PodBiz | Where’s The Money In Podcasting?
Oct 5: Newsworthy - BusinessTamara Zubiaty is on PodBiz this week, sharing how programmatic advertising is driving double-digit growth and bringing new brands into audio, breaks down the crucial distinction between brand safety and brand suitability, and offers key insights on industry maturity, measurement standards, and video expansion.
Dan Snow's History Hit
Oct 5: Newsworthy - HistoryThe Yakuza: A History of the Japanese Underworld: In History Hit, a deep dive into one of the world's most notorious and elusive crime syndicates. Across centuries of profound transformation, this Japanese mafia went from disgraced feudal outlaws to ultranationalist enforces and on to be one of the most formidable and well orgaized syndicated crime groups of the 20th century steeped in tradition and dark activity.
The Room We Wanted
Oct 5: New Podcast - Society & CultureIn The Room We Wanted, longtime broadcasters Brian Colburn and Jay Sweet take guests back to the things that mattered when they were growing up: the records they played, the movies and shows they watched, the toys and games they obsessed over, and the food they couldn’t get enough of. Each guest (roommate) chooses four things from their childhood and explores not only why they loved them then, but what those things say about who they are now.
Kids vs Parents: Your Ultimate Family Trivia Battle
Oct 5: Newsworthy - Kids & FamilyIn Kids vs Parents: Your Ultimate Family Trivia Battle this week, the tables are turning. It’s Nostalgia Week, with Gilmore Girls and Back to the Future taking over the family trivia battle and giving parents a rare chance to dominate the scoreboard. Kids have had their turn with Tangled, SpongeBob and Pokémon trivia — now it’s time to see what the front seat remembers.
Secretly Sporty
Oct 5: Newsworthy - ArtsSecretly Sporty, the podcast where writer Sebastian Langdell talks with authors, musicians, filmmakers, and other creatives about how their fitness practice intersects with their artistic practice, is transforming into Secretly Spooky. Every guest this month works in the horror genre from creatives such as Holly Amber Church, the "scream queen of scoring" to makeup artist and specialty costume builder Dan Crawley, known for his work on several Marvel films, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Terrifier 3, and Ghostbusters. Secretly Spooky brings dedicated episode art, new spooky theme music, and a lineup of horror-themed lightning round questions.
Crown and Controversy
Oct 5: New Season - NewsSeason four of Crown and Controversy launches today - “Shifting Dynamics” covers the changes the Royal Family experienced in 2016 and 2017, including Harry’s blind date with an American actress, the Queen's 90th birthday, and a surprise engagement. The Fab Four begin to take shape, and the first hint of what it may cost emerges.
History of the Germans from the Middle Ages to Reunification
Oct 2: Newsworthy - HistoryThe Reformation is amongst the most consequential events in German and arguably in European History. This is a story that stretches from the halls of the emperor down to the smallest peasant hovel. Everybody is forced to take sides and a new world emerges at the other end. The new season of History of the Germans is finally tackling this narrative.
Gone Medieval
Oct 2: Newsworthy - HistoryGone Medieval, the biggest medieval podcast in the world is now on YouTube. Every Friday Matt Lewis and Dr. Eleanor Janega dive into all the stories, battles, myths, crusades gone wrong, Royalty and real peasant lives, including tackling perhaps the most important question of all: Did Alfred really burn the cakes?
Podcast Perspectives
Oct 2: Newsworthy - BusinessOn Podcast Perspectives this week, beehiiv's Ainsley Rossitto shares why she recently left Paramount’s podcast division for beehiiv, what exactly a head of podcasts does at a newsletter company, and what beehiiv believes it can bring to podcasting that creators aren't getting elsewhere.
Fan Girl Football
Oct 2: Newsworthy - SportsQuarterback injuries are reshaping fantasy football lineups heading into Week 4. On Fan Girl Football, you’ll hear the latest NFL player news, injury updates, and fantasy implications in Judy Adabie’s Fantasy Football Check-In. Tackle tough start/sit decisions, player matchups, and lineup strategy with Judy and Gina Noble on The Weekly Game Plan, then explore waiver wire pickups and roster replacements with Stacy Perez’s Waiver Wire Report. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced fantasy manager, you’ll find practical advice to prepare for kickoff.
Vintage Politics
Oct 1: Newsworthy - NewsIn today's episode of Vintage Politics, Anthony Scaramucci admits he would be open to running for president in 2028 if there was real momentum. He also said that Trump's hair looks like a rat. Previously he described it as a dead raccoon.
The Interface
Oct 1: New Season - TechnologyFrom the BBC, The Interface is back with a new co-host and refreshed editorial focus. This season, Jessica Maddox joins co-host and BBC technology columnist Thomas Germain. Every Wednesday, the hosts dissect the stories that matter to you– or soon will: consumer technology, internet culture, Silicon Valley power plays, digital controversies and, of course, the fallout from AI. Under every story lies a bigger question about human behavior, identity, and connection in a world where technology influences everything.
Teaching through Emotions: how to feel better and teach better
Oct 1: Newsworthy - EducationTeaching through Emotions, the award-winning podcast hosted by teacher educator and psychotherapist Betsy Burris, PhD, releases its fourth season today. The show takes listeners inside real Teacher Support Groups (TSGs). Each episode centers on one teacher's story: what's bothering them, how the support group and Betsy reframe the issue, and the plan of action that follows.
You, Me and An Album
Oct 1: Newsworthy - MusicLast week, You, Me and An Album reached two milestones in the same episode. Host Al Melchior's conversation with Jorina Stamm—frontwoman for the Swiss indie pop band Soft Loft—was the show's 250th episode. Stamm's choice of album to discuss was Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend, and it was the first time a guest had picked a recently-released album to talk about. Today, the show embarks on its next chapter, as Ep 251 features virtuoso drummer Cindy Blackman Santana discussing Give the Drummer Some (2020) and other albums from her discography.
the Daily Quote - Positive Daily Inspiration and Motivational Quote of the Day
Oct 1: Newsworthy - Society & CultureThe daily podcast for daily inspiration to kick start your day in a positive way, The Daily Quote, hits episode 1,000 today. The show promises inspirational quotes from everyone from Winston Churchill to Seth Godin and Tony Robbins.
OMINOUS THRILL
Oct 1: New Season - FictionIt’s time for Her Horrorween! From the multiple award-winning Ominous Thrill, Her Horrorween is a fifteen-episode women authored horror anthology season releasing throughout October. Through a series of sound-rich episodes, Her Horrorween reveals what horror can do when women are in power – as both its authors and its subject.
Your Daily Bible Verse
Oct 1: Newsworthy - Religion & SpiritualityYour Daily Bible Verse launched a new series, Courage for the Journey, a 22-episode series through the Book of Joshua. Follow Joshua and the Israelites as they step into the unknown and discover what their journey can teach us about trusting God's Word one step at a time.
Money Lab with Bill Harris
Sep 30: New Podcast - BusinessShould you buy the house you've been eyeing for months? Exercise your stock options? Retire early? Former PayPal CEO Bill Harris is putting real financial decisions like these to the test in his new podcast, Money Lab. Each episode runs a real-world money decision through a new AI-driven financial planning app, building a tailored financial model and running the numbers against realistic scenarios. You'll hear exactly how the trade-offs and variables behind a decision play out.
Speak To An Agent
Sep 30: New Podcast - TechnologyOn most enterprise-AI podcasts, the moment a guest works for the company behind the mic, the conversation turns into a sales pitch. Speak To An Agent is built so that can't happen. Every two weeks, host Neeraj Verma, who has grown NiCE's agentic AI business past $400 million, sits down with engineers, analysts, and enterprise operators. You'll hear them talk openly about what's working with agentic AI, what isn't, and who's accountable when an agent gets it wrong.
The Speaker
Sep 30: New Podcast - Society & CultureThe Speaker was brand new this month from KQED - a five-part series with Nancy Pelosi. For the series, host Scott Shafer was provided unique access to the Speaker Emerita and her friends, family and colleagues and rivals on Capitol Hill. The result provides fascinating portrait of a singular figure in modern American politics and of political power.