Mediawatch
Jul 29: Newsworthy - NewsMediawatch this week, from Radio New Zealand, looks at the podcast industry and asks are podcasts popular enough for people to pay enough for the makers to make a living in the country?
Law The Podcast
Jul 29: New Podcast - NewsLaw The Podcast is new from Bravecasting and iHeart in Australia. The show gives listeners unprecedented insider access to the minds behind some of the country’s most significant court cases, justice debates and legal headlines.
Talking Trash Podcast
Jul 29: New Podcast - Society & CultureRecycling is important, as is cutting down the waste that we all produce. But - that's only about 5% of a country's total waste. Talking Trash Podcast launched today, talking about the rest: it comes from industry — factories, mines, farms, and supply chains — and most of it is hidden by design.
Taking It Down
Jul 29: Newsworthy - TV & FilmThe TV and streaming discussion podcast Taking It Down, part of The Alabama Take podcast family, is getting close to episode 300. The show focuses on edifying TV discussion from the working class South, and has just looked at Apple TV's Lucky and this season's House of Dragons.
STACK with Jake and Ella
Jul 29: New Season - ArtsYour new favourite books podcast STACK with Jake and Ella is back for season two! In every episode the pair curate a stack of six brilliant books on a theme and this week's theme is Literally Beach Reads - books set on the coast, perfect for your holiday reading. Plus, cultural highlights from the break including Off Campus, Yesteryear, The Odyssey and Heartstopper.
Everybody Knows But Me
Jul 29: New Season - Society & CultureEverybody Knows But Me is back a new season. After being named one of Apple Podcasts' Best Podcasts of 2026, Holly Brown's acclaimed dark comedy documentary series, with Next Chapter Podcasts and Companion Arts, returns with an interview-style format: new celebrity guests, unbelievable family stories, and even more sitcom-inspired storytelling.
American History Hit
Jul 29: Newsworthy - HistoryIn American History Hit, Don Wildman explores the past to help us understand the United States of today. This week, we meet the biggest and baddest Outlaws in US history, starting with Billy the Kid.
30 for 30 Podcasts
Jul 28: New Season - SportsFrom 30 for 30 Podcasts, The Betrayal of Shohei Ohtani is a new six-part investigative series that reveals how baseball star Shohei Ohtani’s trusted friendship with interpreter Ippei Mizuhara unraveled amid an illegal sports betting scheme. With never-before-heard audio from the interview where Mizuhara revealed what was happening, the series leaves no detail of this deception untouched as it tells the tale of a brotherhood betrayed at the hands of the multi-billion-dollar illegal gambling industry.
Giving Pain Purpose with Lyndsay Soprano
Jul 28: New Season - Society & CultureGiving Pain Purpose launches a new season today, with more conversations led by host Lyndsay Soprano on living with chronic pain, trauma, and what it actually takes to heal when the world expects you to smile through it. The show blends dark humor, unfiltered storytelling, and real emotional safety in a space that usually offers either clinical detachment or toxic positivity - this show refuses both.
Podcasting Over 50 | Podcasting Strategy and Business Growth for Small Business Owners in Midlife
Jul 28: Newsworthy - EducationPodcasting Over 50 launches today, promising practical, jargon-free strategy for business owners in their 50s, 60s, and beyond who want to launch a podcast of their own. Host Julia Levine, aka The Podcast Teacher, brings 15 years of teaching experience to the show's step-by-step style. It's a rebrand of Podcasting for Solopreneurs, already 240 episodes in.
VW Garage Talk podcast
Jul 28: New Season - LeisureA new season of VW Garage Talk pulls up a chair with the people who keep the Volkswagen community moving. You’ll hear relaxed conversations about classic VWs, road trips, breakdowns, restorations, car shows, garage projects, and the friendships built around them, with stories from owners, builders, travelers, collectors, and other familiar faces from the VW world.
Not Just the Tudors
Jul 28: Newsworthy - HistoryHow did a kingdom of palaces, privilege and powdered wigs collapse into revolution? In Not Just the Tudors, Professor Suzannah Lipscomb traces the French Revolution from its smouldering origins and striking female ambition of figures such as Bess Hardwick and Marie Antoinette, to the dramatic and bloody storming of the Bastille to reveal the true stories of the revolt which changed the face of France forever.
etn.
Jul 28: New Podcast -A new tech network, etn, has relaunched with a $1.6mn seed round, in a brand new 1,500 sqft studio in central London. Launch week guests include former UK PM Rishi Sunak, the CEO of Axel Springer Mathias Döpfner, the CEO of Synthesia Victor Riparbelli, and YouTuber Caspar Lee.
Echoes of History
Jul 28: Newsworthy - HistoryRaise the Black Flag and let your reign over the seas begin! History Hit and Ubisoft continue their partnership with a special series of Echoes Of History diving into the real Golden Age of Piracy that inspired Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced. Matt Lewis and Dr Rebecca Simon shed light on the origins of Piracy in the Caribbean, Life in the Pirate Republic and the truth behind our favourite Pirate Myths.
PodBiz | Where’s The Money In Podcasting?
Jul 27: Newsworthy - Business"You have to be consistent and you have to be genuine in your subscription promotion", says Eric Barnett of Supporting Cast in this week's PodBiz. He shares how podcasters and networks can build recurring revenue through paid subscriptions.
How to Touch Grass
Jul 27: New Podcast - EducationIt may be time to rethink our relationships with our devices. How to Touch Grass is new from The Atlantic today, to look at the often-fraught, always-changing relationship people have with technology. The first episode looks at internet nostalgia and what it can teach us about what we want from our relationships with one another and with tech.
The Wash Exchange
Jul 27: Newsworthy - BusinessThere's a podcast for everyone - just like The Wash Exchange, which is a weekly podcast for car wash operators. Hosted by Blair Woodcock, the owner of Australian car wash chemical manufacturer Slipstream Pro, the show contains operator interviews, industry veterans, and where car washing is heading. The latest features Greg Cummins, one of Australia's first car wash owners, on 30 years in the industry and the drought that nearly ended it.
You Are Here: The Time Travel Podcast
Jul 27: New Podcast - Society & CultureYou Are Here: The Time Travel Podcast is a new podcast hosted by E.J. Kalafarski. Each episode the show will travel to a different year through the lens of a movie from that period, using film as a gateway into the politics, history, and pop culture of the moment. The first episode takes us to 1988.
You're Dead to Me
Jul 24: Newsworthy - HistoryThe new season of You're Dead to Me is out today, with an all new video version! In each episode, host Greg Jenner is joined by a comedian and an expert historian to learn and laugh about the past. This season, Greg is exploring: The epic poems Iliad and Odyssey to celebrate the movie release; the swashbuckling lives of pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read; the hidden history of underwear with comedian Vic Michaelis; the history of tea and how it became Britain's national drink; and so much more.
Podnews Weekly Review
Jul 24: Newsworthy - NewsApart from Dan Granger and Giles Martin from Oxford Road this week, Podnews Weekly Review also interviews Megan Lazovick from Edison Research at SSRS about the data they've worked on over the past few months.