Commons Healthcare
Oct 15: New Podcast - BusinessCommons Healthcare is a new narrative journalism podcast that skips the interview format to tell reported stories about the people who run healthcare. In the first episode, you’ll follow reporter Britta Lokting inside Zocdoc to profile CEO Oliver Kharraz, from the five bookings in the company’s first month to the car crash that changed how he thinks about succession.
The Ancients
Oct 15: Newsworthy - History2,000 years ago, centuries before the Vikings, there was another Scandinavia. An Iron Age world. In The Ancients, Tristan Hughes uncovers the deep roots of the seafaring North, journeying through a forgotten world of elite halls, Roman encounters, and ancient burial rites.
Business for Good Podcast
Oct 15: Newsworthy - BusinessCan a business make more money by giving it away? Business for Good marks its 200th episode today with Peter Singer, considered one of the world’s most influential living philosophers, to discuss Profit for Good - his new initiative encouraging companies to donate at least 10% of their profits. And after more than 50 years trying to change how people think about money, animals, and morality, what does Singer believe actually changes the world?
The Late Bloomer Actor
Oct 15: Newsworthy - ArtsThe Late Bloomer Actor, hosted by David John Clark from Adelaide SA, Australia, is celebrating five years of the show. He's produced over 50 monthly episodes of insightful interviews with actors, Directors, Casting Directors and a myriad of other industry guests. The special anniversary episode revisits the journey of the podcast from the last five years, and is also ended with some testimonials of previous guests.
Women in the driving seat
Oct 15: New Season - NewsWomen in the driving seat from Autotrader is back - with a new voice: Vicki Butler-Henderson, a TV and radio presenter and racing driver, who joins Erin Baker. The show offers an unvarnished, authentic look at life as women navigating the automotive world.
3 Finger Salute
Oct 15: New Podcast - Society & Culture3 Finger Salute launches today, Conflict Resolution Day, bringing together three US TV journalists as the connector, the cynic and the wildcard. Joined by a guest each episode, they tackle subjects from tipping and psychics to see whether they can find any middle ground. They often disagree, occasionally agree to disagree, but never disrespect.
Lucky to Be Here: Building Lives & Careers Abroad
Oct 14: New Season - Society & CultureSeason 2 of Lucky to Be Here: Building Lives & Careers Abroad starts this week. The podcast showcases those who took the leap to build lives and careers across countries: sharing their stories, their lessons, and their advice to show us what it means, and what it takes, to build a life and career abroad. This season, you will hear stories of immigrants who built more than lives and careers abroad: they also built businesses, communities and resources to support one another.
PlaceKnowing with Dr. Ted Jojola
Oct 14: New Season - EducationHow can Indigenous design and planning methodologies change the world around you? PlaceKnowing with Dr. Ted Jojola has returned for a third season to engage with the architects, designers, and Pueblo leaders whose work grounded in cultural sovereignty continues to shape 20th- and 21st-century design.
Designed in California
Oct 14: New Season - BusinessDesigned in California, the Apple history podcast that raised $311,236 on Kickstarter returns on October 14th. With the 25th anniversary of the iPod coming up, hosts Jason Snell and Myke Hurley explain how the device remade Apple, built its modern ecosystem, and paved the way for the iPhone.
Irish Books
Oct 14: New Season - ArtsIrish Books returns for a second season this week. The Independent Podcast Awards nominated show brings academics, writers and curators together to discuss contemporary literature, building your reading list one episode at a time.
Priced Out with David Pralong
Oct 14: New Podcast - NewsPriced Out with David Pralong is for anyone who can't afford to live in the city they work in. You'll hear a property investor with 20 years in European development explain how housing got this expensive, and set out his five-part plan to fix it. Then you'll hear him put it to the test with people like the chair of the City of London's planning committee and to investors from the likes of Patron Capital and others.
CRADLE PODCAST
Oct 14: New Season - Health & FitnessBaby loss is something that rarely gets openly talked about, but if you've experienced it or know someone who has, you'll know that the silence that surrounds it can be as devastating as the loss itself. The Cradle Podcast exists to start the conversation around baby loss, and offer support to those people it affects.
White Smoke - Pope Leo XIV the American Pope
Oct 14: Newsworthy - NewsWhite Smoke - Pope Leo XIV the American Pope White Smoke, from Caloroga Media, is covering Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis and recovery. New episodes break down the surgery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, what the diagnosis means, how the Vatican keeps running while the Pope is hospitalized, and the worldwide outpouring of prayer. The show explains papal news and history in plain terms for a general audience, with new episodes as the story develops.
Baby, this is Keke Palmer
Oct 14: Newsworthy - ComedyBaby, this is Keke Palmer was joined by former Vice President Kamala Harris - discussing life after the White House, midterms, 202, what Democrats may be missing, voting rights, Black voters and what has surprised her about Trump.
13 Minutes Presents: Artemis II
Oct 13: New Season - History13 Minutes: Trouble with Hubble is the latest season from the BBC’s space podcast. The show returns with the extraordinary story of the Hubble Space Telescope, hosted by space scientist Dame Dr Maggie Aderin. The show follows the telescope from its final preparations for launch, through its deployment in orbit, the discovery of a devastating flaw in its primary mirror, and the extraordinary mission to repair it in space. With archive mission audio and oral histories from the NASA History Office, it will bring you into the control rooms, workshops and spacecraft at the heart of the crisis.
Betwixt The Sheets: The History of Sex, Scandal & Society
Oct 13: Newsworthy - HistoryIn Betwixt the Sheets: was Mary Magdalene a sex worker? Kate Lister peels back the myths and stereotypes surrounding the biblical figure of Mary Magdalene. SPOILER: No. The church invented that hundreds of years later.
Are We There Yet ? with Kathryn Thomas
Oct 13: New Season - Health & FitnessThe Onic Originals hit series Are We There Yet? with Kathryn Thomas returns for a 3rd season. Upcoming guests include Marco Pierre White, Mary Lou McDonald, Kyla Cobbler and many more. It's also in video, too. Expect inspirational guests, exploring their life-changing moments and the occasional wrong turn.
Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story
Oct 13: New Podcast - BusinessWhen a fire at the BioLab plant in Georgia set a toxic cloud of smoke across the community, residents started wondering what was in the smoke - and what that meant for their long-term health. Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story is new from Georgia Public Broadcasting, getting answers on what people were actually exposed to.
Mother Runner
Oct 13: New Podcast - Society & CultureWhat’s harder than running a marathon? Motherhood. Mother Runner is a new independent podcast from award-winning podcast and video producer Dana Wiker. The show explores the often-overlooked emotional terrain of postpartum motherhood: identity loss, isolation and the search for a sense of self beyond caring for a child.
Dollars & Sense with Michelle Singletary
Oct 13: New Podcast - EducationIn video, Dollars & Sense is new from The Washington Post today, with award-winning personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary offering practical, nonjudgmental guidance on the psychology behind everyday money decisions.