We Don’t Have Time For This
Sep 10: Newsworthy - Kids & FamilyWe Don’t Have Time For This has signed with NOVA Podcasts. The award-winning parenting show has been running a sold-out live show across Australia, and has, according to NOVA's Network Director of NOVA Podcasts Rachel Corbett, "has created an incredibly loyal community who don’t just listen to the show, they feel part of it."
Edible Empire
Sep 10: New Podcast - ScienceWhat are the hidden costs of the food we eat? Edible Empire is now out in full, exploring food imperialism and the hidden connections between food production, labour, migration, environment and power. The show draws on conversations with 18 world-renowned expert guests from across research, journalism, advocacy and food systems.
Media Bubble
Sep 10: New Podcast - Society & CultureMedia Bubble is brand new today - asking what’s really happening inside Australian media? Hosted by Irene Hulme, Ben Willee and Peter Whitehead - three experienced media operators who see the industry from very different sides.
For The Love Of Golf
Sep 9: New Podcast - SportsFor The Love Of Golf launched this week from Crowd Network - a new show from UK broadcasters Dan Walker and Iona Stephen. We're promised it'll cover everything from the major tournaments and the world’s best players to weekend fourballs, great courses, new equipment and stories away from the fairways. It's from Crowd Network.
Experience: Analysing Newsmakers
Sep 9: New Podcast - ScienceExperience: Analysing Newsmakers launched in July, and is already seven episodes in. It features a former broadcast journalist and a clinical psychologist who take one news story and work out the psychology underneath it. Recent episodes: Keir Starmer standing down and the psychology of role exit, the Meta addictive-design trial and variable ratio reinforcement, and public shaming after the death of Professor Jason Arday.
You're Not Too Much
Sep 9: Newsworthy - Health & FitnessIn You're Not Too Much, Lauren Howard (whose late father was a clinician who was regularly asked to testify in high profile cases of this nature) argues why we're all missing the point around the Lindsay Clancy story. She says her father would have been "screaming" over the way this case has been handled.
Wit or Wit-Out
Sep 9: New Podcast - Society & CultureLife as a burglar comes with some great stories, and in Wit or Wit-Out this week, Chick Goodroe of the K&A Gang from the 1950s, 60s and 70s shares his time in and out of jail. The gang was investigated constantly by the FBI, and went to almost every state in the union to burglarize people.
Well...Adjusting
Sep 8: New Season - Society & CultureIs Optimism Still Possible? Well...Adjusting returns today with a new season asking that question. Hosts Robin Hopkins and Steph Colbourn are joined by an impressive lineup of guests including Julia Cameron (The Artist's Way), Oliver Burkeman (4000 Weeks), and the most positive young person out there, Emily Bhatnagar (Founder of For Love & Buttercup) to see if optimism is something that can be created and practiced.
Breaking Down the Bar
Sep 8: New Podcast - BusinessNew show alert for the eager young lawyers out there! In each episode of Breaking Down the Bar, host Jeremy Ellergodt explores how to build a successful career in private practice. Whether you’re a student starting your career journey or a senior associate thinking about partnership, tune in biweekly for for honest, refreshing conversations where no topic is off-limits.
History's Kids
Sep 8: New Podcast - Kids & FamilyHistory's Kids is new today. Each episode of this children's podcast explores a famous moment in history through the firsthand account of someone who was really there as a kid. Season one opens with "Stuck on a Field Trip: Carmen and the Eruption of Mount St. Helens," with future episodes exploring World War II, the integration of Major League Baseball, and more.
Untold Pacific History
Sep 8: New Season - HistoryFrom RNZ and Tikilounge Productions, Untold Pacific History is back with three remarkable yet little-known events that have shaped Pacific lives and legacies. Spanning Samoans displayed in a German zoo, teenagers who survived 15 months on a deserted island, and a Tokelauan island sold for a bottle of gin, this season reveals how Pacific people have navigated isolation, colonial authority, and extraordinary adversity. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
AFL Footy Fix Daily
Sep 8: New Podcast - SportsAFL Footy Fix Daily is brand new from Tapt Media in Australia, delivering expert analysis, breaking news and opinion on everything happening across the competition. The show will publish daily Monday to Friday through the finals series, ramp up to twice daily during the trade period, then return to a daily schedule through to the end of the year.
The Parenting Police
Sep 8: New Podcast - Kids & FamilyThe Parenting Police is brand new today from NOVA Podcasts - a new show investigating the constant flood of toys, shows, trends and advice thrown at modern families to determine what is genuinely worth parents’ time and money, delivering practical insights with a healthy dose of humour. It's hosted by Sean Szeps.
Fishwives of Paris
Sep 8: New Season - ArtsFishwives of Paris returns for season two, flipping the table on French food myths, tropes and legends to serve the real stories behind your favorite cuisine with culinary journalist Emily Monaco and wine expert Caroline Fazeli. From viral French cheese on TikTok to the myths of foie gras, Fishwives of Paris blends history, comedy, and culture to reveal the fascinating French facts you’ll be showing off at your next party.
Unquiet Realities
Sep 7: New Podcast - Society & CultureUnquiet Realities is a cinematic nonfiction series set in the Driftless Region — the unglaciated bluff country of steep valleys, wooded ridges, and Mississippi River towns that the last ice age went around. The Midwest Mountains. Season One is a complete four-part documentary arc: field investigation, archival history, and the accounts of people who saw something they haven't been able to put down since. Hauntings, UFO encounters, cryptids, folklore older than the towns that still tell it.
The World and Everything In It
Sep 7: Newsworthy - NewsThe World and Everything In It is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year; and has just also hit a total of 100 million downloads. The faith-based podcast is a weekly overview of every Supreme Court case, biblical cultural analysis, and key international stories.
Jew-ish | Jew curious? Questions and answers for the Jews, non-Jews, and all the Jew-curious out there
Sep 7: New Season - Society & CultureMeet Hannah Gaber, your new Jewish friend, and host of Jew-ish. She's revamping the pod and building a community for all the deep-dives into whatever the heck it means to be Jewish, answers to questions you weren't sure you should ask, plenty of humor and alllll the opinions. Jew curious? Listen in!
You Might Be Right
Sep 7: Newsworthy - GovernmentYou Might Be Right has just released a special tribute episode in honor of Dolly Parton. Both former Tennessee governors share a uniquely close personal relationship with Dolly, having worked alongside her throughout their respective administrations to expand her Imagination Library program from a single county in East Tennessee to all 95 counties in the state. Expect stories of moments from their time with Dolly, including her famous humor, her extraordinary business acumen, and her unwavering commitment to her Tennessee roots.
L’herméneutique Taylor Swift
Sep 7: New Season - MusicC'est moi. Salut. Le problème, c'est moi. Plongez dans l'univers musical de Taylor Swift avec L'Herméneutique Taylor Swift - le podcast qui analyse et interprète ses chansons en français. Profitez d'une exploration de l'œuvre de l'une des artistes les plus influentes de notre époque, et découvrez les histoires, les références cachées et les émotions derrière chaque titre. La saison trois commence aujourd'hui et se concentre sur Evermore.
Not Just the Tudors
Sep 7: Newsworthy - HistoryBefore the six wives, the executions and the break with Rome, Henry VIII was a charismatic, athletic second son never expected to become king. How did this dazzling Renaissance prince metamorphose into an aging, authoritarian dictator? In Not Just the Tudors, Professor Suzannah Lipscomb and Dr Joanne Paul chart Henry's dark descent, exploring how a monarch driven by dynastic desperation ultimately rewrote the rules of England to satisfy his own unshakeable will.