enjoy. OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation is a meditation podcast focused on creating mindful interactions with artwork from its collection. Episodes guide listeners in a breathing exercise and meditation, and provide insights about featured artworks.

A Different Take with Linda Boff

A Different Take with Linda Boff

Jun 16: New Podcast - Business

From Forbes, a new original marketing podcast launched this week. A Different Take is hosted by Linda Boff, President of Forbes CMO Network and CEO of Said Differently. In the first season, go behind the scenes of Coca-Cola and the evolving role of AI in advertising. Through conversations with industry leaders, Boff unpacks how one of the world’s most recognizable brands balances legacy with reinvention, and what marketers can learn.

gay-i

gay-i

Jun 16: New Podcast - Business

gay-i is new today from Bubbler Media and iHeartPodcasts - a new podcast looking at marketing, media and culture through a distinctly LGBTQ+ lens. All marketing is definitely not created equal; the first episode looks at Heated Rivalry, and why stories once overlooked are increasingly becoming the cultural moments brands need to understand.

Tales From The Æther

Tales From The Æther

Jun 16: New Season - Fiction

What if everything you wrote came true, for better or for worse? The third season of Tales From The Æther, an anthology series written by award-winning writer Jackie Jorgenson, starts today. Donne di Fora is set in mid-19th-century New York City, where two Sicilian sisters chase the promise of a new life. But when the younger sister pursues a career in theatre, the stories she writes have an odd way of... becoming real.

Crown and Controversy - King Charles

Crown and Controversy - King Charles

Jun 15: Newsworthy - History

Caloroga Shark Media has dropped a bonus episode of their hit Crown and Controversy - King Charles following the King's pivotal United States visit from April. From a historic address to Congress to moments of quiet connection in New York, this episode explores how decades of preparation, scrutiny, and patience culminated in a performance that reshaped global perceptions of Charles.