Mostly Sheenius
Nov 12: New Podcast - Society & CultureMostly Sheenius launches today, from Red Seat Ventures - Charlie Sheen's new weekly interview podcast has Michael Douglas at the first guest. It was announced in August.
Click Through
Nov 12: New Podcast - ComedyFrom two former Ringer employees, Click Through launches this week - a Wikipedia deep dive video podcast about how the internet used to feel. The show will be shot entirely on location at coffee shops, bars, restaurants and other places in and around New York City.
The Kent Ingle Podcast
Nov 12: Newsworthy - BusinessThe Kent Ingle Podcast is the newest addition to the LifeAudio network Hosted by Dr. Kent Ingle, this weekly show features honest conversations with leaders, innovators, and creators on current events, faith, culture, and leadership. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
K-Spirits: How the US and Korea Create Evangelical Power
Nov 12: New Podcast - Religion & SpiritualityIn K-Spirits: How the US and Korea Create Evangelical Power Dr. Helen Kim uncovers the transpacific forces that transformed modern Christianity, and continue to shape politics on both sides of the Pacific.
SUCKER
Nov 11: New Podcast - FictionBrand new show SUCKER is a horror-satire fiction show about a desperate woman who joins a skincare MLM to turn her life around, only to discover that the women at the top aren't just exploiting their downlines… they're feeding on them.
The Forgotten Soldiers
Nov 11: New Podcast - HistoryIt's Remembrance Day in many parts of the world. SBS has launched The Forgotten Soldiers - writer Sami Shah goes in search of answers about his Indian ancestor who died in the First World War. The show highlights the million South Asians who fought in the First World War for the British Empire: but the show also quickly becomes a murder mystery, as Sami uncovers more than he bargained for.
The 50th First Date
Nov 11: New Podcast - FictionTHE 50TH FIRST DATE follows Logan Quinn as she sets out to record one hundred first dates for her new podcast, never expecting to actually fall in love. But after “Date Number 50” stands her up, she stumbles into Hayes, a charming stranger who turns her experiment upside down.
Beneath the Trade
Nov 11: Newsworthy - BusinessTrading has a bro culture problem. But what if the pressure to win, suppress emotion, and constantly prove yourself is affecting the very traders that culture celebrates? In Beneath the Trade, entrepreneur and futures trader Maria Fuller brings a different voice to a male-dominated industry, exploring what's underneath the fear, urgency, comparison, and need for validation. It's a conversation about trading psychology that goes beyond gender and gets to the human experience behind the performance.
Podcast Network Insights: Understanding the Business of Podcast Networks
Nov 11: Newsworthy - BusinessPodcast Network Insights interviews former iHeart Media SVP Nathan Otoski, who shares insights into running IHM podcast network of 1000 shows. Hear from him and 40 other heads of podcast networks on previous episodes.
BIO (By Invitation Only): A Klaviyo Podcast For Heads of ecommerce, CRM and DTC Brands
Nov 10: Newsworthy - BusinessIn BIO (By Invitation Only) this week, Rich talks to Ailis McGovern about about loyalty lessons from telecoms, making subscription the default while keeping it easy to opt out, and scratch and sniff. It's a Klaviyo podcast For heads of ecommerce, CRM and DTC brands.
Dan Snow's History Hit
Nov 10: Newsworthy - HistoryMagellan and the First Voyage Around the World on Dan Snow's History Hit. In his signature epic storytelling style, Dan Snow sweeps listeners into the perilous voyages of Ferdinand Magellan in the great age of exploration around the world. Her charts a brutal odyssey of mutiny, shipwreck and discovery. One that transformed humanity’s understanding of the globe, even though Magellan himself never made it home.
Coastal Walkway Audio Tour
Nov 9: New Podcast - Society & CultureDelve into Adelaide’s stunning coastline with the City of Marion's Coastal Walkway Audio Tour, which launched over the weekend with a community walk and breakfast. This 15-episode series invites listeners to discover more of coastal walk, talking to business owners, park rangers, engineers, First Nations leaders, local artists and more to uncover exactly what makes the trail so special. Produced in conjunction with Solstice Podcasting, the Audio Tour combines the power of audio storytelling with tourism initiatives to give locals and tourists alike a free, screen-free way to connect with the coast.
Backstory with Cathy Newman
Nov 9: Newsworthy - NewsBackstory with Cathy Newman is a new video-first podcast series from the UK's Sky News, seeing Cathy with a guest personally connected to a major news event from recent history, returning to stories that changed public debate, challenged institutions and shaped the world around us. Within the conversation, Cathy will hear from listeners and viewers about their own personal connection to the story, and why it still matters to them today.
Gone Medieval
Nov 6: Newsworthy - HistoryIn Gone Medieval this week, Robert the Bruce is celebrated as the legendary king who secured Scottish independence, but the real man was a ruthless pragmatist who hunted William Wallace for the English and betrayed his own allies to seize power. Medieval history's Dynamic Duo: Matt Lewis and Dr. Eleanor Janega, discover how the ultimate political flip-flopper played a deadly game of thrones to become Scotland's greatest national hero.
Blood, Sex & Fears: Tales from my 20’s
Nov 6: New Podcast - ComedyIf you’ve ever done stupid things with pure intentions, comedy writer and performer Emma Tattenbaum-Fine has a podcast for you. Over five podcasts in her podcast, Emma combines witty prose and post-40 hindsight to share messy stories from her 20’s. The regular stuff – dancing for the mafia in Times Square; passing out while donating blood and having a near death experience; losing a boyfriend's declawed, indoor cat in the wilderness. You know, the usual!
Otherwise
Nov 6: Newsworthy - TechnologyOtherwise is a new podcast from PRX and Fast Forward, the organization empowering nonprofits building tech and AI for humanity. The new show launching Nov 10 will ask not what today's technology can do, but what it should. Guests — leading thinkers — will include Khan Academy founder Sal Khan, Josh Tyrangiel of "The Atlantic," and more.
Disability Deep Dive
Nov 5: New Season - Society & CultureDisability Deep Dive returns for a fourth season this week. Hosts Keith and Jodi talk to the stars of "Patrice: The Movie," Patrice Jetter and Garry Wickham. They discuss the behind-the-scenes experience of making the film, what life has been like since its release, and the barriers that can limit the choices people with disabilities are able to make. And debuting is "The Reef," a short segment featuring additional disability community voices on one topic or idea, the first of which showcases Kelly Berger and Avery Roberts, hosts of the "Wheel Talk with Kelly + Avery" podcast.
Christmas Pop-up Channel
Nov 5: New Season - Kids & FamilySanta’s sleigh has landed at Caloroga Media's headquarters. As the leading producer of innovative, entertaining short-form podcasts, the company is unwrapping its limited-time Christmas Pop-Up Channel, bringing together some of its coziest, jolliest, and most delightfully festive podcasts in one place. Whether you like your holidays merry and bright or a little bit naughty, the lineup has something wrapped up for everyone including 5 Good News Stories: Christmas Edition, Hitmaker Chronicles, Romance Weekly, and more.
Dan Snow's History Hit
Nov 5: Newsworthy - HistoryIn "World War I's Bloodiest Siege," on Dan Snow's History Hit this week, Dan explores the brutal story of Przemyśl, where starvation, disease and relentless bombardment turned a Polish fortress into the site of one of the First World War’s longest and bloodiest sieges.
The Physical Cut
Nov 4: New Podcast - TV & FilmIf you're passionate about movies, collecting, and the stories behind the films we love, you'll want to discover The Physical Cut. Hosted by Krloz Ruben, this show explores the people, stories, and culture behind physical media through conversations with collectors, independent filmmakers, and voices across film culture. From boutique labels and 4K collecting to independent cinema, horror, and the thrill of discovering movies around the world, there's more to physical media than what's on the shelf.