Fascinated with Jacqui Felgate
Jun 4: New Podcast - Society & CultureFascinated with Jacqui Felgate is the first new podcast from Tapt Media, Australia's newest media company. Jacqui Felgate is the drive host at 3AW, a radio station in Melbourne; this show has guests including Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, Brooke Warne, reality TV star and ‘BookTok’ sensation Luke Bateman, and Australian Parkour and Free runner Dominic Di Tommaso. It's "Available where listeners and viewers press play on their content".
The De Los Podcast
Jun 4: New Podcast - Society & CultureA brand new podcast from Sonoro Podcast Network and LA Times Studios launches today. The De Los Podcast will feature unfiltered conversations with Latino tastemakers across news, music and culture.
Spielberg Reloaded - Steven Spielberg in 12 movies
Jun 4: New Season - TV & FilmSteven Spielberg is once again commanding Hollywood’s attention with “Disclosure Day”. Timed to the film’s release, Caloroga Shark Media is expanding its acclaimed “Reloaded” podcast series with Spielberg Reloaded - Steven Spielberg in 12 movies. Across 12 episodes, the series revisits Spielberg’s most celebrated films, unpacking the artistry, innovation, and enduring cultural impact of a filmmaker whose work transformed the moviegoing experience.
Love What You've Done With The Place
Jun 4: New Season - LeisureTV and radio presenter, Owain Wyn Evans is bringing his trademark warmth, wit, and charm to a brand-new weekly podcast: Love What You’ve Done With The Place, a joyful deep-dive into the homes, habits, and interior design quirks of some of the UK’s best-loved personalities.
HABITUAL
Jun 4: Newsworthy - Society & CultureHABITUAL from Colorado Radio for Justice is a deeply personal investigation of three-strikes law in the U.S., told by someone who survived it. Herbert Alexander - formerly a "habitual offender" in Colorado - takes a sweeping look at his own history as well the impacts of laws like this one, their flaws, and their shocking roots. Today: "Past & Future - Going Back to the Bank" features a return to Herbert's crime scene, and a new interview diving into the complex territory of victims' perspectives on habitual offense laws.
Unholy Histories: The Humanist Heritage Podcast from Humanists UK
Jun 4: Newsworthy - HistoryIn Unholy Histories: The Humanist Heritage Podcast from Humanists UK this week, you'll hear all about the role of religion in British politics. Featuring Lizzie Collins MP, the hosts explore the people working to secularise public life today, the courageous history of those who attempted it before them, and just how strong a hold faith still has on Westminster. They also tease upcoming guests including Adam Rutherford, Alice Roberts, Lord Neil Kinnock and SI Martin.
If You Please, Himan Brown’s Radio Mystery Theater
Jun 4: New Podcast - HistoryRadio producer Himan Brown created over 10,000 programs in his lifetime, with a vigor and intensity that kept him going for a century. His life and prodigious output are celebrated in the podcast series Audio Maverick. Now, we offer rebroadcasts of a select group of Brown’s programs in a new series called If You Please, Himan Brown’s Radio Mystery Theater.
Lavender Ranks
Jun 3: New Podcast - HistoryAnd they were “roommates”... or that’s what some would like you to believe. In Lavender Ranks this week, hosts Em and Karbon enter their Hallmark era to share a great sapphic love story between Nursing Sisters Ellanore Parker and Murney Pugh. They dig deep to explore how women-loving-women relationships seemingly slipped under the radar during the First World War.
AI with Kai
Jun 3: New Podcast - TechnologyAI with Kai cuts through the AI hype with practical conversations for business leaders. Host Kai Gray and producer Tim Scott unpack the week’s biggest AI stories, share simple ways to use AI in your work, and interview executives, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders who are already seeing results. If you’re trying to understand what AI means for your business, this show focuses on real-world use cases, not science fiction.
Timeless Wisdom with Dennis Prager
Jun 3: Newsworthy - NewsTimeless Wisdom with Dennis Prager has joined the Life Audio Podcast Network. Dennis Prager is one of America's most recognized voices on faith, culture, and moral clarity. Listen to decades of lectures, interviews and more.
Ladies, We Need To Talk
Jun 3: New Season - Society & CultureWithin Ladies, We Need To Talk is a new season today, called Autistic AF with Grace Tame. The human rights campaigner speaks more openly than ever before about being autistic, years of misdiagnoses - including being misdiagnosed with anorexia - and her autism diagnosis at 19.
Chronically Low Competence: An Audio Only Let's Play Podcast
Jun 3: New Season - LeisureChronically Low Competence returns for a fourth season! This time the show is going back to VR for Star Wars: Vader Immortal. Come hear all about this tiny sliver of the Star Wars canon, and also the joy of swinging a lightsaber.
How To Have Sex
Jun 3: Newsworthy - Society & CultureIn How To Have Sex, broadcaster Jay-Jay Feeney gets into bed with sex and relationship coach Melissa Vranjes for the sex education many adults wish they’d had years ago. You’ll hear honest advice, awkward confessions, big laughs and genuinely useful tips on pleasure, confidence, communication and everything we’re usually too embarrassed to ask about. It’s new, bold, funny, sexy and surprisingly comforting, and in the latest episode, you’ll learn how to explore beginner-friendly BDSM without fear, pressure or needing a dungeon in the spare room.
Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast
Jun 2: Newsworthy - ComedyComedy Bang Bang: The Podcast has renewed its relationship with SiriusXM for production, ad sales and distribution. The show is entering its 20th season, and launched in 2009.
What We Did Before | Human Survival and Ancient Inventions
Jun 2: Newsworthy - HistoryIn What We Did Before this week, the show takes a final look at the UK's only museum dedicated to the chemical industry, before it changes forever. Widnes is the birthplace of the chemical industry, and the "Bleach Packers" - possibly the worst job of the 19th century. The display at Catalyst Museum is being overhauled for the first time in over 30 years, so this is a last chance to see/hear it in its current form.
This Is TV Now
Jun 2: New Podcast - Society & CultureA new podcast about podcasting - or is it video? - launches today. This Is TV Now is from Good Tape; the show will focus its lens on the people who make this medium one to follow: hosts, showrunners, producers, and the occasional creative executive.
Candid Divorce Lawyer
Jun 2: New Podcast - Society & CultureThe Candid Divorce Lawyer returns with a new season, offering honest conversations and expert insight for anyone navigating the realities of separation. Hosted by experienced family solicitor Kimberley Davies, the series explores life before, during and after divorce, from emotional resilience and financial wellbeing to parenting and the legal process. With guests including therapists, financial advisers and legal professionals, each episode provides practical advice, real‑life perspectives and reassurance to help listeners move forward with clarity and confidence.
Pick of the Pods
Jun 2: New Season - Society & CulturePick of the Pods, the monthly podcast about podcasts, has dropped its latest episode. Host Robin Pomeroy talks to Jonathan Block about his show Stumbling Blocks: How Great Leaders Are Made - an interview show about successful leaders that explores their failures.
My Funeral Home Stories
Jun 1: Newsworthy - Society & CultureThink your podcast is niche? My Funeral Home Stories just finished its fourth season - with more than nine million downloads. It blends dark humor, real funeral-industry stories, crime-scene removals, grief, addiction, and the emotional toll of working around death.
What's Your 20?
Jun 1: New Season - LeisureWhat's Your 20? returns for a new season this month, with Rob and Sarah having conversations on the industries that keep Australia moving, important regulation changes for drivers and operators, and the unexpected things that happen out on the road. The show is brought to you by the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator.