Who Blew Up The Guidestones?
Mar 18: New Podcast - True CrimeThe Georgia Guidestones were... a bit odd. A bizarre granite monument built under a pseudonym, long embraced by conspiracy theorists, occult‑curious travelers, political extremists, and even YouTubers. Until someone reduced them to rubble. Who Blew Up The Guidestones? is a new investigative podcast launching today from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Podcasting Morning Chat
Mar 18: Newsworthy - EducationThe Podcasting Morning Chat podcast, the daily live podcast for podcasters and content creators, announced today that Ralph Estep Jr. has joined the show as Co-Executive Producer, partnering with founder and host Marc Ronick.
Sleep Whispers: Relax with ASMR bedtime sleep stories for kids and adults.
Mar 18: Newsworthy - HealthRemember that disastrous launch of "New Coke" in 1985? Many refer to it as the worst marketing decision in history. But what if it was actually the most brilliant marketing ploy ever conceived? The latest episode of Sleep Whispers has transformed this curious moment from history into a bedtime story. Enjoy this true story as you drift off to sleep tonight. Mmm... high fructose corn syrup... yawn
Decision Loop: AI for Retail & Manufacturing Leaders | Presented by RELEX Solutions
Mar 18: New Podcast - BusinessAI is transforming the world - including those in retail and manufacturing. But faster doesn't always mean smarter. Decision Loop launches this week - the podcast for retail, manufacturing, and consumer goods leaders who want clarity amid the AI hype; and talks about scaling, governance and good decision making. The show is from RELEX Solutions.
Talking Rubbish - Recycled Content
Mar 18: New Podcast - EducationAn interesting idea - a new podcast, consisting of short clips from a full-length show, to help reach new audiences. It’s launching today - which is, appropriately enough, Global Recycling Day; and, of course, it features questions about recycling. Talking Rubbish - Recycled Content is all about straightforward and practical tips for listeners on how to navigate the UK’s recycling system.
True Spies: Espionage | Investigation | Crime | Murder | Detective | Politics
Mar 17: Sponsor - True CrimeWith Airwave: True Spies hosts Hayley Atwell, Vanessa Kirby, Sophia Di Martino, Daisy Ridley and Rhiannon Neads talk to the real spies behind the missions. What do they know? What are their skills? And what would you do in their position?
Shite Talk: An Irish History Podcast
Mar 17: New Season - ComedyShite Talk: An Irish History Podcast is returning with a brand-new season today - of course, given it's St Patrick's Day, who of course is both the patron saint of Ireland, and also from Wales. Or England. Or Wessex. The upcoming season will also cover a wide range of topics across Irish history and culture.
Story Den: Creative Storytelling for Kids, Fun Stories for Kids & Storytime Adventures
Mar 17: New Podcast - Kids & FamilyIn Story Den: Creative Storytelling for Kids, Fun Stories for Kids & Storytime Adventures you’ll find a family-friendly podcast where kids explore history, science, and nature through fun adventures, lovable characters, and curious discoveries.
Hysteria
Mar 17: New Podcast - SportsHysteria tells the stories that changed basketball, from the state that shaped the game - Indianapolis. Hear about playing on the last undefeated men’s team in college basketball from Hoosier legend Quinn Buckner. Relive the magical 2010 tournament run by Butler University and the shot by Gordon Hayward that almost made history. Plus, journey with Tamika Catchings and other pioneers of the women’s game to explore the moment of breakthrough. Visit Indy invites you to dive deep on the game we love - because it’s always basketball season in Indy.
Movie Bread Club
Mar 17: New Podcast - TV & FilmLooking for a movie podcast that is always spoiler-free? Movie Bread Club is a new film podcast that began life as a community WhatsApp group. Now three of its most enthusiastic members have launched a show designed to help listeners navigate the endless choice of streaming. Expect honest opinions, positive vibes, the odd tangent, and a bit of nonsense baked in.
Ruthie's Table 4
Mar 17: Newsworthy - ArtsOn Ruthie's Table 4, chef Ruthie Rogers talks to friends, actors, politicians and more about food memories and how food nourishes, unites, enlightens, and impacts every part of our lives. To celebrate the launch of her new book, Ruthie is hosting special interviews throughout the month of March, including with actor Peter Sarsgaard; Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan; and Sarah Jessica Parker and Gayle King.
The Worst Podcast
Mar 17: New Season - ComedyAfter a critically praised debut season, The Worst Podcast returns with a stacked lineup of comedians and cultural figures ready to share their most uncomfortable failures instead of their polished success stories. The series is hosted by renegade documentary filmmaker and self-proclaimed curmudgeon Alan Zweig; guests include everyone’s favorite wingman Andy Richter, legendary improviser Colin Mochrie, psychic medium super-influencer Kelsi Davies, disgraced YouTube star Ned Fulmer, and viral stand-up comedian Leah Rudick.
Winning with AI
Mar 17: New Podcast - NewsWhat does it really take to scale AI across an enterprise? In Winning with AI, you'll hear firsthand conversations with global CEOs on the frontlines of AI transformation. Hosted by AI pioneer Dr. Andrew Ng and Bain's digital reinvention expert Sarah Elk, you'll explore the real opportunities and obstacles of deploying AI at scale: reimagining operating models, empowering teams, and leading culture change. Rather than theoretical discussions about AI's future, these are finally honest accounts from leaders reshaping large, complex organisations right now.
Amityvilleville
Mar 16: Newsworthy - TV & FilmAmityvilleville is a new podcast part of the Radiotopia podcast network, co-created by Alex Goldman and Caroline Thompson. The show is an excavation of the influential "Amityville Horror" franchise filled with cultural commentary and an ever-increasing descent into insanity.
Fred Asquith On Film
Mar 16: Newsworthy - TV & FilmIn Fred Asquith On Film this week, awards season is in full swing and Fred unpacks the latest releases for anyone wondering what’s actually worth watching.
Homegrown CEO
Mar 16: New Podcast - BusinessOffering practical advice rooted in real experiences, Homegrown CEO is brand new today, aiming to inspire, educate and empower entrepreneurs, business leaders and ambitious professionals on their journey to success. The show is also launching an online community to accompany the podcast. In the first episodes: author, artist and creativity and innovation expert, Susie deVille; digital marketing legend and founder of digital marketing agency Qnary, Bant Breen; and EQ consultant Faris Aranki, founder and CEO of Shiageto Consulting.
Secretly Sporty
Mar 16: New Podcast - ArtsWhat if working out was about more than the workout? Each week on Secretly Sporty, you'll hear writer and fitness enthusiast Sebastian Langdell talk to an author, musician, comedian, filmmaker, or other creative about their exercise routine, athletic passions, approach to nutrition – and, most importantly, how their fitness practice fuels their artistic practice.
Tea, Tales, and Tomes
Mar 13: Newsworthy - ArtsEver wondered how 135 words can ignite wonder in kids and adults? In this week's Tea, Tales, and Tomes, host Natasha is chatting to New York Times bestselling children's book author, Beth Ferry. She shares the craft behind her award-winning tales, illustration magic, and weaving science into stories that linger long after the last page.
New Podcasts - trailers for new and noteworthy shows
Mar 13: Newsworthy - ArtsIf you're making your way to Austin TX this weekend, take some New Podcasts with you. Lots of trailers for shows you know, and shows you don't yet.
Podnews Weekly Review
Mar 13: Newsworthy - NewsAdobe has launched a new set of tools, as part of Adobe Podcasts. Jay LeBoeuf chats with Sam Sethi about all the new features, including who they're for and what they do, in today's Podnews Weekly Review