B2B Podcasting Insights - B2B sales & audience engagement strategies for founders and brands
Aug 31: Newsworthy - BusinessIn B2B Podcasting Insights this week, Neal Veglio hands over his feed to the extremely energetic guest host, Jase. Or does he? Jase claims he has "9 Podcast Strategies That Actually Work". But is all what it seems?
Mental Rehearsal
Aug 31: Newsworthy - ArtsMental Rehearsal, hosted by talent agent and performance mindset coach Dr. Albert Bramante, breaks down the subconscious tools performers and creators need to thrive under pressure. Each episode pairs practical Neuro-Linguistic Programming techniques and hypnosis principles with actionable psychology to help artists eliminate self-sabotage, conquer audition anxiety, and master peak performance on stage and on set.
Becoming Financially Confident
Aug 31: Newsworthy - EducationBecoming Financially Confident is a new daily finance show from Ralph Estep Jr and Juliet Chuang, launching today. The show is broadening its reach to everyday people of all backgrounds looking for real, practical steps toward financial freedom.
RS. The Radiodays Europe Podcast
Aug 31: New Podcast - Society & CultureRD. The Radiodays Europe podcast is new today, on the week of Radiodays Asia. The first guest is Podnews Editor, James Cridland. The show's produced by Podtential.
This Week In Fandom History
Aug 31: Newsworthy - LeisureIn This Week In Fandom History this week, hosts and lifelong fangirls V and Emily dive into the oldest recorded fandom event. They trace back the words "fan" and "fandom" further back in history than they've found previously. It all started when Swedish opera star Jenny Lind landed in America for her first concert tour on September 1, 1850. This arrival helped to create the idea of the "middle class" through accessibility to art for the first time in American history.
Countermeasures
Aug 28: New Season - ScienceSeason 4 of Countermeasures confronts some of the biggest biothreats and health outbreaks in human history: from the Spanish Flu and the Black Plague to the 2001 Anthrax Attacks. Episode One kicks off with the third wave of the opioid crisis, releasing today, just in time for International Overdose Awareness Day on Monday.
Trailer Park: The Art & Science of Podcast Trailers
Aug 28: New Season - TechnologyThe podcast trailer podcast Trailer Park is releasing a three-part miniseries exploring what makes podcast trailers effective. Based on a 2026 Coleman Insights research study co-designed by host Arielle Nissenblatt and researcher Jay Nachlis, the series combines data with perspectives from Pantheon Podcasts and NOVA Entertainment to reveal what encourages listeners to keep listening, where trailers lose them, and how creators can apply the findings to their own shows.
Simple Enough: Organizing, Productivity, and Mindset for Entrepreneurs
Aug 28: New Podcast - EducationLaunched this week, Simple Enough: Organizing, Productivity, and Mindset for Entrepreneurs starts with the life you actually want, then helps you work backward to simplify your space, mindset, routines, and habits enough to support it, while using money mindset as a deeper lens for understanding what you keep, buy, avoid, regret, or struggle to release. No one right way, no total overhaul, and no shame.
Past Due: 100 Years of Central Library
Aug 28: Newsworthy - HistoryPast Due: 100 Years of Central Library is new from the Los Angeles Public Library. The podcast got a feature on CBS News.
Unstoppable Success Podcast
Aug 27: Newsworthy - BusinessThe Unstoppable Success Podcast is celebrating reaching 100,000 downloads - attracting more than 60,000 in the last thirty days. The indie podcast is hosted by leadership and business relationship expert Jaclyn Strominger of Leap to Your Success.
I Love Rugby
Aug 27: Newsworthy - SportsIn Australia, I Love Rugby has signed with Tapt Media for ad sales. It's a new weekly podcast hosted by international rugby legends George Gregan and John Smit.
Roots and Branches JJC Alumni Podcast
Aug 27: New Season - EducationThe Roots and Branches JJC Alumni Podcast has returned for a third season featuring alumni adventures, standout academic programs, community partnerships, and inspiring stories from across the JJC community. It's hosted by Jen Davis, Director of Institutional Advancement and Alumni Relations, and we're promised fresh conversations with the people who make JJC extraordinary.
Dish
Aug 26: Newsworthy - ArtsA podcast - in the Royal Opera House? Dish did it last year, and has just announced plans to do it again: this time on Sunday Nov 1. Last year the live show had special guest Jack Whitehall joined by a surprise appearance from national treasure Dame Mary Berry. This year's guests are yet to be announced; tickets go on sale next Wednesday.
Simple English News Daily
Aug 26: Newsworthy - EducationSimple English News Daily has switched to Supercast for its subscription service, rather than running its own membership. That now allows ad-free and bonus episodes. The show did more than 630,000 downloads last month.
The Dash
Aug 26: New Podcast - Society & CultureThe Dash is new today from Lemonada Media. A brand-new original podcast from longtime friends, entrepreneurs, and media personalities, Elizabeth Chambers and Marissa Hermer, the show celebrates women while challenging outdated myths about aging, divorce, motherhood, entrepreneurship, sex, and dating.
Dolly Parton’s America
Aug 26: Newsworthy - MusicIn a polarised world, one of the few things everyone liked was Dolly Parton, who died yesterday — but why? That simple question leads to a deeply personal, historical, and musical rethinking of one of America’s great icons. From 2019, WNYC's Dolly Parton’s America won plenty of awards and plaudits.
The Vic Mensa Show
Aug 26: New Podcast - MusicFrom his viral, Webby-winning Orange Tree Series, The Vic Mensa Show is new, premiering today. Fellow Chicago artist Chance the Rapper joins Vic as the first guest, with a season one lineup also featuring Durand Bernarr, Rapsody, Lena Waithe, Aja Monet, Van Lathan Jr. and more.
Fault Line: Haditha
Aug 25: New Podcast - True CrimeFor twenty years, the United States Marine Corps has tried to bury the truth about Haditha. In 2005, 24 civilians were killed by a squad of United States Marines in the Iraqi city of Haditha, a massacre that became one of the most notorious and controversial incidents of the war. Fault Line: Haditha is new this week from iHeartPodcasts: Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Michael Epstein delivers a gripping investigative series that finally reveals the truth about the Haditha Massacre and the government cover-up that followed.
Call 'Em Like Museum with Eric Johnson
Aug 25: New Podcast - HistoryCall 'Em Like Museum with Eric Johnson debuts this week with a provocative question: What's the point of going to a museum? Historian Susan Crane talks about how museums & their visitors have been changed by technology, why the Mona Lisa only got famous after it was stolen, and what you need to understand about the Trump administration's efforts to censor the Smithsonian.
I Need A Miracle
Aug 25: Newsworthy - FictionElla Watts (Doctor Who: Redacted, Camlann, Eliza: A Robot Story) and Naomi Clarke (The Secret of St Kilda) join the writers’ room for I Need A Miracle season 2, if the production can hit its crowdfunding goal by 1 October. Also on board to write episodes for the second season are Bel Lazarus (Radio San Lazaro), Rhys Lawton (star of Ethics Town and writer of the experimental flash fiction series Paddleboat), and improviser and horror storyteller Fiona K.T. Howat.