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.
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.
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.
Richard Herring’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast (RHLSTP)
Jul 23: Newsworthy - ComedyRichard Herring’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast (RHLSTP) recently re-run an episode with Count Binface, a UK parliamentary candidate who is currently fighting against the scandal-ridden far-right politician Nigel Farage.
Why Am I Still Single?
Jul 23: Newsworthy - ComedyWhy Am I Still Single? is a weekly deep dive into the real stories, messy feelings, and absurd moments of being spectacularly single in Nigeria. Each episode, Check Edgar unravels one relationship drama, heartbreak plot twist, or friendship catastrophe with the same comedic deadpan you’d expect from late-night Lagos group chats. Honest, ridiculous, and weirdly relatable.
Buzzcast
Jul 23: Newsworthy - NewsCould your podcast be losing listeners before they ever press play? This week, Courtney Elmer joins Buzzcast to reveal the five podcast gatekeepers that shape a listener's first impression and what small changes could make a big difference for your own show.
Everything They Don't Tell You
Jul 23: Newsworthy - BusinessEverything They Don't Tell You is a no-BS podcast for builders-entrepreneurs, leaders, and creators growing their businesses, their teams, and themselves. The shows says it delivers value-driven conversations that bridge tactical business strategy with who you have to become to actually execute it.
Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom The Podcast
Jul 23: New Season - ScienceBack from the Brink is the new season of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom podcast highlighting the stories of threatened and endagered species, saved through conservation efforts. Hosted by wildlife ecologist Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant and veteran conservationist Peter Gros, each episode goes deep on a single species and the scientists, field biologists, and unexpected heroes who brought it back - with guests including Jeff Corwin, Philippe Cousteau Jr., and Coyote Peterson.
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educators
Jul 23: Newsworthy - EducationTeaching through Emotions, hosted by psychodynamic therapist Betsy Burris, has released a special episode centered on Vahombey Project, a school library project in the rural village of Bekitro, Madagascar. Alongside the episode, TTE is launching a fundraising campaign to support the library and its students.
Birth of a Parent
Jul 22: New Podcast - Kids & FamilyBirth of a Parent is new today from the Van Leer Foundation, exploring one of the least studied stages of human development: parenthood itself. The series brings together internationally renowned scientists, writers and public intellectuals to examine how caring for a child fundamentally reshapes the adult brain, body, identity and relationships.
All In Her Head
Jul 22: New Podcast - Society & CultureA young woman is starving to death. Some doctors say she needs life-saving surgery; others say the diagnosis doesn't exist. All In Her Head is a seven-part investigative podcast from RNZ’s award-winning journalist Anusha Bradley about Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), and explores the grey area where medicine, belief and evidence collide.
FRAMED BY FABLES
Jul 22: New Podcast - ComedyFramed by Fables explores the surprising gap between the creatures we imagine and their reality. Hosted by comedian and actor Helen Hong, Framed by Fables pairs a noted animal expert with a special guest to unpack how animal reputations emerged, what science reveals, and what happens when we dare to imagine animals differently. In Framed by Fables this week, you'll hear Melissa Ponzio, star of Teen Wolf, share her own real-life wolf encounter. This is where comedy meets zoology.
Tilibou: Bedtime Stories for Kids
Jul 22: Newsworthy - Kids & FamilyTilibou is a bedtime-stories podcast for ages 2-5 that runs the exact same show, natively, in 6 languages (French, English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian), same characters, same "no music at the end, so the falling-asleep child isn't woken" format, made for bilingual families. We link to the English version here; it's free, ad-free and GDPR-clean.
The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie and Katya
Jul 22: Newsworthy - ComedyThe Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie and Katya has signed with SiriusXM. Hosted by two of the world's most recognizable drag entertainers, the show has earned nearly 100 million lifetime downloads on RSS. It was previously with Confetti Cannon.
Intrigue
Jul 22: New Season - True CrimeThe BBC's Intrigue podcast is back for a new season, this time looking at one of the world's longest-running conspiracies: the bombing of a plane over Lockerbie, Scotland. Almost four decades on, there's fresh evidence and a new trial.
The Oprah Podcast
Jul 22: New Season - Society & CultureThe Oprah Podcast returns for a new season today, featuring bestselling author Allen Levi, with special appearances from country singer-songwriter Walker Hayes, record producer Claude Kelly, and designer and TV host Tamara Day.
Whatever! The Gen X Podcast
Jul 21: New Podcast - Society & CultureJohn Hughes' teen movies have never really left the cultural conversation. This week, Whatever! The Gen X Podcast hosts Dwayne and Heather Tanner take listeners through his meteoric rise, his complicated legacy, and the soundtrack choices that turned throwaway teen comedies into generational touchstones. From Sixteen Candles to The Breakfast Club, Hughes' filmography sits right at the center of how pop culture is relitigating the 80s.