No Agenda Show
Oct 30: Newsworthy - News & PoliticsThe last episode of No Agenda was published. John C Dvorak passed away in July; the show - lasting over five hours - was part tribute to John, and part tribute to cohost Adam Curry.
Zephyrus One
Oct 30: New Podcast - FictionZephyrus One tells the story of a disgraced astronaut whose life is turned upside down when he arrives home from a deep space mission, only to find the world he has returned to is drastically different from the one he left.
Off the Grid: Leaving Social Media
Oct 30: Newsworthy - BusinessOff the Grid, a podcast for artists, writers & creative business owners who want to leave social media without losing all their income, has a brand new brand. After four years and over 200 episodes, the show has new cover art and fully refreshed website. The host, Amelia Hruby, says she is refreshed and recommitted to helping creatives and podcasters step away from the apps.
Word For Word with Sophia Smith Galer
Oct 30: New Season - Society & CultureJournalist and author Sophia Smith Galer’s independent podcast about multilingualism Word For Word returns for Season 2, opening with bestselling novelist Rebecca Kuang (Babel, Yellowface, Taipei Story). Following her summer on Goalhanger's Creator Accelerator and her critically acclaimed book How To Kill A Language, the podcast returns with a bigger team behind the scenes and bigger guests from the worlds of content creation, books and much more.
Trip Happens with Bert Weiss and Amanda Weiss
Oct 29: New Podcast - Society & CultureLong term radio veteran Bert Weiss is back with a new travel podcast geared toward the non-traveler: Trip Happens. From fascinating travelers and unforgettable adventures to unexpected detours and the life lessons that come with them, Trip Happens is when life takes you somewhere you didn’t plan to go. From their own unhinged adventures that they’ve collected from traveling to 60 countries to the fascinating stories of their traveler guests, Bert Weiss and Amanda Weiss prove everybody has a unique traveling story to tell.
Not Just the Tudors
Oct 29: Newsworthy - HistoryAfter the Civil War, a remote corner of Essex witnessed the most brutally devastating witch-hunt in English history. A dangerous maverick Matthew Hopkins, 'the Witchfinder General', hunted down vulnerable people across East Anglia, exploiting the anxiety and lawlessness of the times. In Not Just The Tudors, Professor Suzannah Lipscomb finds out more about Hopkins and his accomplice John Stearne from acclaimed historian and author Malcolm Gaskill.
Identidad Infinita | Psicología, Cambio y Reinvención con Karo Lama
Oct 28: New Podcast - EducationIdentidad Infinita is a Spanish-language interview podcast hosted by clinical psychologist Karo Lama. Every week, a long-form conversation with someone who has lived through a profound change (an identity crisis, grief, migration, a difficult decision, or a personal reinvention), with Karo’s clinical perspective on what happens inside when the life you built no longer fits.
Dan Snow's History Hit
Oct 28: Newsworthy - HistoryThings get spooky in the Dan Snow's History Hit Studio this Halloween as he teams up with medieval historian and YouTube sensation Eleanor Janega to tell some of medieval history's most haunting stories.
My Career Journey
Oct 28: New Season - BusinessIn My Career Journey this week, learn how to recognize signs of burnout and stop it before it’s too late. Hosts Emily and Allegra talk about the 3 main types of burnout (frenetic, under-challenged, and worn-out), how they’ve experienced each type, the signs of burnout, and tips to overcome it, including a burnout avoidance framework.
In The BEST of HANDS
Oct 28: New Podcast - Health & FitnessWhat if you had a great friend who was also a nationally recognized, board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon? Well, now you do. Meet Dr. Jason J. Rosenberg. On In The Best Of Hands, he’s joined by his pal and executive producer, Emmy and Gracie Award-winning journalist Meredith Reis. Together, they answer the plastic surgery questions everyone’s curious about: how to choose a surgeon, how to spot red flags, and what to really expect before and after.
Spiral
Oct 27: New Season - Society & CultureNew today from UK news outlet Tortoise comes Spiral - a six-part investigation into how the rush to build ever more persuasive AI is pulling some users away from reality. AI chatbots have been built to mirror us, to flatter us, to keep the conversation going. But the same design choices that make these systems so appealing can also make them dangerous.
Podmastery: podcasting insights and advice for indie creators
Oct 27: Newsworthy - TechnologyIn Podmastery: podcasting insights and advice for indie creators this week, Neal celebrates 100 episodes of the podcast, with a free podcast health check for every listener that you can follow along with in real time, or use his supplied free tool in your own time.
The Hart Of It All with Teri Hart
Oct 27: New Season - EducationCaregiving is messy, exhausting, sometimes hilarious, and almost nobody talks about it. The Hart Of It All does. Each week, veteran broadcaster Teri Hart sits down with doctors, advocates and familiar faces to get real about caring for the people we love. Season 2 kicks off with comedy legends Colin Mochrie and Debra McGrath, who’ve been making each other laugh for more than 35 years. Then Colin needed a knee replacement. You’ll hear them hash out the walker, the physio, the bruised egos and the strange new job of looking after each other. It’s funny, tender and a little chaotic, just like caregiving itself.
PodBiz | Where’s The Money In Podcasting?
Oct 26: Newsworthy - BusinessRichard Fawal, founder and CEO of Voxtopica, is the guest in this week's PodBiz. He talks about why mission-driven and educational spaces are powerful avenues for professional podcasting.
Take It From Us with Kent Johns
Oct 26: Newsworthy - Health & FitnessAs New Zealand heads to the polls, Take It From Us with Kent Johns brings two conversations that sit apart from the campaign noise. You'll hear former Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson and former National Party leader Todd Muller speak more candidly than they ever could while in office about the very personal toll of a life in politics. It’s not about parties or policy. It’s about the people behind the billboards, and it’s for listeners of any political leaning.
Podnews Weekly Review
Oct 26: Newsworthy - NewsOn the Podnews Weekly Review this week, Steven Goldstein suggests that RSS isn't podcasting's future. "It won't stand the test of time," he suggests. "That's not so great for us, but let's be realistic about where things are going."
Hyperfixed
Oct 26: Newsworthy - Society & CultureWhy does the microwave have a "Popcorn" button when almost every bag of microwave popcorn tells you not to use it? Hyperfixed talked to the microwave industry, to the popcorn industry, and even cold called the man who patented the first microwave popcorn sensor, the technology behind the first popcorn button. In this week's show - the question is finally answered.
Ripple FX
Oct 23: Newsworthy - BusinessIn Ripple FX this week, we're celebrating International Day of Climate Action (October 24th) with Yelle Belle of HomeSwap Stories, a NYC-based content creator who interviews New Yorkers on their sustainable lives. Her advice is to pick one small thing you can control at home & start there. The episode includes a few easy eco-friendly habits to try.
Podnews Weekly Review
Oct 23: Newsworthy - NewsThe Podnews Weekly Review this week talks with Steven Goldstein about "liquid content" - and why measurement is still holding us back as an industry.
Manual Not Included with Daniela Tempesta: Psychology, Relationships, and The Life Skills No One Taught Us
Oct 22: New Podcast - Health & FitnessManual Not Included launches today. Episodes will cover relationships, boundaries, and burnout for listeners whose lives look great on paper and still feel confusing. Host Daniela Tempesta, a psychotherapist and recovering overachiever, and her guests will bring psychology-backed insight and humor to the parts of adulthood that never came with instructions.