Guided Sleep Meditation & Sleep Hypnosis from Sleep Cove
Feb 20: Sponsor - Health & FitnessWith Airwave: In every episode of Sleep Cove you'll hear relaxing sleep hypnosis, guided sleep meditations and bedtime stories – all designed to help you relax and get a peaceful night’s sleep.
How’d You Meet
Feb 20: New Podcast - Religion & SpiritualityIn a culture saturated with Hollywood romance and highlight-reel relationships, a new podcast is creating space for something deeper, more honest, and more hopeful. How’d You Meet launches today, exploring real love stories from real people, centred on faith, commitment, and building healthy, God-centred marriages.
Takin’ A Walk - Music History with Buzz Knight
Feb 20: Newsworthy - MusicFor over five decades, Ron Delsener shaped the concert landscape of New York City, promoting iconic shows featuring Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Paul Simon, and countless other legendary artists. The music history show Takin’ A Walk has released a special episode with filmmaker Jake Sumner, director of the documentary “Ron Delsener Presents,” and legendary concert promoter Jules Belkin.
Kulturmarketing Insights • Der Podcast zu Marketing und Kommunikation im Kultur- und Eventsektor
Feb 20: Newsworthy - BusinessIn Germany, Kulturmarketing Insights has hit the top ten marketing podcasts on launch. The show explores topics related to strategic communication, digital marketing, social media trends, and current developments in the cultural and event sector.
Podnews Weekly Review
Feb 20: Newsworthy - NewsHow detailed do you want to go into Apple Podcasts and video? The Podnews Weekly Review - in its longest episode yet - looks at all the ramifications for the industry, and speaks with Transistor's Justin Jackson on the news as well.
The Media Club with Matt Deegan
Feb 20: Newsworthy - TV & FilmThe Media Club with Matt Deegan covers, among other things, Apple Podcasts and video this week, with DMGT's Jamie East suggesting that there may not be room for thousands of expensive video podcasts.
An Architect's Perspective
Feb 20: New Podcast - Society & CultureAn Architect's Perspective is a series (both video and audio) aimed at architecture lovers, modern history enthusiasts, and anyone who is curious about why and how a building came to be. Filmed on-site in locations such as Norway, Spain and India each building is explored through a cinematic walkthrough, followed by an interview with an expert connected to the project. Sit back, relax and step inside some of the 20th century's most iconic modernist buildings.
IGN Daily Update
Feb 19: Sponsor - NewsWith Airwave: IGN Daily Update is IGN’s daily update on the world of video games, movies, and television, featuring the latest news, previews, and reviews. Today - It Seems Like the AI Apocalypse Has Come for Hard Drives.
History for the Reckoning
Feb 19: New Podcast - HistoryToday, on the anniversary of Executive Order 9066 (signed by President Franklin Roosevelt in 1942), which “authorized the forced removal of all persons deemed a threat to national security from the West Coast to ‘relocation centers’ further inland,” History For The Reckoning launches. Hosted by writer and theater maker Spencer Ford, this new audio series confronts difficult periods of history by incorporating personal recollections and firsthand testimony.
City of Lights
Feb 19: New Podcast - True CrimeCity of Lights is a true crime podcast about real life after the crime. It follows the lives of Al and Mary Ann Signorelli in the years after the 2002 murder of their son, which remains unsolved, and examines how their efforts to make their city safer put them at odds with the mayor and police. Instead of asking "whodunnit?" or "how?" or "why?", the question the podcast seeks to answer is "what now?"
Unpacked by Afar
Feb 18: Sponsor - Society & CultureWith Airwave: Unpacked by Afar tackles one tricky topic in travel each week. This time round: Why Spain’s Star Chefs Are Setting Up Michelin-Starred Restaurants in Tiny Towns.
AN AMERICAN GAME
Feb 18: New Season - SportsWith the 2026 World Cup arriving on home soil this summer, An American Game returns today with a new season designed to help American fans understand, and celebrate, the country’s surprisingly deep soccer roots. Long before David Beckham was a superstar, before Italy had a professional league – even before the first ball arrived in Brazil – immigrant communities, factory towns, and scrappy club teams were building a soccer culture across the US.
Tell Me What It's Like
Feb 18: New Season - Society & CultureTell Me What It’s Like returns for Season 2 with new weekly interviews about defining moments and life-changing experiences. The season opens with journalist Carol Lin, the first to report the September 11 attacks, and Kristen Mardis, who shares her story about navigating an unexpected pregnancy without a financial safety net. Hosted by Stacy Raine.
Raven
Feb 18: Newsworthy - ArtsFebruary is Black History Month, and Raven follows the story of an unforgettable man with an unforgettable name: Raven Chanticleer. For thirty years, Raven dreamed of opening his own wax museum devoted to Black history in Harlem. In 1989, he finally did. The African American Wax Museum, as it was called, garnered widespread attention in New York and abroad. When Raven died in 2002, his family gutted the museum and sold the property, destroying his life's work and outraging the community. But did the wax figures all get melted down?
Imagine Audio: The A Building
Feb 18: New Podcast - HistoryImagine Audio: The A Building is new from iHeart - a powerful new documentary podcast that revisits one of the most extraordinary and rarely told moments in American civil rights and higher-education history: the 1969 student uprising at Morehouse College, where a group of students barricaded themselves inside the administration building. One of the hostages was Martin Luther King, Sr. One of these students was Samuel L. Jackson.
New Media Show (Audio)
Feb 18: Newsworthy - BusinessWhat to make of the Apple Podcasts video announcement? With Rob Greenlee, the New Media Show has our Editor, James Cridland, to unpack exactly what was announced, and what it means for us all. It's being recorded live-streamed on social media at 6pm ET today, if you've questions you need answered.
Rug Cuddle (With Us)
Feb 17: New Podcast - Society & CultureRug Cuddle (With Us) is a cozy, funny lifestyle podcast about living a creative life in the real world. Hosted by Mr. Kate (aka Kate Albrecht), known for helping millions tap into their inner creative weirdo, and her husband Joey Zehr, who brings the practical to the whimsical, the show explores creativity, relationships, parenting, wellness, and modern life through honest conversation, bite-sized segments, and a lot of laughter.
Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa
Feb 17: Newsworthy - EducationIn the latest episode of Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa, the legendary refugee advocate Lord Alf Dubs delivers a powerful wake-up call. At a time when government rhetoric (in many countries) labels asylum seekers as "invaders", Dubs reminds us that the heart of a nation isn't found in its borders but in its people. A hopeful, practical roadmap for how we can stay compassionate in a world that feels increasingly divided.
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen
Feb 17: Newsworthy - NewsIn No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen, Barack Obama a) appears to say aliens are real (he issued a statement backtracking wildly), and b) reacts to a recent video shared by Trump. (It's a good example of how to get a podcast into the news cycle).
Surviving Trump: Your Essential Guide to His Second Term
Feb 16: Newsworthy - NewsIn Surviving Trump, 'Rigging the Election Rules' examines how the podcast claims election infrastructure is rewritten to preserve minority rule: gerrymandering, census manipulation, “election integrity” laws, attacks on the Voting Rights Act, threats against election officials, centralized certification power, and voter intimidation backed by federal force. The show maps how Trump’s second-term administration and Project 2025 turn white supremacist and white Christian nationalist fear into law and bureaucracy.