Street You Grew Up On

Kerry Washington takes her guests back to where their stories began, starting with a simple question about the street they grew up on. This sparks a conversation about the people, places, family stories, and defining moments that shaped them into who they are today. Past guests have included notable figures such as Michelle Obama and John Legend. Kerry Washington explores these personal narratives with her guests.

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The Real Influencers (of Canada)

Gabrielle Bouchard explores how positive change happens through strong democracies and in-person connections. The Real Influencers of Canada highlights individuals bringing people together and shares their stories and practical ideas. These stories include transforming public spaces and community initiatives that build trust and connection. The show features guests like Jenny Perez, Anna Jahn, and Kulvir Gill, who are working to create positive change in their communities.

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Gerbil

Investigative reporter Allen Salkin spent six years chasing the origins of a salacious and unproven rumor that has shadowed Richard Gere for four decades. This story is about gossip, power, politics, the internet and the peculiar wiring of our own brains. The Hollywood Reporter presents an in-depth look at how this rumor started and evolved over time. Allen Salkin’s investigation uncovers a complex narrative.

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That Said with Talia Schlanger

Welcome to a show that doesn’t skim the surface. That Said with Talia Schlanger is where intelligence and curiosity meet great conversation.

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Black with Benefits

Black with Benefits follows Reign and Hassan, two Black millennials in a no-strings-attached situationship, as their undeniable chemistry collides with unresolved wounds and opposing attachment styles. Through humor and raw emotional storytelling, the series explores relationship patterns and the desire for deep connection. Shirlz Rejouis is behind the show. The story is told with vulnerability and humor.

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The Bird Roads

Tin Can Audio presents a new post-apocalyptic series following a pilot searching for her lost lovers in a changed world. The story unfolds through a series of acts and parts. The pilot’s journey is at the heart of the narrative. The Bird Roads is a story of love and survival.

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All These Wonderful Things

All These Wonderful Things is a podcast about documentary film and the people who make it, hosted by filmmaker AJ Schnack and Oscar-winning producer Lisa Remington. The show picks up conversations started on Schnack’s blog about the crafts of documentary filmmaking, including cinematography, editing, and sound design. Filmmakers, craftspeople, distributors, and curators are among the guests. The podcast is hosted by AJ Schnack and Lisa Remington.

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SuperPod Kids

Malia and Cody Westheimer create a world of calm imaginative adventures with Kiko, a kind and curious young orca, as she explores friendship, big feelings, and the wonders of the ocean with her pod. Each story supports social-emotional learning and includes parent and teacher guides and activities to continue the learning beyond the episode. The show is designed for kids ages 2–8 and features episodic story-time episodes. Kiko’s adventures promote social-emotional learning through fun and imaginative storytelling.

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Doing Good

Conversations with nonprofit leaders, entrepreneurs, and community builders are at the heart of this show, which features discussions with individuals making a difference in the lives of others. Michael Campbell engages with guests from various fields, including philanthropy, education, and healthcare. These conversations highlight the work of people driving positive change. The show explores topics such as social impact and community development through in-depth interviews.

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Please Don’t

Chronically online, annoyingly right — Raven Smith & Joel Golby are kings of the hot take. Meet the algorithm bloodhounds sniffing out the correct cultural opinions.

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3 Finger Salute

Three TV journalists with differing views team up to pose questions and invite guests to share their stories. Natasha, Mike, and Kristin lead conversations that are unfiltered and unexpected, covering topics such as OnlyFans, psychics, and polyamory. Their debates are fiery but balanced, often ending in disagreement, but never disrespect. The show offers unfiltered perspectives with candid and funny charm.

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How Do You Get Through The Day?

Comedians Ian Roberts and Will Hines talk to guests about the coping strategies they use to get through the day!

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Generation: Baby-Sitters Club

“Generation: The media we love & how it shapes us” is a podcast series from Connecticut Public. Each season tells the origin story of a beloved cultural touchstone, asks what keeps it alive across generations, and explores how it shapes who we’ve become.

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2004: The Year Indie Rock Broke

The year 2004 brought a seismic shift in indie rock. Hosted by Bethany Cosentino (Best Coast), this show makes the case with the help of members of Arcade Fire, Death Cab for Cutie, The Shins, Spoon, Modest Mouse, The Decemberists, Tegan & Sara, Metric, and industry leaders from record labels, iTunes, and TV shows like The O.

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Not Just A Terrible Story

When Stacie Love married her former high school teacher, she thought it was a whirlwind romance. Two decades later, she discovered the truth behind the day their lives unraveled: a federal search, an unseen investigation, and a story far darker than she ever knew.

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Hustle Like You’re Broke

Come hustle with Michael Strahan and Constance Schwartz-Morini. Each week on Hustle Like You’re Broke, these longtime friends and business partners share stories from their own journey, and sit down with some of the biggest names in sports, entertainment, business, and culture to talk about success, setbacks, relationships, and everything it took to get to where they are.

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Al-Fayed: Who Looked Away?

Launching September 19th. Mohamed Al-Fayed was the billionaire businessman who owned the iconic department store — Harrods.

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VARÚÐ RPG

VARÚÐ: Dead Ísland (played in English) is a family of survivors attempting to find safety in a zombie apocalypse set on the south coast of Iceland. We play Dead Ísland using a modified version of Chaosium’s Basic Roleplaying system.

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Before The Moment with Nile Rodgers

A lifetime spent making music is a lifetime made up of individual moments. And no moment is more important than the one before the big change.

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Jersey Made

Jersey Made is the music history podcast that asks how one small state shaped the soundtrack of America. Host Buzz Knight, dives into New Jersey music history: the iconic venues, legendary songwriters and historic studios that created the Jersey sound.

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Health or Hype

Every day, we’re surrounded by health advice: endless tips, trends, diets, hacks and supposed quick fixes. But when it comes to our bodies and minds, what can genuinely help make a difference — and what is just hype?

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Brumbassadors: Why Birmingham Means Business

Forget the stereotypes. Brumbassadors brings you real stories behind one of the UK’s most exciting city-regions.

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The Long Goodbye with Graeme Sutherland

The Long Goodbye is a podcast for anyone whose life has been touched by Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Hosted by Graeme Sutherland, the series brings together personal stories, expert insight and honest conversations with families, carers, advocates and healthcare professionals who understand the realities of living with dementia.

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Shooting Star Unwrapped

Welcome to Shooting Star Unwrapped , the official podcast from Shooting Star Children’s Hospices , hosted by Executive Vice-President Karen Sugarman MBE. Over a cup of tea, Karen sits down with some of the charity’s best-known Vice-Presidents, Patrons and celebrity supporters for heartfelt, honest and inspiring conversations about their remarkable lives and careers, as well as their personal connection to Shooting Star.

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Don’t Lie To Me

At its core, the podcast is about an age-gap friendship that feels both unexpected and completely natural. Two women at different points in life, bonded by shared chaos and girlhood in all its forms.

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Public Apology

A podcast about scandals, allegedly. Milo Edwards , Sophie Garrad and Ed Campbell tackle scandals and media-circuses of every shape and size and try not to get sued.

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La Bestia with Ronald Acuña Jr.

Hosted by MLB superstar Ronald Acuña Jr. , La Bestia is a culture-driven video and audio podcast that dives into the heart of Latino identity: familia, hustle, music, pressure, pride, and the mindset it takes to become “La Bestia” in your own life.

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Good Question with Amanda Lang

Every great conversation starts with a good question. Not the kind that shows off, the kind that shows up.

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Separation Anxiety: The Alberta Referendum

Separation Anxiety explores the Alberta separatist movement, examining its influences, ideas and grievances. Danielle Paradis and Tim Querengesser investigate who the separatists are and what they want. The series traces the movement’s evolution, from its century-old roots to recent events. Paradis and Querengesser follow organizers to understand the issues fuelling the movement.

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In the Zone: Understanding Big Feelings for Kids

In the Zone is a scripted musical podcast for early learning listeners where big feelings become big adventures. At the heart of the series is Leon, a lovable chameleon whose emotions magically transform the Zone Center, a magic clubhouse that changes color with big feelings.

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Daren the Peasant Chef

When a young culinary-minded peasant accidentally injures the king’s chef, he agrees to take the chef’s place and cook for the royal staff instead of spending days in the pillory. At its heart, Daren the Peasant Chef tells the story of growing up, leaving home, and finding your own identity when you are so used to falling back on the closed-minded opinions of those around you.

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Salty Sweet: The Healing Podcast for Couples on the Brink

Salty Sweet: The Healing Podcast for Couples on the Brink Real couples during the real work. No script, and no guarantees.

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At Home with The Andres

What really happens behind the doors of the Andre household? Peter and Emily invite you into their world for honest conversations, family chaos and laugh-out-loud stories far funnier and more revealing than you ever could have imagined.

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BuildingNow

BuildingNow is conversations with founders who shipped something real and are crushing it. I’m Maya (@buildwithmaya).

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Nerd Alert

Ben and Pete, from the cast of The Players Keep, sit down every week to talk about everything they love that makes them the nerds we all know… Mainly Dungeons and Dragons.

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The Binge Cases: Doctor Billions

After Derika Moses injured her back at work, she got her spine fused. But after surgery, her pain only got worse.

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Tales From The Other Place

A series of standalone dramas from three fresh British writers. Each episode drops one impossible thing into an everyday life — a technology that probably shouldn’t exist, a visitor who probably shouldn’t be here, a door that definitely wasn’t there yesterday — and listens closely to what it exposes about the human condition.

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Call Sign Condor: Latino Soldiers Fighting in Ukraine

Why would someone decide to risk their life for a country that is not their own? What might they be searching for?

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The Room We Wanted

The Room We Wanted explores the things that mattered to people growing up in New Jersey, and how those things helped shape who they became. Hosts Brian Colburn and Jay Sweet invite a guest each episode to build the room they wanted to live in, choosing four essential items from their past. These choices can range from music and movies to television, games, food, and more. By examining these selections, the show reveals why they were important then and what they still mean now.

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RECOVERING with Christopher French

RECOVERING is an honest interview series hosted by Christopher French about what happens after life changes us and how we find a way forward. French speaks with people about what they have survived, the scars they carry, and the ways they have learned to heal, from addiction and illness to natural disasters and more. These conversations make room for heartbreak and hard-won wisdom, as well as laughter and absurdity. By exploring different stories, RECOVERING reveals commonalities in the recovery process.

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Zero Reject: The Uncertain Future of Special Education

Getting your child the support they need at school shouldn’t feel like a fight, but for millions of families, it does. Anya Kamenetz, an award-winning journalist, examines how changing federal policies are reshaping special education in Zero Reject. The podcast looks at what’s at stake for families trying to access the support their children are legally entitled to. Understood.org presents this investigative series.

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Fame Under Fire

Fame Under Fire examines the lives of celebrities and public figures, exploring the challenges they face and the consequences of being in the spotlight. The podcast offers a closer look at the experiences of those in the public eye. Details of their personal and professional lives are discussed, providing insight into the realities of fame.

Basketball, Etc.

Basketball, Etc. , a new podcast from iHeart Podcasts, offers an antidote to the hot take shouting matches dominating sports media: a show for the nuance, the et cetera of it all.

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Personally: Agent Layla

Vienna Luke’s life changed forever when something terrible happened to her at 20 years old, and for over a decade the truth remained buried. When she becomes a mother, Vienna decides to confront the past and uncover the truth, with her sister Shawnessy playing a key role in the search for answers and justice. Hosted by Jodie Martinson, Personally: Agent Layla is a true story about memory, family and one woman’s pursuit of the truth. The show explores the human experience through a gripping and complex narrative.

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Unmasked with Dr Basra

Unmasked with Dr Basra explores the real conversations behind ADHD, autism, mental health, neurodiversity and wellbeing. Consultant psychiatrist Dr Basra hosts open and honest conversations with people with lived experience, clinicians, and inspiring guests. The show challenges stigma and shares different perspectives to build greater understanding of neurodiversity and mental health. Dr Basra’s conversations help to go beyond labels and diagnoses.

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Stress Test, from Mother Jones

Stress Test tracks the fight, the money, and the lies in the lead-up to Election Day, hunting for hope along the way. Washington Bureau Chief David Corn and Video Correspondent Garrison Hayes connect the day’s headlines to deeply reported coverage from the Mother Jones newsroom. The show digs into issues like election interference, extreme candidates, and immigration enforcement. Corn and Hayes explore the real threats and potential backlash shaping the country’s future.

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Love, Lately with Loren LoRosa

Loren LoRosa and Dr. Contessa Metcalfe explore sex, relationships, and culture in a judgment-free space. They discuss topics like body counts, getting tested, and sexual health myths with humor and honesty. Each episode features expert insight and open conversations about the questions listeners may be too nervous to ask. Loren and Dr. Contessa are joined by guests like Ciara to talk about love, relationships, and women’s health.

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The Design Drop

The Design Drop cuts through polished advice to explore the mistakes, lessons, and unspoken rules of building a creative career. Host Caroline Murphy offers guidance and sits down with designers, leaders, and experts for candid conversations about what it takes to succeed. These conversations provide real stories and practical takeaways from people who have learned from their experiences. Caroline Murphy’s discussions with guests like Clare Sullivan offer valuable insights into the industry.

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Dollars & Sense with Michelle Singletary

Financial decisions are rarely just about the money and when life and money collide, it can be hard to make sense of either. Michelle Singletary, Washington Post personal finance columnist, helps real people navigate financial questions through candid conversations with everyday people, experts, and public figures. She discusses debt, spending habits, retirement, and other financial topics to help listeners make informed decisions. Michelle Singletary offers advice to help people make sense of their finances.

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Money Lab with Bill Harris

What if you could test every money decision before you made it? Bill Harris Presents Money Lab is the personal finance podcast that turns real-life financial questions into experiments and puts them to the test.

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OMG Obsessed with Zosia Mamet

Zosia Mamet sits down with cool people to talk about the obsessions and hyperfixations that have become their whole personality, from TV shows they’ve watched repeatedly to specific skincare routines. The conversations are loaded with recommendations on what to watch, read, and buy. Zosia Mamet, known for her role in GIRLS, leads these discussions, sharing her own obsessions, including her love of horses. Each episode features new people with new obsessions.

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Speak to an Agent

Speak to an Agent explores what it really takes to bring AI into large organizations, and why real understanding matters more than a polished voice. Featuring people and ideas shaping the future of CX AI, the show gets candid about what’s working and what isn’t. Neeraj Verma talks to innovators, thought leaders, and decision makers about their experiences with AI. They discuss what changes now that machines can reason, plan, and act at a human level.

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A Different World View with Darryl & Kadeem

Kadeem Hardison and Darryl M. Bell dive into arts and pop culture, and rewatch every episode of A Different World on their comedy podcast. They bring their unique perspectives to discussions on a range of topics. The show is a space for them to share their thoughts and reactions. Kadeem Hardison and Darryl M. Bell lead the conversations.

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Is She Game?

Is She Game? is a hub for the ever-expanding world of women’s sports, building community by serving fans and creating new ones. Host Coach Jackie J breaks down the latest news in sports and culture, and hangs out with special guests. She has her finger on the pulse of sports worldwide, from the WNBA to local leagues. Coach Jackie J teaches about women’s sports to turn listeners into fans.

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Sanctuary: The Power of Resonance and Ritual

Sanctuary explores the role of music in healing, community-building, and belonging, drawing from various cultures and sanctuary traditions. Hosted by Grammy Award-winning musician Rhiannon Giddens, the show features interviews with musicians and academics tracing the roots of these traditions. Silkroad artists share their performances and form new connections with communities through cross-cultural creations. The show celebrates music, traditions, and communities that represent sanctuary.

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Drive Thru Magic

Drive Thru Magic follows two strangers who fall for each other through a speaker box, connecting and sharing their grief as they learn how to move forward as young adults. The show stars Briggon Snow as Gabe and Daniel J. Kim as Louie, with appearances by Danielle Kennedy and Lauren Shippen. Gabe and Louie’s nightly conversations at the drive-thru window become a source of comfort and growth. The series is created by Briggon Snow and produced by Atypical Artists.

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No Safe Words with October and Tony Gonzalez

Marriage isn’t one-size-fits-all, taking trust, resilience, and serious effort, especially under public scrutiny. October Tobie Gonzalez and Tony Gonzalez, partners of 20 years, have raw, unfiltered conversations with high-profile couples about love, conflict, and growth in the modern world. The show features discussions on topics like parenting hurdles, couples therapy, and relationships in the public eye. October and Tony Gonzalez pull back the curtain on what it really takes to make a relationship work.

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Corner Piece

Corner Piece starts small on life’s biggest questions. Join Taha, Melissa, and Sabrina (lifelong friends, full-time nerds) as they connect their personal questions to the profound nature of being a person.

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The Fastest Girl in Somalia

Olympian Samia Yusuf Omar will stop at nothing to get to the next Summer Olympics. Running across borders.

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Get Worse with Kyle Prue

Kyle Prue hosts Get Worse, an advice show where he interviews guests from various backgrounds, including comedians, philosophers, and experts, and responds to write-in questions. The advice given is never intentionally good. Kyle Prue brings his unique perspective as an author and internet personality to the show. The show features a wide range of guests and topics.

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Dispatches from the Divide

Monica Guzman follows individuals into moments of extreme conflict in this limited series, where stakes are high and relationships, careers, and communities are on the line. Four stories explore ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances that take surprising turns. These are gripping looks at courage, compassion, forgiveness, and the surprising ways people respond when tension is at its peak. Dispatches from the Divide is a co-production of BYUradio, Braver Angels, and Disagree Better.

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Stroud’s Wild Valleys

Stroud in Gloucestershire is a small market town surrounded by hills and boasting historical canals, rivers, and nature reserves. This setting has made it a hub for people with a passion for nature and the environment. Al Booth, a former BBC Radio producer-turned conservation volunteer, explores the area’s wildlife havens, accompanied by project leaders and volunteers from the Stroud Valleys Project. She experiences how people and nature can thrive together in this beautiful part of the world.

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CTRL SHIFT

Ctrl Shift is an interview podcast about the shifts people make in their careers and lives, and the shortcuts they pick up along the way. Host and Pick 2 Solutions Founder, DeVante Pickering, sits down with seasoned leaders and traces the whole arc: where they started, what changed, and what they learned navigating the turns.

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Matters Arising

Lower Clumpthorpe is the quintessential English village. Quiet, cosy, quaint, it’s the picture of rural harmony.

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The Vardø Witch Trials

Everyone knows Salem. Almost nobody knows Vardø.

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Future Proof from Semafor Technology

Technology is at an inflection point. From AI to the forces reshaping business, science, and daily life, the pace of change is accelerating.

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Build Without Breaking

Florence St Leger hosts Build Without Breaking, a podcast about training, mental health, and the challenges faced by industry professionals. Through honest conversations with guests like Actor and Coach Stacia Keogh, the show unpacks the harmful practices that are often seen as part of the industry. The podcast explores what it’s like to be in training and how those experiences can follow into professional life. Healthier ways of working are also discussed, with a focus on creating positive change.

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Is Late Night Dead? (A Daily Comedy News Series)

Host Johnny Mac explores the history of late-night TV through the people who made it matter, including David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, and Johnny Carson. The series examines the evolution of the late-night desk and the key figures who fought over it. From the Tonight Show wars to the current state of late-night comedy, Johnny Mac tells a personal story of where late night came from and whether anything is left worth fighting for. The show is a soul-searching look at the past and future of late-night TV.

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Still Life

Still Life tells real stories through immersive sound and documentary storytelling, exploring different forms of loss and grief in the United Kingdom. Naomi Bloomstein and Chloe Turpin bring to life intimate audio portraits of love, identity, and resilience. These stories navigate unexpected turns in life, such as a breast cancer diagnosis and family estrangement. The show shares lived, intimate moments rarely spoken aloud.

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Mother Runner

Hosted by Dana Wiker, Mother Runner explores the often unspoken gray area of postpartum, including identity loss, and how running can help mothers reclaim themselves. The show follows a mother’s journey as she trains for a marathon and navigates the challenges of postpartum. Dana Wiker examines the ways in which running can bring mothers back to themselves. The podcast also features conversations with guests like Kristin Stokes, discussing what running brings to motherhood.

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Far Away, Up Close: Global Stories from The Carter Center

Founded by former U. S.

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Mud, Sweat and Cheers

The passion, pride and drama of local sport. Go behind the scenes of clubs and communities to uncover the moments that rarely make the headlines.

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Anything

Comedy at the speed of sound, Anything goes with a bit of swagger and a lot of soul, in a unique variety show format. The show features stand-up, music, sketches, and readings, creating a hangout that feels both sophisticated and free. Adam Ventnor is behind the show, which blends sharp and wistful moments for a distinctive listening experience. Anything covers a range of topics, from the abstract to the everyday, in its eclectic episodes.

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Dying On Tuesday

For John Borden, dying is the least of his worries in 1989 as he navigates life as an unscrupulous waterbed salesman. He meets Claire, a beautiful psychic, at a tarot party, where she predicts seven absurd events over the next seven days, culminating in his death on the seventh day. Bill Keenan’s show follows John as Claire’s predictions start coming true with eerie precision, forcing him to face hard questions about fate. Can John cheat his fate or are there worse things than death.

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The Builders

Walter Isaacson sits down with the most consequential names in AI and tech to understand the futures they’re building. Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and Fei-Fei Li are among those who open up about their ambitions and what drives them. These intimate conversations reveal their thoughts on humanity and the implications of their work. Walter Isaacson, a bestselling biographer and professor of history, leads the discussions.

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Radical with Gabriel Gatehouse

Open mind, critical lens. Conversations with radical people about radical ideas to change the world.

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Priced Out with David Pralong

You cannot afford to live in the city you work in, and everyone in the industry has a reason why that can never change. David Pralong is the exception.

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BABY

How do you know you’re lost, if you don’t even know you’re missing? The remarkable story of Melissa Highsmith being found 51 years after being kidnapped as a baby made global headlines, but the shocking details of what actually happened to her and the family that never stopped looking for her has never been fully told — until now.

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The Late-Night Parent Club

Still awake, you’re in good company. The Late-Night Parent Club, hosted by Minah Shannon, tackles the questions that keep parents up at night, from sleepless nights and newborn worries to relationships and mental health. Minah is joined by parenting experts and real parents for honest conversations and practical advice. The show offers reassurance and a sense of community for parents navigating the everyday chaos of raising children.

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Still Counting

Dive into the world of politics with Nate Silver, Clare Malone, and Galen Druke as they dissect the latest happenings and the numbers driving them. From elections to AI, they offer rigorous analysis with a dash of hot takes — minus the spin and false certainties.

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Fault Line: Haditha

For two decades, the truth about the Haditha massacre has been shrouded in controversy. In 2005, 24 Iraqi civilians were killed by a squad of US Marines, sparking a battle over accountability and the lengths the Marine Corps would go to protect itself. NCIS Special Agent Michael Maloney uncovered concealed evidence and faced pressure to alter his findings. Now, with unseen documentary footage, filmmaker Michael Epstein unravels this gripping, untold story.

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But You Can’t Stay Here

Delve into the whirlwind journey of writer Ines Bellina as she grapples with the decision to stay in her native Peru or return to her fast-paced life in the United States. “But You Can’t Stay Here” explores the highs and lows of returning home, with Ines sharing candid conversations, expert insights, and her own humorous musings on what it truly means to belong. Will she find contentment in Lima or be drawn back to the land of pricey eggs? Tune in to follow her decision-making saga.

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The Vic Mensa Show

Vic Mensa, renowned for his collaborations with music giants and roles on popular TV shows, brings his signature style to The Vic Mensa Show. This video-first series dives into politics and culture, prioritizing stories over statistics. With a knack for challenging the powerful while uplifting the unheard, Mensa’s format promises engaging discussions.

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Death of an Artist

In season 3 of Death of an Artist, journalists Leon Neyfakh and Alice Gregory delve into the tragic and perplexing choice of acclaimed children’s book author Petra Mathers and her husband Michael, who sent farewell letters before ending their lives together. Through intimate interviews with friends and family, the series explores their untimely decision’s impact on their community and loved ones. Previous seasons included explorations of modern art pioneers Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, and the mysterious death of artist Ana Mendieta.

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Call ’Em Like Museum with Eric Johnson

Call ’Em Like Museum with Eric Johnson dives into the fascinating world of museums, exploring what makes them tick and why they captivate us. Join Eric as he chats with directors, curators, and enthusiasts about everything from exhibit design to the ultimate gift shop finds. Season One highlights the vibrant museums of the San Francisco Bay Area, including the Walt Disney Family Museum and the mysterious Winchester Mystery House.

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Time Travelling Queers

History gets a fabulous makeover as Time Travelling Queers takes you on a journey through the vibrant past of queer culture. Buckle up in the back of the cab with drag king extraordinaire Don One, as celebrity guests and historians reveal the lives and moments of extraordinary queer figures. Each episode dives into the colorful tapestry of history that has shaped the community, offering a fresh perspective on the past.

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History of the 90s: The Tupac Murder Trial

Dive into the tumultuous 90s with an exploration of the infamous Tupac murder trial in the History of the 90s podcast. From seismic cultural shifts to iconic moments, this episode unravels the complexities surrounding Tupac Shakur’s untimely death. Perfect for those who crave a nostalgic rewind through the decade’s defining stories.

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The Woman in the Woods

Nick and Mindi Kassotis lived under the shadow of fear, convinced they were being hunted due to Nick’s classified military work. Their world took a dark turn when Mindi died suddenly, followed by Nick’s death. However, the discovery of dismembered remains in a wooded area unraveled their story, revealing layers of deception. “48 Hours” correspondent Erin Moriarty delves into this tangled web of mystery, uncovering the truth behind the facade.

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The Haunted Library

Step into The Haunted Library, a mysterious realm where classic horror tales are brought to life by Colin Morgan and guest host Katie Leung. From Gothic novels like Frankenstein and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde to chilling stories by Edgar Allan Poe and Bram Stoker, this library’s collection is sure to send shivers down your spine. Prepare for haunted houses, uncanny apparitions, and dangerous ambitions as you delve into these timeless tales. The Haunted Library is open, inviting you to linger among its eerie shelves.

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Simmer Down

Simmer Down, with host Kathleen Biggins of C-Change Conversations, delves into the pressing topic of climate change. With a nonpartisan and science-based approach, the podcast explores how climate change impacts our daily lives, from health to food to sports. Whether you’re curious or concerned, these insightful discussions offer hope and practical guidance for a better future.

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The Making of a President

Peter Hamby, Puck’s acclaimed political correspondent, delves into the intricate workings of modern presidential campaigns in The Making of a President. The podcast uncovers insights from strategists, operatives, and other influential figures shaping the future of politics. As it navigates the road to 2028 and beyond, it explores the evolving media landscape, technology, and generational shifts redefining political power.

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The History Podcast

Andrew Hunter Murray delves into last century’s most notorious publishing scandal involving the alleged discovery of Adolf Hitler’s diaries. This gripping tale of forgery, involving secret missions, millions of Deutschmarks, and journalistic fervor, captivated the world until it unraveled. Murray interviews key players and explores the chaos that ensued, drawing parallels to today’s era of misinformation. Amid yachts, Nazi-themed escapades, and unbelievable twists, the podcast seeks lessons from this monumental hoax.

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The Binge Crimes: What Happened to the Harrisons?

At 3635 Pitch Pine Crescent, a home once filled with joyous gatherings, a chilling mystery unfolded when three family members died within five years, each death dismissed by authorities. Investigative reporter Amy Dempsey Raven delves into the truth behind these tragic events. Discover the haunting secrets of this seemingly peaceful house in What Happened to the Harrisons? on The Binge Crimes.

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Women Under Pressure

High-performing women in healthcare, emergency services, or leadership roles often excel under pressure but struggle to leave work behind when the day ends. Women Under Pressure is a podcast designed for these ambitious individuals who seek success without compromising their mental health, physical health, or relationships. Led by Kristen Plake, a licensed trauma therapist, the show delves into how demanding careers impact women and offers insights on maintaining ambition while nurturing well-being. With practical advice and expert conversations, it moves beyond typical stress management, offering valuable recovery strategies without asking women to be less driven.

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Get TO The Point

Get TO The Point brings Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Owens and award-winning comedian Chris Spencer together for unfiltered chats about sports, culture, comedy, and life. With T.O.’s unapologetic honesty and Chris’s sharp wit, no topic is off-limits — from headline news and pop culture to locker room tales and Hollywood encounters. Expect bold debates and candid conversations with celebrity friends. Real Talk. Always On Point.

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The Early Cancer Diagnosis Podcast

The Early Cancer Diagnosis Podcast is a four-part series from BCfm Radio, delving into breast, prostate, lung, and bowel cancer. Hosted by Laura Rawlings and Patrick Hart, who share their personal cancer experiences, the series features candid conversations with NHS clinicians. Episodes cover vital signs, symptoms, screening, myths, and barriers to seeking help, all with a focus on understanding one’s body and increasing confidence in seeking medical advice. Produced with support from the NHS SWAG Cancer Alliance, it aims to reach underserved communities in the South West.

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Crime in America with Joe Budden

Crime in America with Joe Budden takes you inside the gripping cases shaping communities across the nation. Through engaging conversations with local reporters, Joe delves into what happened, what’s still unknown, and the potential directions these stories may take. With a spotlight on both national headlines and emerging stories, this series offers an insider’s look at true crime from the ground level. Produced by Wolf Entertainment and Headline Studio, it’s a must for true crime enthusiasts.

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Buried Evidence

Delve into the intriguing world of historical true crime with Buried Evidence, where bestselling historian Rebecca Rideal and archaeologist Professor Raksha Dave uncover the darkest chapters of criminal history. From Otzi the Iceman to the Salem Witch Trials, they use archaeology and modern forensic science to separate fact from folklore. Discover why history’s oldest guilty pleasures still captivate us today.

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Happy Hour with Ina Garten

Join the delightful Ina Garten as she welcomes you into her New York City apartment for Happy Hour. Each episode features engaging chats with fascinating guests from the realms of culture, food, art, sports, and entertainment. With a blend of warmth, humor, and unexpected stories, this podcast is like eavesdropping on a captivating dinner party. So, grab a drink, settle in, and enjoy the lively conversation.

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Guard the Yard

Guard the Yard with Yeardley Smith is a sports interview show that delves beyond the game. Yeardley sits down with professional athletes to explore how they measure success and who they are off the field. These warm, wide-ranging conversations uncover the careers, lives, and passions that define them. Before time runs out, each guest faces a rapid-fire round inspired by their sport’s clock.

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The Dash

The Dash dives into the essence of life, focusing on the impactful little dash that represents living. Hosted by Elizabeth Chambers and Marissa Hermer, this podcast celebrates women and challenges outdated myths about life stages. They offer candid chats on aging, relationships, and more, delivering brutally honest advice with a side of laughter. It’s like a lively night out with your most entertaining girlfriends.

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The Seán Chorus

The Seán Chorus, hosted by ornithologist and wildlife sound recordist Seán Ronayne, transports listeners to the serene sounds of nature. After a five-year quest to capture the voices of Ireland’s birds, Seán shares his vast archive of over 40,000 recordings. From quirky farting seals to melodic birdsong, each episode reveals the stories and adventures behind these natural symphonies. It’s a peaceful escape from the chaos of everyday life, blending authentic field audio with insightful conversations for a truly immersive experience.

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Let Us Cook

On Let Us Cook, join the adventure of learning new skills for the successful, famous, and cool who haven’t found the time. The host dedicates a month to mastering something their guests have always dreamed of trying, aiming to inspire them to finally take the plunge.

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Monday Music Club with Will Anderson

Monday Music Club with Will Anderson dives into the defining moments that have shaped our world of sound. Each week, explore the stories behind iconic songs, legendary artists, and the creative forces transforming music and culture. Ideal for music history buffs, songwriting enthusiasts, or anyone eager for fresh perspectives on favorite tunes.

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Plot Lab

Plot Lab dives into pop culture and trending topics, transforming them into original fiction ideas with the help of a guest author. Hosts Kristi Leonard and Beth Uznis Johnson guide the brainstorming in a lively mix of game show and writers’ room. Watch stories take shape in a fun, unpredictable process, and join the Prompt Incubator community to craft and share your own tales. Perfect for anyone fascinated by the storytelling journey.

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Jane Austen Stories

Step into the enchanting world of Jane Austen as Dame Julie Andrews narrates her unabridged classics, enhanced with original music and immersive sound design. Start with the iconic Pride and Prejudice in Season One, followed by the beloved Emma in Season Two. Experience Austen’s timeless wit and romance in a beautifully atmospheric way, perfect for both newcomers and devoted fans.

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Better in Bed with The Sleep Doctor

Everyone’s buzzing about sleep but getting better at it is the real challenge. In Better in Bed, Sleep Doctor Michael J. Breus offers a blend of science, storytelling, and practical advice to help listeners enhance their sleep and life quality. Whether navigating menopause, toddler nap times, or the supplement aisle, Dr. Breus and his expert guests provide the insights needed for a restful night.

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The Good Quest with Farabi

Hosted by Farabi Khaleque, The Good Quest delves into the journeys of exceptional individuals who challenge boundaries and redefine success. Featuring celebrities, entrepreneurs, athletes, and creators, it explores resilience, mindset, and wellness. This podcast goes beyond mere success stories to reveal the habits, struggles, and purpose driving high achievers. Embark on a journey of growth and inspiration!

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Prose Society with Eli Rallo

For those who cherish their bookshelves as much as their social media feeds, Prose Society is the perfect haven. Hosted by Eli Rallo, this podcast is an engaging blend of book club and lively group chat. It’s a space for thought daughters and pop culture enthusiasts who believe classics like Pride and Prejudice and modern phenomena like Love Island deserve equal attention. Join the conversation that bridges literature and pop culture seamlessly.

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Audio Fiction FM

Audio Fiction FM is your go-to source for discovering fresh audio fiction, whether you’re a long-time listener or just dipping your toes in. Hosted by Marisa Ewing-Moody, the show features news from the audio fiction realm, the first episode of a new audio series, and insightful interviews with its creators. Dive into a world of captivating stories and creative minds.

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The Celebrity Docket

Join lawyers J. Carter and Marissa George as they dive into the juiciest celebrity legal battles. In this courtroom showdown, celebrity guests offer their insights while a virtual jury delivers the final verdict. It’s a legal thrill ride where the stars and the law collide.

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You’ve Got Braille

In the audio sitcom You’ve Got Braille, Paddy navigates life with a blend of blindness and endearing idiocy. Far from the textbook definition of a hero, he fumbles through life disorganized and indecisive. With a stellar cast including Steve Pemberton and Chloe Petts, this Hat Trick Production delivers humor and heart in equal measure.

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I’ve Got a Hunch

During the week of his 40th birthday, a suitcase incident sparked Nate Dern’s humorous and determined journey to fix his posture on I’ve Got a Hunch. This engaging podcast blends interviews, storytelling, and research, exploring themes of back pain and navigating midlife. With guests from comedy and wellness, including Connor Ratliff and D’Arcy Carden, listeners are invited to stand a little taller alongside Nate’s quest.

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The Survivor Files with Elizabeth Smart

The Survivor Files, hosted by abduction survivor and advocate Elizabeth Smart, delves into the harrowing true crime stories of ordinary individuals who faced extraordinary dangers. With firsthand accounts of encounters with serial killers, hostage situations, and more, each episode reveals the raw reality of survival. Elizabeth’s personal insights guide discussions on the choices and resilience that helped these survivors rebuild their lives.

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The Gaza Chef

Explore the poignant story of Mahmud Almadhoun, a dedicated chef who ran a soup kitchen in the Gaza Strip until his untimely death in November 2024. This narrative dives into the unsettling future of warfare, questioning the circumstances that led to his tragic end.

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Rambling Roads Mysteries

In the quaint town of Turners Grove, Massachusetts, former journalist Evelyn Carlisle and the spirited guides of Rambling Roads Walking Tours tackle ecological mysteries and conservation crimes. Rambling Roads Mysteries blends cozy mystery with environmental suspense, weaving tales of community, second chances, and the fight to protect cherished places.

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Talking Trash Podcast

Delve into the unseen world of waste with the Talking Trash Podcast, where journalist Matt King uncovers the hidden systems fueling the real waste crisis. Each episode features expert insights into industry’s biggest messes and the efforts to combat them. Explore how waste reveals deeper issues of power, race, money, and design, all without the guilt trips.

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Royal Swindle

In 1996, two Australian lovers charm their way into London’s high society with an irresistible investment opportunity. As they bask in wealth and attention, their sinister past lurks in the shadows. Even Queen Elizabeth II falls under their spell, but a determined detective aims to unveil their deceit. Host Becky Milligan reveals this gripping tale of greed, lies, and love.

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Podlandia: A-O Rewatch with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein

Enter the whimsical universe of Portlandia with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein as they revisit their cult-classic TV series. Set in the city where the ’90s never ended, each episode dives into the quirks of hipster culture, from bird-themed decor to elaborate mustache grooming. With special guests like the Mayor, Fred and Carrie reminisce about the unique challenges and joys of bringing Portland’s eccentricities to life.

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Mindy’s Comedy Archives

Mindy’s Comedy Archives dives into the heart of New York’s comedy scene with intimate interviews of its key players from the past two decades. Guests navigate their comedic journey through personal photos, revealing stories of early struggles, significant breakthroughs, and evolving careers. Each episode captures the essence of comedy’s dynamic landscape, celebrating friendships and pivotal moments along the way.

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We call her Emma | Tortoise Investigates

Emma, once a promising young woman from West London, made a life-altering decision by marrying Bashar al-Assad in 2001, becoming Syria’s First Lady. Initially seen as a beacon of hope alongside her husband, the Arab Spring in 2011 shattered that illusion, revealing the regime’s brutality. As war raged, Emma, now Asma, stood by Assad, raising questions about her awareness and involvement in the ongoing atrocities. Was she complicit in the regime’s actions or trapped and powerless? “We Call Her Emma” unravels the truth behind her complex role.

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Everyone Watches Women’s Sports

Everyone Watches Women’s Sports is a premium podcast that serves as the cultural and editorial epicenter for women’s sports fandom. In an era where women’s sports are establishing dominance, it combines authoritative sports conversation with modern fan culture. With hosts who have undeniable chemistry, the show delivers headlines, viral moments, debates, and interviews, all through the lens of women athletes and leagues. More than a recap, it shapes the conversation around why these moments matter.

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OCCUPY! An Unfinished Uprising

Occupy! An Unfinished Uprising is a six-part series from Future Hindsight delving into the transformative impact of activists who camped out in New York City, challenging capitalist norms. In the wake of a major economic crisis, thousands protested Wall Street, sparking a global movement. Despite mainstream media’s skepticism, Occupy Wall Street forever changed political discourse, popularized the “99%” narrative, and inspired a new wave of activism. Explore how this chaotic yet transcendent movement demonstrated the power of collective action.

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Cyber Hack

Cyber Hack dives deep into the shadowy world of cyber gangs accused of pulling off audacious heists, targeting everyone from Hollywood studios to international banks. With no one safe, the podcast explores the chaos these groups allegedly cause worldwide. In the latest season, a gang’s cybercrime spree leaves a trail of devastation, only to have their secrets exposed by an act of revenge. Previous episodes investigate infamous groups like Russia’s Evil Corp and North Korea’s Lazarus Group, uncovering their alleged ties to massive financial thefts and global disruption.

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Our Town

When new neighbors arrive in Gainesboro, Tennessee, a quiet town at the foothills of Appalachia, locals are left puzzled by these self-proclaimed pioneers. As the town digs deeper, they uncover a link to a vast network of far-right Christians with connections to Washington and venture capital funding. This tale explores a clash over identity on small-town soil, where land, heritage, and the essence of being American are fiercely contested.

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The Binge Cases: What She Buried

Seven years ago, journalist Justine van der Leun received a life-altering letter from Kwaneta Harris, an inmate with an extraordinary tale. As Justine delves deeper, she uncovers a complex web of deceit involving bad checks, false confessions, and a bandaged man signing legal papers. Each twist leads back to Kwaneta, leaving Justine — and listeners — wondering what’s real and what’s not. This tangled narrative is a captivating exploration of truth, lies, and the stories we tell.

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Route 66: America’s Greatest Road Trip

Journalist Sean Fletcher embarks on an eight-part adventure, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the iconic Route 66. Joined by famous guests, he explores how this legendary highway has shaped their lives and meets the locals who keep its spirit alive. From tour bus tales to motorcycle journeys, discover their stories, favorite stops, and travel tips for the ultimate road trip.

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Defend and Attack: The John Barnes Podcast

Join football icon John Barnes and Simon O’Brien as they delve into the sport’s hottest stories. With insights from Barnes’ legendary career, they offer a unique take on the beautiful game today.

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Muy Excited with Maria Garcia

Join Maria Garcia on a journey through culture, meaning, and nostalgia in her lively video podcast. Each episode, she delves into a nostalgic or contemporary cultural gem, whether it be an event, album, movie, or moment, unraveling its impact with humor and insightful cultural analysis.

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Mostly Sheenius

Some people live extraordinary lives, and Charlie Sheen has certainly lived several. On Mostly Sheenius, Charlie dives into candid and unpredictable conversations with legendary actors, athletes, musicians, and cultural icons. These episodes blend humor, honesty, and curiosity, peeling back the headlines to reveal the stories, struggles, and defining moments that shaped fascinating individuals. With a unique perspective from his Hollywood career, Charlie seeks truth, laughter, and humanity behind the fame, while sharing his own remarkable journey with refreshing candor.

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It Was A Book First

Delve into the captivating world of book-to-screen adaptations with “It Was A Book First.” Hosted by culture aficionados Sophie Vershbow and Rudi Greenberg, this podcast dives into the hottest TV and film adaptations, explores upcoming must-reads, and uncovers the business mechanics of bringing stories to life beyond the page.

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Only Human: BOUND

In the gripping sci-fi audio serial Only Human: BOUND, a solitary prisoner and a powerful AI form an unlikely alliance. Across 10 episodes, explore this tense and mysterious world where human instincts clash with artificial intelligence.

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Millennial Moodboard

Join comedians and amateur historians Jasmine Ellis, Valerie Tosi, and Pallavi Gunalan as they dive into iconic millennial moments. Whether you lived through these times or missed the boat, their witty and insightful commentary will make you feel like part of the era.

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Matt Has A Podcast About Podcasting

Matt’s podcast dives into the world of indie podcasting, offering a semi-weekly peek behind the curtain of what it’s like to be an independent creator. Join the conversation as he explores the ins, outs, and quirks of podcasting life.

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First Read

First Read is where big ideas and compelling stories converge, diving into insightful author interviews with leading thinkers and bestselling writers. Join Charle Malycon for thoughtful conversations and expert analysis on politics, history, religion, and more. Explore the forces shaping our world, from society and culture to cults and conspiracy theories. Powered by Penguin, this podcast promises engaging cultural commentary.

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You Are Here: The Time Travel Podcast

E.J. Kalafarski takes listeners on a time-traveling journey through the years via cinema’s lens in You Are Here: The Time Travel Podcast. Each episode explores a different year, using movies to examine and reflect on today’s technology, media, and politics.

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Stepping on Toes with Danielle Fishel and Val Chmerkovskiy

Get ready to waltz your way into the world of dance with Stepping on Toes, hosted by Danielle Fishel and Val Chmerkovskiy. Dive into the glitz and glamour as they dissect Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro, exploring choreography, judging, and performances. Expect surprise guest appearances and insights that will keep both seasoned fans and dance novices captivated.

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Law The Podcast

Dive deep into Australia’s legal landscape with Law The Podcast, where former Supreme Court judge Lex Lasry AM and leading barrister Greg Barns SC illuminate the stories beyond the headlines. Explore crime, courts, politics, and human rights as these seasoned legal minds dissect pivotal cases and debates shaping the past, present, and future of law and justice.

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The Fog City Mysteries: IN COLOR!

Step into a fog-bound metropolis with “The Fog City Mysteries: IN COLOR!”, where radio detective Harding Park unravels crimes and conspiracies, all while keeping an eye on the poultry. This podcast comedy noir blends old-school radio theatre vibes with sharp satire, shadowy intrigue, and a full cast. Imagine The Maltese Falcon meets Bojack Horseman on a gondola… with a duck.

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Better in Person with Stephen Dubner

Stephen Dubner welcomes remarkable guests into his home for Better in Person, where conversations are anything but ordinary. These sessions are curious, free-wheeling, and profound, blending talk, play, and even a bit of argument and laughter. It’s less about the interview and more about a shared journey of discovery.

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The Betrayal of Shohei Ohtani

Shohei Ohtani and Ippei Mizuhara were more than a player and his translator; they were brothers. Together, they navigated the pressures of fame, with Ippei grounding Shohei as his star ascended. But just weeks after Shohei’s monumental 10-year, $700-million contract, their bond shattered due to betrayal. Dive into the 30 for 30 Podcasts episode that uncovers the scandal threatening to unravel it all.

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Dots and Dreams

Dots and Dreams dives into authentic tales of navigating life’s big shifts — be it career changes, moving to a new place, or embracing motherhood. Hosted by Jenny Sidorova, the podcast captures the raw, honest moments of building anew while juggling the joys and challenges of raising two young children.

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The Joint Venture Show

The Joint Venture offers a lively mix of sports, music, and entertainment with Grammy-winning rap icon Lil Wayne and Sports Talk Radio Hall of Famer Craig Carton. Their dynamic chemistry and unfiltered discussions cover everything from the NFL and NBA to hip-hop and viral moments. Featuring celebrity guests and industry insiders, the show dives deep into candid conversations, making listeners feel like they’re part of the banter. Perfect for those who enjoy a blend of sports commentary, music insights, and pop culture debates.

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Outsiding

Outsiding, hosted by TV presenter and gardening expert Adam Frost and writer Caitlin Moran, is a delightful exploration of nature, gardens, and the joys of being outdoors. Each episode features a celebrity guest sharing their favorite outdoor spots and memories while Adam tackles their gardening dilemmas. Tune in for a refreshing blend of personal stories and practical gardening advice.

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The Movement Sherpa Podcast

Movement Sherpa dives into the profound ways movement links us to ourselves and others. Led by physical educator Chris Luby, the podcast delves into play, parenting, outdoor adventures, and cultural aspects, moving beyond just sports and fitness. It celebrates the universal nature of movement in shaping our daily lives. Movement truly is for everyone.

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Artifacts of Grief

Artifacts of Grief delves into the universal experience of grief, using tangible objects as vessels for poignant stories. Each episode begins with an artifact that serves as a conduit for sharing personal grief narratives, making the intangible aspects of loss visible and palpable. Through these shared stories, the podcast honors both the individuality and interconnectedness of grief, fostering a sense of connection and community. Hosted by Kylie Burton and Elliott Kuss, it reveals the beauty and necessity of embracing this complex journey.

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Come Closer

Dive into the shadows with Rae, Keeper of Dark Stories, as she uncovers the unsettling truths behind true crime and historical mysteries. With the insight of an ancient Aries Goddess, Rae delivers her verdict by sentencing the guilty to one of the nine rings of hell. Brace yourself for a journey into the dark, where discomfort and safety coexist. Ready to step through the door?

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When They Were Making It

Dive into the captivating tales behind classic Hollywood’s greatest films and icons with “When They Were Making It.” From Marilyn Monroe to Charlie Chaplin, and Casablanca to The Wizard of Oz, this podcast reveals the real human stories behind the legends. Explore the journey from the silent era to the early 1960s, uncovering the people and the hard work that shaped cinematic history. Join Patrick Rankin as he delves beyond myths and takedowns to present the whole story.

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Revisionist History: The Staten Island Problem

On the 250th anniversary of the United States, Revisionist History delves into the overlooked Staten Island secession movement, the largest since the Civil War. This five-episode series explores the political tumult of early 1990s New York City, featuring figures like Rudy Giuliani and the Wu-Tang Clan, set against the backdrop of the city’s “Forgotten Borough.” Through vibrant characters and rare archival audio, it examines how a disgruntled minority can upend democracy. Malcolm Gladwell offers a fresh perspective on the past, questioning whether history got it right the first time.

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A Touch More: The Beautiful Game

Megan Rapinoe’s podcast, A Touch More: The Beautiful Game, dives into conversations with artists, athletes, activists, and cultural architects who, like her, challenge the status quo. Each episode explores personal and professional stories, uncovering the human behind the public persona. This unique podcast pairs the most compelling individuals with Rapinoe, revealing the human essence every time.

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History’s Greatest Leaders

Entrepreneur Mike Soutar delves into what sets transformative leaders apart in History’s Greatest Leaders. Through the stories of figures like Elizabeth I and Winston Churchill, the series uncovers lessons of ambition, courage, and ruthlessness relevant to today’s world.

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The Diamond King | Telegraph Investigates

Explore the dramatic rise and fall of Nirav Modi, the billionaire diamond mogul linked to India’s largest bank fraud. Once a favorite among celebrities like Kate Winslet and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Modi became a fugitive after a £1.3 billion scam was uncovered in 2018. Telegraph Investigates delves into his high-profile case, unveiling the hunt for one of the world’s most wanted men and questioning if justice will ever be served.

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The Lovely Boys Talking Good

Delve into the comedic world of modern masculinity with The Lovely Boys Talking Good. Benny Cohen and Willy Robbins tackle male friendship, self-discovery, and the peculiarities of manhood with humor and heart. Expect quirky characters, questionable advice, and plenty of big feelings in each episode. It’s two Lovely Boys talking good, and it’s as delightful as it sounds.

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Your Best Friends in Business

When two best friends who’ve built multiple businesses come together, they decide it’s time to share the good stuff. Join Stacie Staub and Madie Linder as they dive into behind-the-scenes conversations most entrepreneurs have in private. Your Best Friends in Business offers a mix of candid interviews, strategic debates, and practical advice from founders navigating the real business world. Forget the polished talk; this podcast serves up raw, unfiltered insights into building a business without a perfect blueprint.

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Beautiful Dreamer: An Audio Drama

Beautiful Dreamer: An Audio Drama delves into the life and music of Stephen Foster, America’s pioneering professional composer. This captivating series explores Foster’s journey, highlighting his timeless melodies and the impact they had on American music history. Dive into the rich tapestry of 19th-century tunes that continue to resonate today.

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Policy Without Politics

Policy Without Politics is a thought-leadership podcast hosted by Dr. Ken and Chike Obi, diving into the intricacies of government policy and its real-world impact on economies and businesses. Each episode offers a deep dive into the policy decisions shaping trade, fiscal and monetary matters, regulation, and development. This podcast connects global relevance with an authentic African perspective through conversations with policymakers, economists, and business leaders. Expect rigorous, non-partisan analysis that bridges the gap between the decisions made in capitals and their effects on markets, companies, and people.

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The Neighbourhood Watch Podcast

Join former police officer turned comedian Alfie Moore on a deep dive into the neighborhoods of special guests, exploring their personal experiences with crime. Each episode features an expert offering practical advice on crime prevention and what to do if you ever find yourself affected. This podcast is a collaboration with Neighbourhood Watch, the UK’s largest volunteer-led crime prevention charity. Expect insightful conversations that blend humor, real-life stories, and invaluable advice for safer communities.

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Senior Pet Talk | for dogs + cats

Senior Pet Talk is your go-to guide for becoming an informed advocate for your senior pet. Join integrative veterinarian Dr. Amanda Steffen as she simplifies the science of aging, blending western medicine with eastern wisdom. From acupuncture to nutrition, and palliative care, gain insights to confidently navigate your pet’s golden years. Expect expert interviews, solo episodes, and heartfelt stories from fellow pet parents.

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Bad Blood: The Diary of a Cancer

When life throws a curveball, sometimes it comes with a side of humor. Bad Blood: The Diary of a Cancer chronicles Jamie’s unexpected journey after a diagnosis of Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia. Navigating this new reality with a mix of wit and raw honesty, Jamie shares his experiences of grappling with medical jargon, chemotherapy, and the topsy-turvy impact on his family’s life. If you’re drawn to candid, foul-mouthed musings from someone who’s navigated life both in front of and behind the camera, this audio diary might just be your next listen.

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The Indigenous Setlist

The Indigenous Setlist podcast series, a collaboration between Indigenous House and Little Bear Audio, puts Native and Indigenous artists in the spotlight. This series celebrates the vibrant talents and diverse sounds of these artists, offering a rich auditory journey through their music and stories.

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Gastronomics

Gastronomics dives into the business side of food, with host Alex Mayyasi exploring how economics shapes our modern menus. Each episode features conversations with chefs, economists, and trend forecasters, revealing the secrets behind menu trends, the making of Best Restaurant lists, and why billionaires are snapping up farmland.

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Hand Me Sounds

Hand Me Sounds is a music history podcast that delves into genre and creativity through cover songs, interpolated lyrics, and sampling. Hosted by Shi.City, each episode serves as a virtual consignment store, unearthing hidden Black and feminist histories behind enduring songs. With thematic analysis and thoughtful commentary, this podcast stitches unexpected connections between generations, revealing how music history and pop culture fit together seamlessly.

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You’re The Problem… with Yamaneika

Comedian and actor Yamaneika Saunders brings her fearless takes to the forefront in You’re the Problem… with Yamaneika!, the inaugural podcast from Chelsea Handler’s Dear Chelsea Network. Each week, Yamaneika and her voice of reason, Tyree, dissect the biggest stories in pop culture, politics, celebrity news, and relationships. From trending headlines to hot-button debates, no topic is off-limits. The podcast dares to ask: who’s really the problem, and what can be done about it?

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Government That Doesn’t Suck

Government That Doesn’t Suck explores the often-overlooked positives of American governance. Hosted by Professors Greg Jackson and Lindsey Cormack, the podcast delves into how government actions shape everyday life, from roads to weather forecasts. Each episode features insightful discussions with experts, highlighting the tangible benefits of government initiatives.

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The Snare

In 1996, the brutal murder of Angie Dodge in Idaho Falls leads to the conviction of a suspect, but doubts linger as the years roll on. Angie’s mother becomes an unexpected crusader, tirelessly seeking the truth about her daughter’s killer. This gripping six-part series from 20/20 and ABC Audio, hosted by Maggie Rulli, delves into the decades-long mission for justice.

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Wildmen with Dylan Sprouse and Brendan Columbus

Dylan Sprouse and Brendan Columbus bring you Wildmen, a podcast that embraces spontaneity over structure. With the occasional unsuspecting guest, each episode is an unpredictable adventure, defying traditional podcast norms.

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Interesting Jobs the Podcast

Interesting Jobs the Podcast dives into the fascinating world of unique professions, featuring engaging interviews with individuals who share insights into their daily routines, debunk common myths, and reveal what they genuinely love about their work.

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Life, Automated

Life, Automated delves into how AI and automation are transforming our daily lives, from work to communication, through engaging discussions with varied experts. Each episode tackles a single, relatable question, moving beyond the hype and panic to offer a clear-eyed view of our tech-driven future. Host Jess Love, a seasoned science writer with a PhD in cognitive psychology, guides listeners through this fascinating exploration.

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Waking Up With Ryan

On the Waking Up with Ryan podcast, coach Ryan Weiss delves into how the first five minutes of your day can set the tone for everything that follows. In short, daily episodes, he delivers powerful “moments of awakening,” breaking the cycle of fear, ego, and judgment. This blend of wisdom, meditation, and practical insights offers a grounding daily ritual. It’s more than a podcast — it’s a journey into self-discovery and intentional living.

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Bridges & Beacons

Bridges & Beacons is a podcast from The Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, where multigenerational peacebuilders engage in transformative conversations. Inspired by President Carter’s legacy, each episode delves into the human stories behind conflict resolution, offering guidance and hope. This series celebrates connection, empathy, and resilience as the keys to making peace possible.

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Big Little Interests

Big Little Interests dives into the fascinating world of hyperfixations with hosts Freya Bennett and Lucy Regent. Each episode brings a comedian, celebrity, or admired individual to explore their niche obsessions, from obscure history to competitive cheese rolling. With hilarious stories and surprising facts, no interest is too quirky for these curious conversations.

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The Surgeon Of St Helena

When a dangerous orthopedic surgeon lands on the remote island of St Helena, chaos ensues instead of the promised medical revolution. Dr. Sergio Villatoro Bran’s tenure from 2015 is marked by scandal and harm, leaving islanders questioning his intentions and the government’s response. Is it mere incompetence or something more sinister? Luke Jones delves into this gripping saga of malpractice and the islanders’ fight for justice.

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Outsiding

Join TV presenter and gardening expert Adam Frost and writer Caitlin Moran on Outsiding, a delightful exploration of nature, gardens, and the pure joy of being outdoors. Each episode features a celebrity guest sharing their favorite outdoor spots and memories, while Adam tackles their gardening dilemmas.

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gay-i

Gay-i is the podcast that dives into the world of media, marketing, business, and culture with a proudly gay perspective. Co-hosted by Gayle Troberman and Daryl Lee, this show brings C-suite expertise and queer curiosity to the table. Each episode features LGBTQ+ leaders, allies, and cultural voices as they explore the campaigns and conversations shaping the future of branding. Get ready for insightful chats that are anything but boring.

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Suite 305 with Lele Pons

Step into Suite 305, where Lele Pons hosts an unfiltered slumber party with cultural movers and shakers. From global icons to rising stars, guests kick back in pajamas to discuss their pasts, dreams, fears, and inspirations. It’s a raw, emotional, and hilarious experience, offering a glimpse of the deeply human side of those who shape culture.

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Magnify With Sue

Magnify With Sue, hosted by Sue Paulson, guides listeners to unlock their inner wisdom and strength. Dive into inspiring stories and candid conversations that tackle self-doubt, fear, and feelings of inadequacy. Discover practical insights on self-worth, confidence, and personal transformation. This podcast is your gateway to realizing the magnificence already within you.

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Style of Play with Julie Ertz & Kealia Watt

Dive into the vibrant world of women’s soccer with Julie Ertz and Kealia Watt as they explore the essence of athletes beyond the field. Style of Play offers unfiltered and energetic insights into life after soccer, motherhood, and balancing family with footballer spouses. With special guests spanning sports and entertainment, this podcast celebrates those redefining culture and greatness in real time.

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Parasites and Power

Parasites and Power delves into the intriguing world of tropical medicine, exploring its origins and the transformative impact it had on our global understanding of health. This podcast uncovers how the study of parasites shaped medical practices and altered political landscapes, offering a fascinating look at the interplay between science and society. Dive into a captivating tale where tiny organisms wielded immense influence, reshaping our world in surprising ways.

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My Brother David

In My Brother David, siblings Sarah and David embark on a candid and sometimes comical podcasting journey as David battles pancreatic cancer. With Sarah’s background in grief work and David’s unfiltered approach to life, they explore profound questions about mortality, family, and the mundane details of living. Through their conversations, they navigate the emotional complexities of impending loss while finding moments of humor and connection.

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Intimacy Coordinator

Joel Kim Booster takes on the role of a personal intimacy coordinator in this engaging series that celebrates the rollercoaster of dating, love, and relationships. In each episode, Joel creates a comfortable space for guests to share their messy, surprising tales and advice on all things connection-related. From euphoric highs to cringeworthy lows, expect stories that flutter your heart and send shivers up your spine. Dive into the world of love, with all its delightful and awkward moments.

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The Five Star Weekend Official Podcast

Dive into The Five Star Weekend Official Podcast with best-selling author Elin Hilderbrand as she unravels the magic behind the show. Joined by stars like Jennifer Garner and Chloë Sevigny, Elin explores the joy, drama, and culinary delights of the series. Discover behind-the-scenes stories, the allure of filming on Nantucket, and personal five-star weekend dreams. Stream the podcast on Peacock, where you can also catch the series.

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Cocoa Beach on Florida’s Space Coast

Cocoa Beach on Florida’s Space Coast is a vibrant destination where rocket launches rumble the sandy shores, bioluminescent waters illuminate your kayak adventures, and a rich surf culture thrives. Dive into the lives of the locals — surfers, astronaut neighbors, chefs, and entrepreneurs — who make this place extraordinary. Perfect for those who want to explore beyond the typical tourist trail, it’s a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

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The Rolling Stones Official Podcast — Speaking in Tongues

The Rolling Stones’ first official podcast, Speaking in Tongues, offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their highly-anticipated album, “Foreign Tongues.” Narrated by Norah Jones, it features world-exclusive interviews with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and producer Andrew Watt, along with insights from close friends and collaborators. Dive into this six-part series for an unprecedented glimpse into the legendary band’s creative process.

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Wodcast

Dive into the Wodcast, where hosts Benjamin Aston and Mabel Evans explore the words that shape our lives and cultures. Each episode offers rich conversations with writers, artists, and cultural voices, delving into themes like love, identity, and courage. It’s an invitation to pause and reflect on the language influencing our perspectives and relationships.

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THE DOUBLE[S]

From the creators of the cult hit Modes of Thought in Anterran Literature, enter the world of THE DOUBLE[S], a winner of the Audio Fiction Prize at Tribeca 2026. At a wellness empire, Alice’s life spirals when her doppelganger snags her promotion. Seeking answers, she joins a secret support group for those whose doubles are wrecking their lives. But when doubles start turning up dead, the mystery deepens.

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OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation

Breathe, relax, and explore art with Getty’s first video podcast that blends art history and mindfulness meditation. Each episode focuses on a single artwork, using it as a springboard for reflection and meditation. Guided by museum educator Lilit Sadoyan, listeners are invited to deepen their understanding and awareness through art-inspired practice. Between episodes, enjoy intriguing interviews with guests from diverse fields, offering fresh perspectives on art and meditation themes.

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Kaleidoscope of Gaze

Kaleidoscope of Gaze, hosted by Kris Zar, is a compelling podcast that amplifies LGBT+ voices and stories. Featuring conversations with artists, activists, and everyday people, it delves into identity, creativity, love, and resilience. With guests like Paul Burston and Shelley Silas, the series offers heartfelt reflections on community, mental wellbeing, and social change. This insightful celebration highlights the diversity and richness of queer life.

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Zero-Shot Learning

Zero-Shot Learning is a podcast tailored for AI enthusiasts, hosted by Nancy Wang and Dev Tagare. Each episode features developers from top AI platforms sharing insights into the construction and deployment of AI systems. Dive into the mechanics of AI with industry leaders guiding the way.

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What Grandpa Told Me: Bedtime Stories for Kids

What Grandpa Told Me: Bedtime Stories for Kids brings timeless tales to life, offering calm, short stories from around the world. Each narrative imparts a gentle lesson in courage, kindness, or navigating change, perfect for children aged 4 to 8, and their bedtime companions.

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The Poshcast

The Poshcast is a hilariously irreverent dive into modern social norms and the ever-elusive concept of class. Hosted by Sophia Money-Coutts and Cleo Watson, the duo explore everything from etiquette dilemmas to the quirks of British aristocracy. With lively discussions on topics like shoes-off households and posh pet peeves, they decode what posh really means today. Join them for witty banter and listener input as they navigate the choppy waters of contemporary manners.

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Good Science

Good Science is a satirical comedy podcast posing as the official voice of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Hosted by Anthony Atamanuik as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Gil Ozeri as the blunt Kyle Quimm, the show skewers “Big Pharma disinformation” with a humorous take on health, science, and conspiracies. Featuring comedians impersonating celebrities like Donald Trump and Elon Musk, it humorously critiques the manosphere, wellness culture, and more.

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Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb

Joy may be elusive, but “Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb” is here to guide you toward a more joyful life. Renowned for her warmth and authenticity, Hoda engages with entertainment legends, sports icons, wellness gurus, and everyday heroes to uncover their secrets to finding joy. With candid conversations and actionable tips, this iHeartPodcast is a beacon for anyone seeking inspiration, support, and practical tools to enhance their happiness. Whether you’re navigating life transitions or simply seeking more balance, these uplifting chats are your new go-to for joy.

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No Magic Pill with Blake Mycoskie

In No Magic Pill, Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS Shoes, shares his journey from success to personal crisis and explores the reality of mental health. He travels across the country, engaging in candid discussions with survivors, experts, and cultural icons who have navigated their own dark times. This podcast delves into the daily choices that foster mental wellness, offering genuine insights rather than quick fixes. Join the conversation for a raw exploration of what truly works on the path to healing.

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The Expert Witness from Uncover

AI has officially entered the courtroom, not as a lawyer, but as a witness, in The Expert Witness from Uncover. Hosted by Sam Mullins, this gripping season delves into the implications of AI in the criminal justice system. Uncover is known for its explosive true crime storytelling, with each season offering a fresh perspective from hosts closely tied to their cases. From mind-bending conspiracies to grave injustices, Uncover consistently delivers riveting narratives.

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Change Your Mind with New Scientist

Change Your Mind from New Scientist offers brain health advice you truly need, bypassing wellness hype with the help of award-winning science journalists Cat de Lange and Helen Thomson. They delve into the latest neuroscience, exploring trends from cold plunges to AI, to discover what genuinely keeps your mind sharp. Expect smart conversations, clear answers, and practical takeaways, all delivered with a healthy dose of humor. Understanding your brain can genuinely lead to a better mind.

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Deep Cover

Deep Cover dives into the lives of those living double lives, showcasing tales of deception and the dark underworld. Hosted by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jake Halpern, this series features gripping interviews with federal agents and convicted criminals. Each season presents a unique story — from a family’s shocking discovery of a father’s secret life to unraveling epic deceptions that span continents and decades. Whether it’s the tale of a cunning con artist or the investigation of a mysterious murder, Deep Cover is a thrilling exploration of hidden truths and the quest for justice.

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Pitch and Power: How Soccer Shapes Everything

Pitch and Power: How Soccer Shapes Everything explores the profound impact of soccer beyond the field. As the 2026 men’s World Cup unfolds, this podcast delves into eight pivotal moments that transformed the sport and reverberated globally. Host Eoin O’Callaghan engages with pundits, writers, players, and fans to discuss the beautiful game’s influence on politics, culture, and morality.

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Call to Mind: Fostering New Conversations About Mental Health

Call to Mind delves into the crucial mental health issues impacting our lives. With personal stories and expert interviews, each episode deepens awareness and understanding of mental health and wellbeing.

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What Makes a Good Day?

What Makes a Good Day is a podcast hosted by design professor Eric Benson, aimed at creators seeking a life worth living. Rather than focusing on productivity hacks, it challenges listeners to evaluate if they’re living by their own values or merely reacting to others’ expectations. Through conversations with creative minds and insights from Stoic philosophy and psychology, it explores how small choices lead to meaningful lives. This podcast offers a weekly reset to help listeners make each day truly fulfilling.

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Suspicious Minds: AI and the Apocalypse

With the Doomsday Clock ticking just 85 seconds to midnight, the world teeters on the brink, while the architects of powerful technology sound alarms about its potential to end humanity. In Season Two of Suspicious Minds, delve into the chilling exploration of AI’s impact on our collective future and our age-old fascination with apocalyptic predictions. This season offers a profound reflection on life, death, and the potential for AI to either doom or save our world.

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Stateside with Kai and Carter

The news can be overwhelming, but discussing it doesn’t have to be. Join The Guardian’s Kai Wright and Carter Sherman as they engage with top journalists and leading thinkers in insightful conversations on Stateside with Kai and Carter.

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Football Fan Fanatics

Football Fan Fanatics is the podcast that delves into the best and worst of the beautiful game. Hosted by James Palin and his mum, Nadine Dereza, it covers the thrilling highs, crushing lows, and glorious chaos of football from the Premier League and beyond. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or a casual observer, you’ll find your place here.

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The Beth Mead Show

The Beth Mead Show is a refreshing conversation and entertainment podcast where Beth chats with fascinating guests from sport, entertainment, and beyond. Each week, expect honest stories, laughter, and surprises. Guests face off in a life-themed quiz, while the Mead-erboard kick-up challenge adds a playful twist to the mix.

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The Tom Green Farmcast

The Tom Green Farmcast is a delightful blend of humor, reflection, and occasional absurdity as comedian Tom Green invites celebrity guests like Tony Hawk and Priyanka to his rural Ontario farm. Enjoy in-depth conversations that are peppered with comedy and unexpected moments, making each episode a unique experience.

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The Snare

In 1996, 18-year-old Angie Dodge is tragically murdered in her Idaho Falls home, leading police to quickly arrest a suspect. However, as time goes on, questions arise about the true identity of the killer. Angie’s mother becomes an unexpected champion for justice, dedicating years to uncover the real truth behind her daughter’s death. Dive into this gripping six-part series by 20/20 and ABC Audio that unravels the complexities of this haunting case.

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Good Health by Good Food

In the GoodHealth by Good Food podcast, Dr. Alex George and Dr. Chintal Patel tackle the big questions dominating modern wellbeing. With a blend of medical expertise and practical advice, they clarify topics like ultra-processed foods, the importance of sleep, and effective strategies for healthy weight loss. From gut health to menopause, they cut through the noise to enhance your understanding of everyday health.

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Jamie Vardy’s Having A Party

Jamie Vardy’s Having A Party takes listeners on a journey from non-league pitches to Premier League glory, all through the eyes of the ever-charismatic Jamie Vardy. Dive into candid football discussions, electrifying World Cup reactions, and jaw-dropping stories with an array of exciting guests. This podcast is all about no-holds-barred, real talk, ensuring you’re never late to the party.

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Traveling Through with David Prior

In Traveling Through, travel writer and founder of Prior, David Prior, engages with friends and cultural icons like Jenna Lyons and David Remnick to explore the journeys, objects, and encounters that have left lasting impressions on their lives. This podcast delves into the stories of what truly remains from their adventures, beyond just the destinations. Discover the essence of travel and its impact, available on major platforms. Presented by Capital One, it’s an exploration of the transformative power of experiences.

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The Lindbergh Conspiracies

Veteran reporter Joe Nocera delves into the 94-year-old mystery of Charles Lindbergh Jr.’s kidnapping and murder, uncovering new insights into this historic crime.

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Humans

Hank Green, the science communicator extraordinaire, dives into the delightful oddities of humanity. Each week, he chats with one of Earth’s eight billion unique individuals, exploring just how bizarre and exceptional we truly are.

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Hunting the Suicide Salesman

Season 2 of Hunting delves into the sinister realms of the internet with Daemon Fairless, uncovering a chilling network aiding suicides. When a mysterious substance led to numerous deaths, investigative efforts traced it back to an online forum and a Canadian salesman, Kenneth Law. With possible links to over 145 deaths across 41 countries, this story exposes the hidden and often terrifying places desperate individuals turn to online.

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Island Crime

Island Crime takes listeners deep into the mysteries of Vancouver Island’s unsolved murders and missing person cases. Guided by host Laura Palmer, each season unravels a different story, from the double stabbing of a couple in their home to the haunting disappearance of a child from a playground. With original journalism and updates as new evidence emerges, this series leaves no stone unturned in its pursuit of justice.

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Brand Safe

Brand Safe is a podcast designed for marketers eager to navigate the complexities of brand safety in the digital age. It dives into strategies, real-world examples, and expert insights to help protect a brand’s reputation. Perfect for those looking to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape, this show offers practical advice and industry trends. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a marketing newbie, there’s plenty to learn and explore.

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Drilled

Drilled is a gripping true-crime climate change podcast that peels back the layers of corporate corruption and political maneuvering that have fueled decades of climate denial. Led by award-winning investigative journalist Amy Westervelt, each season unearths new evidence of deception and disinformation. The show explores how entrenched power structures thwart genuine climate solutions while highlighting audacious ventures like Bruce Rastetter’s controversial clean energy projects in Brazil.

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The Wild History Of War

The Wild History of War delves into the most bizarre and unbelievable stories from wartime history. From Civil War donkey missiles to CIA vampires, each episode shares gripping and humorous tales that showcase the chaos, ingenuity, and unpredictability of war in ways you could never imagine.

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Fascinated with Jacqui Felgate

Jacqui Felgate dives into the minds of some of the planet’s most intriguing personalities, uncovering the people and passions that captivate their curiosity.

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Bitefully

Bitefully dives into the rich tapestry of stories behind every dish, guided by MasterChef winner Claudia Sandoval. Each episode uncovers the deep connection between food and identity, tracing flavors back to cultural roots, family histories, and personal journeys. From cherished family recipes to the transformative power of street food, this podcast is a flavorful exploration of how food shapes and sustains us.

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The Writer

Dive into the gripping world of The Writer, a fictional audio drama set amidst an imagined World War Three. A young writer is swept into the Foxtrot Unit, a team tasked with weaving tales that blend truth with fiction to manipulate the war’s narrative. As stories unfold, listeners are challenged to discern reality from deception. With altered identities and classified reports, this series leaves you questioning what is real.

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The Blessings of Liberty with Jeffrey Rosen

Hosted by Jeffrey Rosen, The Blessings of Liberty is a podcast that delves into the core constitutional and historical questions shaping American life. Featuring discussions with leading thinkers from diverse perspectives, the show explores new books, debates Supreme Court cases, and examines the Founding principles underpinning the American story. With a focus on civil dialogue and deep learning, it unpacks the enduring significance of the Constitution and the American Idea.

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Unholy Histories: The Humanist Heritage Podcast from Humanists UK

Andrew Copson and Madeleine Goodall, along with expert guests, delve into the hidden narratives that have shaped British humanism, secularism, and freethought. Unholy Histories shines a light on radical reformers and forgotten dissenters, exploring how reason, skepticism, science, and activism crafted modern Britain and continue to influence society.

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American Evangelicals — A History Podcast

American Evangelicals offers a captivating fusion of storytelling and insightful discussions to delve into the diverse and impactful role of evangelical Christians in American history. From the 18th-century religious revivals to the cultural and political skirmishes of the 21st century, each episode draws on historical research and personal stories. With three historians at the helm, the podcast examines how evangelicals have both influenced and been influenced by broader societal forces like immigration, race, and economics.

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Oblivion Girl

Oblivion Girl chronicles the electrifying adventures of Essa, a legendary bounty hunter with a knack for chaos and destruction. Armed with quirky humor and unconventional weapons, Essa teams up with her steadfast partner Atticus and tech-savvy teen Kial to navigate a turbulent world.

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I Feel Like I Should

I Feel Like I Should unravels the pressures of liking, following, or doing things out of obligation rather than genuine interest. Each episode kicks off with a song or artist that a guest felt compelled to love but didn’t, leading to discussions about identity, expectations, and the subtle pressures of conformity. Hosted by Keith Lane, these conversations delve deep beyond music into the essence of self-awareness and authenticity.

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Circle Round

Circle Round brings global folktales to life through engaging radio plays, complete with sound and music, perfect for kids and the young at heart. Each episode, lasting 15 to 25 minutes, delves into themes like kindness, persistence, and generosity. The storytelling magic culminates with an activity designed to spark meaningful conversations between children and adults. It’s a creative journey for all ages, from 3 to 103.

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Never Have I Ever with Claire Byrne

Claire Byrne explores uncharted territories of personal experiences, diving into the lives of others with a fresh “I’ve never…” perspective. This podcast unravels the hidden stories behind things we’ve never done, revealing a lot about our identities. Tune in for conversations that truly count.

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Clara & Munroe Are Into It

Clara Amfo and Munroe Bergdorf dive into the ever-evolving world of pop culture with their sharp insights and quick wit. From dissecting pop politics and film to exploring fashion and internet oddities, nothing is off-limits. Whether frivolous or profound, they’re here to unpack the moment and pull you into the conversation.

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Y We Travel

Dive into the heart of wanderlust with Y We Travel, a podcast that goes beyond tips and itineraries to explore the deeper motivations behind our journeys. Hosted by New York Times bestselling author Eric Weiner and award-winning podcaster Erica Vella, this show unravels the emotions, discoveries, and purpose that make travel truly meaningful. Born from an award-winning magazine series, it invites listeners to reflect on the ‘why’ of their adventures.

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Style of Play with Julie Ertz & Kealia Watt

Style of Play with Julie Ertz & Kealia Watt delves into the essence of women’s soccer, offering insights from two powerhouse athletes. With unfiltered discussions on life beyond the pitch, including motherhood and balancing family with sports, this podcast highlights the stars and moments reshaping the game. Celebrating those redefining greatness, it brings a fresh and energetic perspective to the world of soccer and beyond.

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Pride This Way

Pride This Way whisks listeners into the heart of LGBTQ+ Pride festivals worldwide, from Leeds to Amsterdam. Dive into immersive sounds and candid interviews with organizers, performers, and activists, hosted by Soraya Vivian. Part city guide, part club mix, it’s an all-access pass to the stories behind the glitter. Each episode supports global Pride organizations through the Pay It Forward program.

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Back Your Body | The H&B Podcast

Your body is your greatest ally, but how often do you consider what you’re doing for it? Back Your Body, from Holland & Barrett, sees Ellie Taylor engaging with guests about their physical journeys — pushing, neglecting, rebuilding, or learning to listen. Expect candid chats with a hint of oversharing and moments that may just revolutionize your routine. Plus, get a quick science fix with a trending ingredient breakdown from an H&B scientist in each episode.

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Cigar Aficionado Podcast

Dive into the world of premium cigars with the Cigar Aficionado Podcast, hosted by executive editor David Savona. Uncover the stories, people, and rituals that shape cigar culture through engaging conversations with industry influencers. Enjoy insightful reviews, ratings, and explorations of the spirits and lifestyle that complement a fine cigar.

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Crisis Point

In an ever-evolving crisis communications landscape, Bespoken Agency’s Sarah Morgan engages with global thought leaders to help refine playbooks and explore the human side of crises. Delve into how decisions are made under pressure, strategies to safeguard an organization’s future reputation, and the ongoing changes in the field.

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CASSINGLES: A SIDE-A EDUCATION PODCAST

Cassingles is a vibrant blend of music, memory, creativity, and survival. Hosted by educators and creatives Chris and Courtney Margolin, the podcast explores the lives of songwriters, punk legends, indie artists, teachers, producers, and cultural influencers who have dedicated their lives to art.

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The Quizard’s Pit

Step into The Quizard’s Pit, where trivia enthusiasts Shane Madej and Matt Real, alongside bold guests, embark on a weekly exploration of the world’s quirkiest facts. Tackling topics like cats, bicycles, or Denver, they each present three astonishing facts, creating a delightfully chaotic tapestry of knowledge. Prepare to uncover the secrets of the world in this engaging fact-finding adventure.

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Candid Divorce Lawyer

Navigating the stormy seas of breakups and divorce? The Candid Divorce Lawyer podcast offers straightforward insights and guidance. An award-winning show that cuts through the noise, making sense of separation with honesty and clarity.

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HABITUAL

HABITUAL is a compelling podcast from Colorado Radio for Justice, exploring the life of Herbert Alexander, who survived Colorado’s “habitual offender” law after serving 14 years in prison. Through personal interviews and gripping investigations, Herbert unravels the history and impact of habitual statutes across the U.S. This narrative delves into the sweeping consequences of these laws, highlighting the struggle for change against a backdrop of mass incarceration and prosecutorial power.

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What to Carry, What to Burn

Dive into gripping survival stories with adventurer and dogsledder Blair Braverman. Uncover how Ada Blackjack braved an Arctic winter solo and why one shipwreck crew cooperated while another resorted to cannibalism. Discover invaluable lessons from those who have faced the wilderness and emerged stronger.

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Founding Fathers: An American Dream

250 years ago, America emerged from British rule, crafting a bold new nation. Founding Fathers: An American Dream, hosted by Clarke Peters, delves into this epic tale, spotlighting figures like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson. Beyond just the famous faces, it reveals the diverse cast of millions who shaped the fight for liberty. With immersive sound and expert insights, discover the nuanced history behind America’s birth.

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The Binge Cases: U R NEXT

Imagine becoming the target of an “internet terrorist” who can track you down anywhere and wreak havoc in your life. This chilling reality hits Esther, Natasha, and Ava, as they’re pursued by a relentless hacker intent on driving women out of online gaming through intimidation and swatting. Journalist Leigh Alexander delves into their harrowing battle against digital terror, where the victims unite and a determined cop takes on an unstoppable cyber foe. Digital danger leaps off the screen in this gripping tale of resilience and justice.

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Fighting Crime

Fighting Crime delves into the depths of criminal justice to reveal what truly enhances public safety. Journalist Cristina Quinn embarks on a nationwide journey, exploring prisons, universities, and more, while challenging preconceived notions about crime prevention in America.

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Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet

Artifacts: Stories from the Emotional History of the Internet delves into the forgotten tech and media relics that continue to shape us. From dead platforms to movie rental stores, each episode uncovers the emotional ties we still have to bygone cultural moments. It’s more than nostalgia; it’s about memory, identity, and community. Hosted by Danny Brown, this podcast blends internet culture and personal storytelling to explore why some artifacts remain more human than today’s digital world.

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Hostile History

Dive into the fascinating world of conflict with military historian David Borys as he explores humanity’s most defining wars and rebellions. From Genghis Khan to the Vietnam War, discover how the echoes of history shape our present. Through discussions with expert minds, uncover the evolution of warfare and its enduring impact on our world.

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Love What You’ve Done With The Place

Join the fabulous Owain Wyn Evans on a journey through the world of interior design in Love What You’ve Done With The Place. This podcast is a delightful exploration of homes with personality, as Owain chats with decor-istas who have a knack for creating stunning spaces. Forget fashionistas, it’s all about the art of decor in this charming series.

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The Travel Expert with Simon Calder

Join seasoned travel journalist Simon Calder and fellow writer Greg Dickinson on an exhilarating journey with The Travel Show podcast. Delve into destinations from the Alps to Zanzibar, get the latest travel news, and discover how it impacts your future adventures. Simon and Greg tackle your pressing questions, from budget-friendly travel tips in Greece to the value of airline points. Unearth the stories shaping the travel world.

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American Futbol

Dive into the heart of U.S. soccer culture with American Futbol, a show that explores the sport’s underdog roots through captivating stories and insightful interviews. Hosted by Fernanda Echavarri, each episode paints a vivid picture of the beautiful game’s journey in America.

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The Long Game with Eric Becker

In a world fixated on quick wins, The Long Game with Eric Becker offers a refreshing perspective on building lasting enterprises. Drawing from his expertise as a bestselling author and entrepreneur, Becker explores the art of transforming early successes into enduring legacies. Through insightful conversations with founders and CEOs, the podcast reveals the discipline and long-term thinking required to evolve from startup to market leader. Whether you’re a leader or one of the millions of entrepreneurs globally, this series provides a roadmap for creating businesses that stand the test of time.

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PASSAGES: On Morrison

Join novelist and Harvard professor Namwali Serpell on a literary journey with PASSAGES: On Morrison. This series delves into Toni Morrison’s extraordinary work through engaging conversations with fellow writers and readers. Recorded during a book tour for Serpell’s insightful exploration, ON MORRISON, each episode invites you into a traveling salon, celebrating the art of reading closely in community. Dive into the vibrant discussions and let Morrison’s words sing once more.

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Unravel

In “What Became of Jack?” Unravel delves into the mysterious disappearance of 27-year-old Jack McLennan, who vanished from a picnic spot in Queensland. Journalist Rob Burgin investigates the puzzling clues and online theories, navigating through tight-knit communities where everyone has something to say, but no one agrees on what happened. This gripping season promises to untangle the threads of Jack’s last known moments.

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OnlyFantasy

Dive into “OnlyFantasy” with journalist Leon Neyfakh and comedian Gracie Canaan as they explore the world of OnlyFans, the adult platform where $7 billion was spent in 2024. This captivating investigation delves into how the site has evolved into an intricate emotional marketplace, blending desire, performance, and vulnerability. Neyfakh and Canaan meet creators, subscribers, and professional “chatters” to question the authenticity of screen-mediated connections. Ultimately, this thought-provoking series examines the cost of loneliness and how intimacy’s rules are being rewritten online.

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Engagement Party

Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro bring their wit and wisdom to Engagement Party, a pop culture podcast where smart hot takes reign supreme. These longtime friends navigate the world of what we’re watching, reading, and scrolling through, dissecting the essentials of our endless feeds with their signature flair.

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Too Long Didn’t Listen

Too Long Didn’t Listen tackles the burning questions of the podcasting world with a rapid-fire approach. Each episode features five podcasters offering their insights in just 60 seconds each, cutting through the noise to provide valuable perspectives. Whether you’re starting a podcast, looking to grow one, or simply exploring the medium, this podcast offers concise advice on topics like podcast tips, growth, marketing, and the merits of video podcasting. Perfect for those seeking quick, trusted industry insights.

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Two Peas on a Pod

Your friendships called — they want your attention! Hosted by Dr. Miriam Kirmayer, a leading expert on adult friendship, Two Peas on a Pod dives into the complexities of relationships. Through engaging conversations, expert insights, and practical advice, this podcast helps you nurture and deepen your connections. Explore the stories, science, and secrets behind meaningful friendships and discover what it truly takes to feel close to those who matter most.

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Front Page

Dive into the day’s most compelling headlines with Front Page, offering a succinct round-up of top stories. From breaking news to the latest in sports and entertainment, this daily podcast keeps listeners informed and engaged with the world around them.

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Slow Burn

Slow Burn shines a spotlight on America’s pivotal moments, revealing hidden stories through archival gems and personal interviews. Each season delves into a major event or figure, from the rise of Fox News to the ripple effects of Roe v. Wade, offering fresh perspectives on history’s impact today. With episodes exploring everything from the Watergate scandal to the complexities of Justice Gorsuch’s Supreme Court tenure, this podcast offers a riveting exploration of the past to better understand our present.

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Hey Jonas!

Join Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas as they reveal a new side of themselves in Hey Jonas! The famous trio, known for their music and acting, now brings their playful and irreverent charm to deep conversations. Enjoy their sibling banter and explore topics like never before.

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Sisters of Defiance

Sisters of Defiance, presented by Anita Rani and fueled by Ancient + Brave, celebrates women who boldly defy norms. Through candid conversations, Anita delves into the inspiring lives of courageous women, revealing untold stories of ambition, identity, and resilience. This show highlights how these trailblazers rewrite the script, taking risks and challenging expectations across culture, business, and entertainment.

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Highgate Wood

Highgate Wood captivated the music scene in the early ’70s with their blend of artsy prog rock and mainstream appeal, thanks to the talents of Sean Underwood, Peter Van Conklin, and Corrine Kennedy. Their meteoric rise came to a tragic halt in 1975 when a studio fire claimed Corrine’s life and drove Peter to madness. Sean pursued a successful solo path but sadly ended his life in the early ’90s. Years on, Peter’s daughter Patti grapples with Sean’s haunting legacy and ghosts from the past as she seeks to uncover the truth behind the band’s dramatic end.

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Own It with Angie Hicks

Ever feel like your home is in charge? Join Angie Hicks, co-founder of Angi, as she dives into the realities of homeownership that no one warns you about. With insights from experts and real homeowners, this show helps you make smarter choices and feel empowered, even when the to-do list seems endless. It’s about owning your home, not letting it own you.

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Queersland

Queersland is an anthology podcast that unveils remarkable and rarely told stories from queer writers across nearly 80 years of Queensland’s rich social history. Delving into the struggles of surviving in a culture that often suppressed difference, these narratives are funny, raw, heartbreaking, and brave. This collection sheds light on our potential for love and evolution beyond societal norms, urging a more compassionate and generous existence.

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What Happens Next with Dhar Mann

Millions have found inspiration in Dhar Mann’s fictional tales, and now, these lessons leap off the page through real-life accounts. “What Happens Next with Dhar Mann” delves into personal stories of loss, failure, and uncertainty, offering fresh perspectives for anyone facing life’s crossroads. When the path ahead seems unclear, this podcast explores the pivotal question: what happens next?

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Launchpad of Innovation

Dive into the heart of the advertising industry with Launchpad of Innovation, where DPAA Global President & CEO Barry Frey engages in unfiltered conversations with top C-suite executives. Discover insights on AdTech innovations, brand-building strategies, and career-defining moves shaping the future of advertising, marketing, and media.

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Nation States with Yates

Nation States with Yates acts as your go-to national security advisor, demystifying global politics, foreign policy, and geopolitical risk into everyday language. Steve Yates, a former White House national security official, offers concise, experience-driven insights into high-level decision-making and its implications for the U.S. and beyond.

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Business (Un)usual

Hosted by Sophia Wyatt, co-founder of Library of Things, Business (Un)usual challenges the conventional wisdom about business operations. This podcast delves into the untold stories behind decisions, trade-offs, and structural choices often kept under wraps. It’s a must-listen for founders, designers, and leaders eager to explore innovative approaches, beginning with the transformative journey of Library of Things and expanding beyond.

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Memento Morbid

Memento Morbid delves into the dark and mysterious world of true crime, unraveling chilling tales and exploring the morbid side of human nature. The podcast offers deep dives into infamous cases, blending storytelling with expert insights to captivate and intrigue listeners who have a taste for the macabre. Settle in for a spine-tingling experience as each episode reveals unsettling truths and curious mysteries.

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Tell Me Moir

Tell Me Moir offers candid chats and hearty laughs as Harriet Moir engages with brilliant women in no-filter discussions about everything under the sun. Real, relatable, and occasionally raucous, this podcast dives into the conversations we crave but often sidestep. Buckle up for an unmissable listening adventure!

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Attitude Presents: Out with Suzi Ruffell

Attitude Presents: Out with Suzi Ruffell is a podcast that shines a light on the LGBTQIA+ community, featuring comedian and writer Suzi Ruffell in relaxed chats with queer luminaries. From popstars to politicians, each episode delves into stories of coming out, being out, and celebrating queer joy. Brought to you by Attitude magazine and Off The Kerb Productions.

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Bodega Botanica Tales: Short Story Podcast

Bodega Botanica Tales is a short story podcast where ancient myths meet modern life in captivating narratives. Each episode draws from Latinx culture, weaving together bodega gossip, botánica visits, and cultural folklore. These tales, rich with traditions and legends, offer a unique twist on ghost stories, inviting listeners from all backgrounds to dive into a world of superstition and curiosity. Perfect for those who relish the mystery of whispered legends and family folklore.

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Intrigue

Next on Intrigue: To Catch a King, a new people-smuggling boss is orchestrating routes into the UK, and his identity remains a mystery. Join the investigative duo Sue Mitchell and Rob Lawrie from To Catch a Scorpion as they delve into this gripping case. Intrigue offers dramatic true stories and investigations that reveal the inner workings of our world. It’s jaw-dropping, thrilling, and absolutely bingeable.

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Bill and Giuliana: The Podcast

Bill and Giuliana dive into the internet’s most burning questions, the ones you’re too shy to voice out loud — like the mystery of green poop. With a mix of humor and expertise, they consult top professionals and celebrity friends to explore every perspective, no sugarcoating involved. Prepare for a blend of hilarity and insight as they unravel both quirky and serious inquiries. Pull up a chair, pour yourself something nice, and get ready to be enlightened.

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Tales from the Celebrity Trenches

Tales from the Celebrity Trenches is a fascinating podcast that dives into the captivating world of fame. Listen as celebrities share their behind-the-scenes experiences and intriguing anecdotes. Discover the highs and lows of life in the spotlight.

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Work-Shaped Life

In Work-Shaped Life, individuals from diverse backgrounds and careers share their unique journeys to their current roles and discuss the profound impact their jobs have had on their lives. It’s a tapestry of stories that reveals how work shapes personal and professional identities.

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Ethically Questionable

Explore how to have it all without damaging the planet with Jamila Brown, former Global Head of Sustainability at Soho House. Each episode dives into conversations with culture shapers and impact activists, covering everything from fashion to food and wellness. Discover simple swaps, mindset shifts, and how to spot greenwashing tactics. Uncover what’s worth keeping in the pursuit of a good life and what’s ethically questionable.

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Everybody Knows But Me

At 17, Holly Brown’s world was already shaken by her father’s battle with cancer, but it took a dramatic turn when he revealed the existence of her secret twin brothers. With her father gone and questions left unanswered, Holly embarks on a journey to unravel how such a monumental secret remained hidden. Along the way, she discovers that sometimes, the sitcoms that shaped her childhood are the only compass in a reality more bizarre than fiction.

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We Are All Workerbees

Work is undergoing a transformation, influenced by AI, evolving expectations, and economic pressures. In We Are All Workerbees, hosts Heiko Roth and Nikki Vegenski engage with workers and hiring managers to explore these changes and their real-life implications. The podcast delves into the shifting landscape of work, providing insights for workers, students, and concerned parents alike.

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The Sunfall Train

In just eight days, the world teeters on the brink of collapse, threatened by an unimaginable beast, as revealed by a cryptic letter to biologist Kieran Grimshaw. Joined by their cousin Vic, a multi-talented local, they embark on a daring journey across Colorado to prove the impending apocalypse. However, as they delve into a world filled with folkloresque creatures, phantom railways, and old rivalries, they confront challenges beyond their expectations. Each sunset brings the eerie sound of a train whistle, signaling the stakes of their quest.

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The Blank List

On The Blank List, smart idiots Adam, Dane, and Tranna embark on a mission to create definitive Top 5 lists for various categories. These lists are not just subjective musings; they’re objective, fact-based, and rigorously researched, destined to shape culture for generations.

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The Defendants

The Defendants podcast delves into the intricate journey of sexual assault cases within the justice system, highlighting its frequent failure to support victims. It seeks answers on necessary changes for true justice and explores the meaning of justice after trauma, uncovering systemic flaws and potential solutions.

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Pretty Tough with Maria Sharapova

Five-time Grand Slam champion and entrepreneur Maria Sharapova brings her signature intensity to Pretty Tough, a podcast redefining female ambition. Each episode features candid conversations with high-achieving women across industries, focusing on excellence, career strategies, wellness, and leadership. Inspired by Sharapova’s own journey, the show dismantles gender-specific expectations, celebrating grit and ambition without compromise.

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The Rise and Fall of …

Dive into the dramatic twists and turns of the most captivating tales in music history. From meteoric rises to unexpected downfalls, this podcast unravels the stunning journeys of iconic artists and their unforgettable legacies. Discover the tales behind the headlines and the music that defined an era.

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Fighting Fascism Podcast

Dive into a compelling exploration of how fascist regimes rise and fall with “Fighting Fascism Podcast.” Hosted by political organizers Aaron Regunberg, Jonathan Smucker, and their relatable friend Matt DaSilva, the show examines historical fascist takeovers, the conditions that allowed them, and the resistance movements that triumphed. By drawing parallels to today’s battles against Trump, MAGA, and modern authoritarianism, this podcast offers insightful lessons and strategies for contemporary resistance.

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Hidden History with Dr. Harini Bhat

Dr. Harini Bhat, a clinical pharmacist and science storyteller, dives into real historical events that defy explanation. From mass hysterias to vanished civilizations, she treats these mysteries as evolving case files, not mere myths, blending history with science. Hidden History challenges us to see the unknown as a persistent part of human experience. Listen on your preferred platform.

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Humor Me with Robert Smigel and Friends

Join Robert Smigel and his comedic entourage as they transform everyday scenarios into comedic gold. From best man speeches to Tinder profiles, this weekly podcast offers a hilarious makeover for any situation. With professional comedy writers and comedians, they’ll ensure your real-life moments get the punch-up they deserve.

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Harry Potter: The Official Film Podcast

Dive into the wizarding world with the official companion podcast to the Harry Potter film series. Film critic and lifelong fan Rhianna Dhillon leads a heartfelt and hilarious journey, joined by celebrity superfans and those who crafted the series. Together, they explore each film with laughter, reflection, and a sprinkle of mischief. Whether it’s your first or fiftieth visit, consider this your official invitation back to Hogwarts.

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Fight Your Corner

Step into the ring with Fight Your Corner, where boxing’s heavyweights ditch the gloves for heated debates. Former world champion Tony Bellew and boxing personality Charlie Parsons lead the charge, tackling the sport’s most divisive topics alongside major guests. From controversial decisions to legendary tales, this podcast delivers fiery, no-holds-barred discussions. It’s where fans can relish the drama, humor, and heart of boxing outside the ropes.

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ANDMOM with Skylar Diggins and Cassidy Hubbarth

ANDMOM is a podcast for women balancing the demands of professional ambition and motherhood. Hosts Skylar Diggins and Cassidy Hubbarth delve into candid conversations often kept behind closed doors. They explore identity shifts, career changes, and the mental load of motherhood. This is the conversation that motherhood truly deserves.

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Stories from a Stranger

Every stranger has a story, and Hunter Prosper is here to unearth them in the heartfelt podcast, Stories from a Stranger. Expanding his popular social media series, Hunter dives into the lives of strangers, revealing raw and intimate tales of love, loss, and inspiration. With warmth and curiosity, each episode offers a poignant reminder of our shared humanity, inviting listeners to embrace empathy and connection.

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Bush Deep

Bush Deep features the audacious journalist ‘Bushie’ as she navigates across Australia in pursuit of entertaining stories. With a blend of chaos and charm, she chats with both celebrities and everyday heroes, posing questions others wouldn’t dare to ask. The show is humorous, cheeky, and delightfully unpredictable, keeping guests on their toes.

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Homicide 360

Homicide 360 is a gripping true crime podcast that delves into homicide cases with a focus on the victims and the quest for justice. Hosted by Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi and Scott Weinberger, the series offers an insider’s perspective on investigations. Listeners are taken through the unfolding of cases, exploring the pursuit of justice and their enduring effects through insights from victims’ families, investigators, and prosecutors.

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Prisoncast!

Prisoncast! is crafted for those in Illinois prisons and jails, as well as their loved ones on the outside. It showcases stories, investigations, interviews, and sounds requested by incarcerated listeners. Each episode offers a concise peek into the often-hidden carceral system. Access it free on the Edovo app in prisons and jails.

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Look Back At It

Join Sam and Alex as they journey through time to uncover the events that shaped our world. From pop culture highs to political lows, they, alongside a guest, scrutinize the past to question if we’ve grown wiser — or just more bewildered. Dive into a whirlwind of nostalgia and discovery with every episode.

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The Binge Crimes: Cut, Color, Kill

Fabio Sementilli, affectionately known as “Big Daddy,” was living the Hollywood dream as a beloved figure in the hairdressing world. In January 2017, his life was tragically cut short when he was found murdered at his Los Angeles home. Initially considered a botched burglary, detectives soon discovered a meticulously planned crime. As they delved deeper, they unearthed secrets that no one anticipated.

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Bad Chat with Greg James and Alice Levine

Greg James and Alice Levine have taken their friendship to the airwaves with Bad Chat, a podcast that dives into the hilariously mundane and delightfully trivial. From shame spirals to petty grievances, no minor detail is left unexplored. The duo invites listeners to share obsessions and confessions, promising a comedic take on life’s inconsequential dramas. Tune in for a witty exchange that feels like chatting with friends who aren’t afraid to overshare.

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The Women’s Health Playbook

Navigating the U.S. healthcare system can feel like an unwinnable game with life-or-death stakes. The Women’s Health Playbook is here to level the playing field. Each episode features leading experts sharing actionable strategies and insider tactics, empowering listeners to take control of their health and healthcare journey. Say goodbye to generic advice and hello to a game plan that works.

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Witchpunk: A Cyberpunk Story

In the crumbling chaos of 22nd Century America, the crew of the semi-legit landship Strega embarks on a perilous mission across a dystopian landscape. With civil unrest, corporate warfare, and looming threats at every turn, this first job since their captain’s death is far from easy. As they navigate ambushes and betrayals, the enigmatic cargo they carry raises more questions than answers. Can Henry, Alice, Franklin, and Roya survive the treacherous journey and uncover the truth behind their mission?

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Last Resort

At an exclusive wellness retreat, a troubled influencer hopes for some relaxation but finds chaos instead. A mysterious sound sweeps through the resort, turning fellow guests into violent threats. Can serenity be restored, or will the influencer’s escape become a fight for survival?

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History Or Hoarding? With Annabel Crabb

Annabel Crabb ventures into the hidden depths of Australia’s oldest library, the State Library of NSW, where she uncovers a treasure trove of peculiar artifacts, from military antiques to an unsettling amount of human hair. Amidst forgotten letters and maps, she discovers captivating stories that uniquely capture the nation’s history. Dive into these secret collections and join Annabel on this fascinating journey through time.

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The List

The List delves into how sex and intimacy shape life stories, as Elvira Lind and Kirra Cheers chat with friends, strangers, and collaborators about their experiences. With no detail spared and no judgment offered, this podcast reveals personal narratives, allowing each guest to share their journey on their own terms.

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SiriusXM Morning Skate

Weekday mornings, Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick, and Tyler Madarasz keep you in the loop with all the NHL action. They deliver insightful analysis and passionate commentary, ensuring you’re up to speed on everything from the night before. Tune in for a lively roundup of all things hockey.

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The Real Influencers (of Canada)

Discover The Real Influencers of Canada, a podcast that highlights individuals uniting people to foster positive change. With a focus on how strong democracies stem from real, in-person connections, it delves into stories and practical ideas for building trust and community. Uncover the power of everyday relationships in strengthening our democracy and learn from those leading the way.

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Confessions of an Elite Athlete with Midge Purce

Confessions of an Elite Athlete with Midge Purce delves into the mental prowess required for athletic excellence. Midge, a champion athlete and Harvard psychology graduate, engages with top athletes to uncover the mindsets and hidden struggles that fuel their journey to greatness.

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That Sounds Like A Lot with Matt Buechele

On That Sounds Like A Lot, Matt Buechele offers his signature walk-and-talk monologue, delving into the stories shaping culture, politics, and the peculiarities of modern life. Each episode features a humorous and insightful chat with a guest, exploring what truly deserves attention and what might be overblown. Expect music, absurdity, and guaranteed laughs along the way.

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Why Are You More Successful Than Me?

Richard Bacon dives back into the world of broadcasting with a captivating interview series, Why Are You More Successful Than Me?, where he explores the elusive art of success. Interviewing people he considers more successful, Richard sets aside his own achievements to delve into the ambition and drive behind top performers. This isn’t about insecurity — it’s a curious quest to uncover what fuels those at the pinnacle of their professions.

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No Ordinary Life

No Ordinary Life is an immersive history podcast that uncovers the truth behind the extraordinary lives of legendary figures. Through cinematic storytelling and dramatized scenes, each season resurrects a legendary figure, peeling back the myths to reveal the human beneath. Discover stories that defy expectations and challenge your understanding of history.

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One Million Neighbors w/ Dr. Melissa Borja

One Million Neighbors dives into the remarkable efforts of American faith communities as they resettled over a million Southeast Asian refugees amidst widespread hostility. Led by Dr. Melissa Borja, a historian and expert on migration and religion, the series explores this monumental task and its lasting impact. Part of the AAPI Stories of Faith & Life project, it highlights resilience and community spirit in the face of adversity.

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A Fighting Chance

Delve into the inspiring world of climate change solutions with Emmy-winning filmmaker Charles Loi in A Fighting Chance. This video podcast, a companion to the award-winning PBS series Climate California, showcases visionary leaders from science, politics, and culture. Charles brings to light their groundbreaking ideas and creative solutions, bridging the harsh realities of climate change with a sense of optimism and hope for our planet.

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Crime Next Door

Dive into Crime Next Door for gripping true crime tales from across the UK. In Series 12, unravel the chilling story of Diane Sindall’s murder and the 38-year-long miscarriage of justice in Merseyside. Previous seasons have explored everything from state terrorism and religious scandals to art heists and supernatural horrors. Each series offers a deep dive into the mysteries and dark secrets lurking just around the corner.

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World of Secrets

Journey into compelling global investigations with World of Secrets from the BBC. In the latest season, DNA detectives unravel the mystery of British soldiers who fathered children in Kenya and vanished, leaving families in dire need of justice. Previous seasons have taken listeners into the shadowy depths of the dark web with US agents saving children, uncovered the truth behind a mysterious death in Dubai, and delved into sexual exploitation allegations against Abercrombie & Fitch’s former CEO. Prepare for gripping stories that shed light on the world’s hidden truths.

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Showing Up With Andy Grammer

Showing Up With Andy Grammer is a humorous and heartfelt podcast diving into the essence of showing up for ourselves, others, and the world. With intimate music and unscripted conversations, Andy explores themes of kindness and self-reckoning, sparking joy and honest reflection. This podcast reveals extraordinary moments of connection and inspires listeners to engage in real discourse.

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Foundling | Tortoise Investigates

In 1987, a newborn named Jess is discovered abandoned on a remote Suffolk lane, sparking a mystery that remains unsolved as her mother is never found. Fast forward decades, journalist Lucy Greenwell, who has been haunted by the case since childhood, finds Jess, who is already on her own quest for answers. Together, they unravel a complex web of secrets and unforeseen consequences that stretch beyond their imaginations. This six-part series delves into the profound impact of hidden truths and the relentless pursuit of closure.

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Behind the Money

FT columnist Gillian Tett and FT Alphaville editor Robin Wigglesworth explore the influential ideas, personalities, and institutions that have sculpted financial history in Behind the Money.

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Practice Marketing Insider

Practice Marketing Insider, hosted by Kristie Plantinga, is a savvy guide for therapists navigating the ever-changing online marketing world. Each episode, Kristie debunks outdated or overblown marketing myths and offers fresh strategies to help therapists stay ahead and thrive.

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Albatros Project | AI Audio Drama & Historical Mysteries

Albatros Project is a theatrical true crime podcast that breathes life into historical mysteries with a full cast of AI-generated voices and cinematic sound design. Each season unfolds a new intrigue, starting with the 1911 theft of the Mona Lisa in “Stolen Smile.” This solo-produced series offers an immersive journey into the past, best experienced through headphones. Every great crime has a story waiting to be heard.

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John Carpenter Presents Something Wicked

In the eerie streets of New Orleans, young historian Nikki Goodluck and seasoned detective Frank DuPret form an unlikely partnership to unravel crimes shrouded in supernatural mysteries. Inspired by real events, this chilling audio drama promises a thrilling journey into the macabre. Prepare for a dark ride through the bayou’s haunted whispers.

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Connect to Nature

Log off and touch grass with Connect to Nature, a podcast that redefines our relationship with the environment. Hosted by Amy Chapman and Katrina Ridley, it dives into eco-anxiety, positive actions, and the joy of stepping outside. From rewilding to challenging fast fashion, discover how creativity and community can reconnect us with the wild. Featuring passionate guests, this series is a breath of fresh air for nature lovers everywhere.

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Passenger Seat

Jennifer Hurst’s harrowing tale of kidnapping and survival begins one evening as she walks her dog, suddenly confronted by a threatening figure. This gripping narrative takes listeners from Ohio’s Amish country to its prisons, exploring how addiction devastates families. It delves into the dark side of good intentions and the mystery of why, years later, Jennifer cannot stop recounting her ordeal.

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Secrets of the Salt Path

Secrets of the Salt Path explores the intriguing story behind the global sensation The Salt Path, delving into the controversy and division among its fans. Some remain steadfast believers, while others feel deceived. Discover the remarkable journey that captivated and confounded readers around the world.

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Going Clean is Dirty Business

Explore the captivating true story of Nick Abson, a maverick TV director turned hydrogen fuel cell pioneer, in his quest for limitless clean power. Known for legendary works like Queen’s “We Will Rock You,” Abson shares his unbelievable journey with filmmaker Harry Otto Brünjes. Discover the highs and lows of his battle to liberate clean energy technology stolen by the Russians. Dive into this limited narrative video podcast to uncover why we still lack this revolutionary power source.

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Big Bro with Kid Cudi

Step into the attic of Kid Cudi’s mind with Big Bro, where he hosts his favorite cultural and entertainment figures for laid-back chats. Dive into stories, laughs, and genuine conversations that unravel the truth behind their biggest successes. Expect the vibe of late-night talks with your Big Bro and his crew. Join in and vibe out. Peace!

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”Autoimmunity and the Good Girls” Behind-the-Page with Sara Hirsh Bordo

Delve into “Autoimmunity and the Good Girls” on Behind the Page with Sara Hirsh Bordo. This podcast series accompanies her debut book, exploring the impact of being a ‘good girl’ on women’s health. Bordo, a documentary filmmaker and autoimmune warrior, shares insights from her research and conversations with experts and fellow women. Join her on a journey of transformation, healing, and empowerment.

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UNCLOSETED with Spencer Macnaughton

In UNCLOSETED, Spencer Macnaughton delves into the forces shaping America’s anti-LGBTQ landscape. This podcast features interviews with Uncloseted reporters and prominent voices tackling LGBTQ issues. With a focus on highlighting those challenging injustice and covering breaking news, it offers rigorous and objective reporting to deepen understanding of the world today. Spencer, a Gracie Award-winning and Emmy-nominated journalist, brings his expertise to this enlightening series.

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From Writer to Fighter

Comedy writer Josh Corey tackles more than just punchlines as he dives headfirst into the boxing ring. At 37, with his wedding looming, Josh dedicates six months to morph from writer to fighter. This journey unfolds into candid discussions about identity, anger, love, and loss. Experience his transformation in this compelling series, From Writer to Fighter.

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Movie Bread Club

Movie Bread Club is your cinematic guide featuring film aficionado Anit ‘On’ Bashar, horror buff Lee Casey, and classic newbie Jenn Jones. They dive into movies from all eras and platforms, serving up honest reviews, positive vibes, and a sprinkle of delightful nonsense. Perfect for anyone seeking their next film fix.

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Everything Is Fake

Join Jamie Bartlett as he explores a world where deception isn’t just overlooked, but celebrated. In “Everything Is Fake,” Bartlett dives into why society increasingly accepts and even rewards duplicity, leaving us to ponder why we’re so comfortable with it.

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Blood Will Tell

In a suburban San Jose tragedy, identical twins are entangled in a murder case, leading to a wrongful imprisonment. Blood Will Tell delves into the Vietnamese-American brothers’ tale of loyalty and sacrifice, raising questions about one twin’s silence and the other’s selfless act. This modern saga examines their unbreakable bond amidst a crime neither committed.

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Secretly Sporty

Imagine if working out was about more than just breaking a sweat. Each week, writer and fitness enthusiast Sebastian Langdell chats with creatives like authors and musicians about how their exercise routines fuel their artistic endeavors. Discover how activities like boxing and bouldering can boost mental health and unleash creativity. By the end, you’ll be inspired to both hit the gym and channel that energy into your own creative projects.

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My Phantom Memory

In the wake of The Phantom of the Opera’s final curtain call, “My Phantom Memory” delves into the backstage world of Scott Mikita, a swing actor who dedicated over two decades to the iconic show. As the theater lights dim, Mikita and his colleagues confront profound questions about the legacy they’ve been part of and what the future holds. This intimate journey, crafted by filmmaker Mark Blumberg, offers a heartfelt glimpse into the life of an actor as he navigates the end of an era.

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Family Lore

Family Lore is a narrative podcast that delves into the captivating tales families pass down through generations. Each episode features a guest sharing a family legend, followed by an exploration to uncover the truth behind the stories. From grandfathers who defied aviation history to great-uncles with notorious pasts, it offers a compelling look at family fables and their roots. Celebrate the magic of ancestral stories with this intriguing series.

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Lit Witches: A Fantasy Book Podcast

Lit Witches opens the portal to fantasy for readers and writers alike. Join host Adelaide Jensen at The Roundtable to explore your favorite fantasy genres with special guests. Discover the ‘Chosen Ones,’ fantasy authors from around the globe, as they unveil their latest spellbinding novels. Powered by Penguin, this magical journey is not to be missed.

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The Overturn

The Overturn challenges the belief in a foolproof justice system by spotlighting cases where innocence is overshadowed by wrongful convictions. From teens imprisoned over group-chat messages to a former cop claiming betrayal by colleagues, and four men ensnared by a controversial sting operation, this series delves into their battles for justice.

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Soccer Moms

BFFs Katie Rich and Holly Laurent transform tailgating at their kids’ soccer games into an off-the-cuff podcast, broadcasting right from their minivan, which has a distinct aroma of stale french fries. Amidst the chaos, their friendship and the characters around them keep the laughs rolling and the wheels turning.

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Two Percent with Michael Easter

Michael Easter delves into the top 2% of information on health, performance, and mindset. Dive into the most practical and useful insights available on the internet and transform your approach to well-being and personal growth.

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Dreaming Against the Machine

Delve into the possibilities of a brighter future with astrophysicist and journalist Dr. Adam Becker in Dreaming Against the Machine. Each episode, Adam and his guests engage in lively discussions, seeking hope amid today’s political challenges. This podcast reclaims the narrative from tech moguls, envisioning a world that’s realistic, equitable, and inspiring.

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The Binge Cases: My Mother’s Lies

In the tranquil summer of 2000, the murder of Jessica Currin in a small Kentucky town shook the community. Susan Galbreath, instrumental in solving the case, helped convict Quincy Cross. Years later, Susan’s son Ray McCord discovers a box of his mother’s files that suggests a dark secret. As he delves deeper, he begins to unravel a truth that challenges everything he thought he knew.

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Connie & Jack: A Rigged Game

Dive into the gripping true tale of Connie Hawkins, a New York City basketball prodigy whose promising career is derailed in 1961 due to wrongful accusations. Expelled from college and shunned by the NBA, his fate is entangled with Jack Molinas, a former All-Star turned mob fixer. This podcast unravels the dramatic and unjust downfall of a sports legend.

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Rorschach: Murder at City Hall

A stunning public shooting at New York City Hall in 2003 sees the death of charismatic City Councilman James E. Davis and his political rival Niel Askew. Despite their seemingly close relationship, Askew becomes the shocking murderer. “Rorschach: Murder at City Hall” revisits this forgotten tragedy, unraveling the mystery of their fateful day through gripping eyewitness accounts.

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Sound, Light & Frequency

Has Hollywood been a vessel for the U.S. government’s UFO disclosure? “Sound, Light & Frequency” delves into this tantalizing question through an investigation led by Bryce Zabel and Brent Friedman, two seasoned Hollywood insiders. They reveal their own surreal encounter with a “Man in Black” and explore how film and television might be subtly shaping our understanding of extraterrestrial phenomena. Each episode uncovers the potential link between on-screen narratives and real-life mysteries.

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The After Dive

The After Dive, hosted by Olympic champion Matty Lee, ventures beyond the medals to explore the untold stories of athletes and sports personalities. It dives into the highs, lows, and pressures of performing at the elite level, revealing the human side of sports. Expect raw conversations about sacrifices, setbacks, and the mindset behind the scenes.

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In Pursuit with Colleen Shogan

Explore the American experiment with Colleen Shogan, the 11th Archivist of the United States, as she delves into the nation’s quest for a more perfect union. Joined by esteemed historians, journalists, and public servants, this podcast uncovers lessons from America’s past to shape its future. Discover what has worked over the past 250 years and what hasn’t in this insightful journey through history.

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Mostly Human with Laurie Segall

Mostly Human with Laurie Segall delves into technology through a uniquely human perspective. Hosted by award-winning tech journalist Laurie Segall, this podcast features immersive interviews and investigations with both headline-making tech giants and intriguing unknowns. It addresses some of today’s defining questions, aiming to empower listeners and provide a clearer understanding of technology’s impact.

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Against All Odds with Yris Palmer

Against All Odds with Yris Palmer showcases inspiring stories of individuals who defied expectations and shattered barriers. Hosted by Yris Palmer, a successful entrepreneur and child of immigrant parents, the podcast delves into the resilience and grit of those who turned struggles into strengths. Each episode features raw conversations with entrepreneurs, creatives, and change-makers who refused to be defined by their circumstances, proving that the impossible is within reach.

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Totally Bombed

Not all performers start as prodigies; they often face trial and error. Totally Bombed is a podcast where artists share their stories of epic failures and lessons learned along the way.

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This is History: A Dynasty to Die For

History’s Greatest Fails is a captivating miniseries from Dan Jones and Elizabeth Day, exploring why “losers” often make history. From Richard III to the forgotten Pharaoh Hatshepsut, this series delves into how failure’s meaning evolves and its lessons. Over six episodes, the podcast examines historical failures and their unexpected impacts, with insights from Dan’s royal favorites on Patreon.

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The Walkers: The real Salt Path

Raynor Winn’s memoir, The Salt Path, captivated millions with its tale of financial ruin, terminal illness, and healing through a 630-mile trek. However, when reporter Chloe Hadjimatheou received a tip-off questioning its honesty, the story began to unravel. The Walkers: The Real Salt Path delves into the murky waters between truth and fiction. How far can you stretch a story before it breaks?

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Crime Scene

Dive into Crime Scene, a captivating show from The Binge that delves into unforgettable true crime cases. With Jonathan Hirsch and investigative reporter Cooper Moll at the helm, each episode intricately weaves together compelling stories with real photos and videos. Perfect for those who can’t get enough of true crime mysteries.

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Conversations With Candice

Conversations With Candice is a reflective lifestyle and personal-growth podcast hosted by Candice Brathwaite. Using the metaphor of building a house, each episode delves into stages of rebuilding life, covering topics like identity, boundaries, and emotional healing. Through honest storytelling and practical reflection, Candice creates a space that feels intimate and constructive, resonating with listeners navigating work, family, relationships, and personal change. The show’s warm, thoughtful tone leaves audiences feeling seen, grounded, and ready to make healthier life choices.

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Ask Me A Question (with Arlene Phillips & Bradley Riches)

Choreographer Dame Arlene Phillips and actor Bradley Riches may disagree on almost everything, but that doesn’t stop them from diving into pop culture’s juiciest debates. On Ask Me A Question, these two friends tackle iconic performances and overrated artists, sharing their lively opinions and reading your messages along the way. Join them as they untangle some of culture’s most pressing conversations.

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You Wish

In the glitzy world of Vegas, where dreams are chased and sometimes caught, You Wish dives into the stories of those who’ve lived extraordinary lives. Hosted by TV personality and best-selling author Holly Madison, the podcast uncovers the glossy exteriors and messy truths beneath. Each episode asks the provocative question: What does it really mean to get what you wish for?

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Someone Knows Something

Someone Knows Something is the gripping investigative true crime series led by award-winning documentarian David Ridgen. Each season delves deep into an unsolved case, unraveling mysteries and striving to bring closure to families. From missing persons to cold cases, Ridgen sheds light on the stories that haunt communities.

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Winning with AI

Delve into the world of AI transformation with AI pioneer Andrew Ng and Bain partner Sarah Elk as they chat with global CEOs about scaling AI across enterprises. In Winning with AI, explore the challenges and strategies of deploying AI at scale, reimagining operations, and leading cultural change. This podcast is a treasure trove for leaders navigating the intricacies of AI, offering insights into the human elements of transformation. Presented by Bain & Company, it’s a roadmap to turning ambition into impactful reality.

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ABC Business Daily

ABC Business Daily is your go-to podcast for decoding the latest in business and finance news. From Monday to Thursday, ABC’s Senior Business Correspondent, Carrington Clarke, delves into market-moving stories, industry shifts, and economic impacts. On Fridays, seasoned financial journalist Alan Kohler hosts insightful interviews with key decision-makers and industry leaders, uncovering the strategies shaping Australia’s economic landscape. Perfect for those eager to understand the forces influencing their financial future.

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Forging Gold: The Making of a Champion

Dive into the world of elite athletics with Forging Gold: The Making of a Champion. Hosted by former pro tennis player Rennae Stubbs, this podcast goes beyond the trophies to reveal the early mornings, near career-ending injuries, and intense pressures faced by champions. Discover the physical, mental, and emotional sacrifices that transform hard work into gold.

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The Match-Up with Aliyah

In The Match-Up with Aliyah, high-profile athletes pair up with notable guests from diverse fields like music, comedy, and business. Through candid conversations and playful prompts, Aliyah’s warm hosting style helps each duo discover shared experiences and human moments that connect them beyond their impressive resumes.

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Hysteria

Hysteria dives into the iconic stories that transformed basketball from its Indiana roots. Discover tales like Hoosier legend Quinn Buckner’s undefeated college run, Butler University’s near-miraculous 2010 tournament, and how Indianapolis hosted an entire March Madness in a bubble. Plus, explore pivotal moments in women’s basketball with pioneers like Tamika Catchings.

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Breakthrough Technology Dialogues

Join James Harding, Editor-in-Chief of the Observer, in Breakthrough Technology Dialogues as he engages with visionaries at the helm of transformative tech. Delve into the realms of quantum computing, fusion energy, AI, and medical technology to uncover the innovations shaping our future. Each episode offers insights from those pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.

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Last One Laughing Official Podcast

Comedian Roisin Conaty dives into the antics and behind-the-scenes buzz of the hilarious series Last One Laughing UK. This official Audible Originals companion podcast promises laughter and insider scoops aplenty.

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Everybody Knows But Me

Comedian Holly Anabel Brown’s world is turned upside down when she discovers twin brothers she never knew existed, a secret kept by her entire family. With her father’s passing leaving a trail of unanswered questions, Holly embarks on a quest to unravel the mystery behind this hidden truth and explores how sitcoms often mirrored her unexpectedly dramatic life.

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Unorganized Territory

Unorganized Territory dives into the heart of Maine’s 2026 election, examining its implications on America’s current political landscape. This episode navigates the shifting political tides and the unique challenges Maine faces, offering insightful analysis into the broader national context.

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Clyde Confidential

Hollywood’s real stars aren’t always on the red carpet — they’re the assistants making everything happen behind the scenes. Clyde Confidential unveils the gritty, often chaotic world of Hollywood’s unsung heroes, from mailroom beginnings to pivotal career moments. Hosted by Meghan Grimm, founder of elite staffing agency Clyde, the podcast features industry insiders sharing their journeys and the invaluable lessons learned along the way.

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Bridge of Lies

On a chilly December night, an abandoned car on a Jersey shore bridge unravels the mystery of missing 19-year-old Sarah Stern, an aspiring artist. While friends suggest she might have jumped or fled to Canada, investigators are troubled by suspicious details, including a partially-burned stash of money. As foul play is suspected, a filmmaker’s daring undercover operation blows the case wide open in this gripping six-part series from 20/20 and ABC Audio.

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Friends Keep Secrets

Friends Keep Secrets is a unique show where best friends benny blanco, Lil Dicky (Dave Burd), and Dave’s wife, Kristin Batalucco, invite viewers into their LA home. With over 18 hidden cameras capturing the magic, the show offers a genuine glimpse into their friendships and spontaneous moments with guests. It’s not your typical interview series; instead, they might cook, play games, or record a song, blending podcast vibes with sitcom charm.

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The Big Dig Presents: Catching The Codfather

Season 3 of The Big Dig immerses listeners in the gritty world of “Catching The Codfather,” where the infamous Carlos Rafael, a fishing tycoon, faces off against government forces. As the series unfolds on Boston’s docks, it examines whether Rafael is a folk hero or a villain, while questioning the system he dared to defy. This Peabody Award-winning podcast transforms dry topics into riveting political sagas, weaving a tale of modern America through the lens of food, work, and politics.

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History for the Reckoning

History for the Reckoning is a compelling podcast that delves into the uncomfortable corners of history we must confront to avoid repeating mistakes. Each season unearths forgotten or misremembered events through insightful interviews with historians, scholars, artists, and firsthand witnesses. The first season explores the profound story of WWII Japanese incarceration in America, offering the depth and understanding these topics deserve.

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Image Unscripted

Image Unscripted is a daring NAACP Image Awards original series that highlights the influential figures and forces shaping Black culture today. It features vibrant voices from the entertainment world engaging in genuine, unfiltered discussions that honor authenticity, artistry, and legacy.

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Two-Faced: John of God

Journey into the intriguing world of João Teixeira de Faria, better known as John of God, a Brazilian spiritual healer renowned for his miraculous procedures sans anesthesia. In 2018, his revered image unraveled, revealing a sinister secret that led to his dramatic downfall. This series unearths the criminal activities behind his holy empire and the steadfast believers who shield him, exploring the global faith healing movement’s influence and the limits of unwavering belief. Dive into a tale of power, faith, and the blind eye turned in the name of miracles.

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Raven

Raven is a captivating podcast about Raven Chanticleer, the visionary behind Harlem’s sole wax museum dedicated to Black history. Despite its acclaim, following Raven’s death, his family aimed to dismantle the museum, but the community fiercely resisted. Though much of his work was lost, rumors of surviving statues persisted. Host Gavin Whitehead embarks on an eighteen-month journey to uncover the truth about this cultural treasure.

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Films Not Made

Films Not Made dives into the world of never-realized films, exploring Hollywood and indie projects that were too wild or ambitious to see the light of day. Hosts Avi Zev Weider and Amy Hobby engage with writers, directors, and producers to revisit abandoned scripts and casting dreams, while AI brings these lost movies back to life in imaginative discussions.

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Mind Games

Imagine a world where hypnotizing yourself into a better version of you — or covertly influencing others — was within your reach. That’s the tantalizing promise of NLP, a phenomenon born in 1970s California and linked to a notorious murder mystery. Journalists Zoë Lescaze and Alice Hines delve into the murky waters of NLP, exploring its ties to figures like Tony Robbins and Jordan Belfort. Mind Games unravels the web of NLP’s controversial history, from its bizarre origins to its unlikely effectiveness.

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Money Trauma

Money Trauma delves into the misconceptions surrounding financial behaviors, exploring issues like financial stress, gambling, and wealth accumulation through a trauma-informed lens. By speaking with global experts, the podcast reveals how these narratives impact individuals psychologically and socially, and uncovers who truly benefits from them.

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Oh, Anna!

Join the dynamic mother-daughter duo, Anastasia Kingsnorth and her iconic mum Julie Stanton, as they spill the tea on personal dramas, react to online chaos, and call out rip-offs. With no filters or boundaries, they’re ready to entertain and enlighten with their candid discussions.

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The Cult Queen of Canada from Uncover

Delve into the enigmatic world of The Cult Queen of Canada as Uncover explores the captivating true crime saga. Each season, a dedicated host unravels mysterious tales, from mind control and serial abuse to disappearances and wrongful imprisonments. This series offers a compelling journey into the depths of criminal mysteries, spotlighting the pursuit of truth. Discover the best in true crime storytelling with over 30 gripping seasons.

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The Plotpoint

The Plotpoint, hosted by award-winning filmmaker Leslie Zemeckis and bestselling writer Sara DiVello, delves into the transformative power of storytelling. This podcast offers insightful conversations and compelling stories, exploring how the written word fuels ambition, navigates life’s challenges, and inspires creativity. Perfect for storytellers or anyone seeking motivation, The Plotpoint turns narratives into tools for growth and connection.

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Nature is the Solution

Nature is the Solution, from The Nature Conservancy, offers climate stories with a dose of stubborn optimism. It shifts the narrative from fear to possibility, highlighting how hope, innovation, and the power of nature can tackle the challenges we face.

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It Girl with Bailey Taylor

It Girl with Bailey Taylor dives into candid chats with fashion editors, celebrities, founders, and cultural leaders, revealing both the glitzy and gritty sides of fame. Expanding from its online roots, the podcast delves into the ambitions, pressures, and challenges of being an “it girl” today, offering a deeper look beyond the curated highlight reels.

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Mind Over Mountain

Bestselling author and Dear Sugars co-host Cheryl Strayed invites listeners on an exhilarating journey in Mind Over Mountain. She chats with adrenaline-fueled athletes and adventurers like climbers and ultramarathoners, exploring the mental landscapes that drive their extraordinary feats. Offering insights and advice, the podcast empowers listeners to tackle their own daunting challenges head-on.

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No Grip

No Grip is a Formula 1 culture podcast where host Lily Herman explores the sport’s wackiest and most dramatic mishaps and scandals. From F1 romance novels and the notorious WAGageddon to the missing Monaco Grand Prix diamond and grid astrology, this podcast delves into the fascinating and quirky cultural aspects of F1 both on and off the track.

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Bridge of Lies

On a chilly December night, an abandoned car on a Jersey shore bridge sparks a frantic search for 19-year-old Sarah Stern, an aspiring artist who has vanished. While some friends speculate she might have jumped or fled to Canada, suspicious clues and a partially-burned stash of money suggest otherwise. Investigators suspect foul play, and an undercover sting by a budding filmmaker ultimately unravels the mystery. Dive into this gripping six-part series from 20/20 and ABC Audio.

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Blood is Thicker: The Farris Wheel

When the charred remains of esteemed attorney Gary Farris were discovered with a bullet in his rib, detectives in Cherokee County, Georgia, were thrust into a tangled web of family secrets. Despite Gary’s reputation as a doting family man, suspicion quickly turned towards his own household. As the investigation unfolds, a saga of money, infidelity, and betrayal emerges, spinning like a Ferris wheel of blame. Dive into the twists and turns of this six-episode podcast with 48 Hours correspondent Peter Van Sant.

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The Binge Crimes: Fatal Fantasy

In the shadowy depths of a secluded Virginia home, renowned DNA scientist Dr. Robert Schwartz meets a grisly end just before Christmas 2001. As investigators delve into this chilling case, they uncover a startling world of dark pagan themes and a sinister Live Action Role-Playing game, revealing a hidden subculture of young adults obsessed with the occult. Guided by investigative journalist M. William Phelps, listeners unravel a twisted tale of greed, control, and manipulation in a plot that defies belief.

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If You Knew Better with Amber Grimes

In If You Knew Better with Amber Grimes, listeners are invited to learn from the past as Amber shares her journey from college dropout to Executive Vice President in the entertainment industry. The podcast features artists, creatives, and culture-shifters who discuss their missteps and transformative mindsets. Each episode delves into life’s highs, lows, and pivotal moments, offering insights and practical advice to help listeners grow and make smarter moves.

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The Best Is Yet To Come…

Marking his 90th birthday with a podcast debut, Sir John Tusa, a pivotal figure behind BBC Newsnight and former head of the BBC World Service, explores the vibrant lives of fellow nonagenarians. Delving into arts, architecture, culture, and politics, these conversations reveal timeless wisdom and insights that remain relevant today.

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What’s The Call?

What’s The Call? is a podcast blending sports, stories, and lively discussions. Hosts Theodora and Andrea explore matches, moments, and mindsets from headlines, ranging from Grand Slams to grid starts. With a playful, female-forward approach, they offer sharp takes, cultural context, and a hint of chaos, creating an inviting sports chat without the gatekeeping or yelling.

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Your Weekly Breakdown

Your Weekly Breakdown is the lively podcast for busy women who want to stay in the know. Hosts Caitlin Howden and Emily Key deliver witty chats on cultural topics, pop culture antics, and everyday gripes. It’s like catching up with friends over coffee, offering hot takes and recommendations on TV, music, and books. If you’re craving a fun, informative escape, pull up a chair — you’ve found your crew.

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ZSL’s Wildest Moments

ZSL’s Wildest Moments podcast, hosted by Ben Fogle, dives into transformative encounters with nature that leave a lasting impact. Through emotional stories and expert insights, it highlights the crucial relationship between humans and wildlife. Celebrating ZSL’s 200-year legacy, it features global voices from conservation and culture, fostering a deeper connection to the natural world.

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Novel Idea

Matt and Mollie embark on a literary adventure, writing a novel together by alternating chapters and sparking a fierce creative rivalry. With wildly different visions, they must navigate a maze of unexpected twists and cliffhangers. Narrator Steffan Powell attempts to keep the chaos in check, ensuring the plot miraculously stays on track. Part comedy show, part audiobook, and part social experiment, this series promises an original novel crafted in real time.

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Up To Speed

Step into the thrilling world of Formula One with Up To Speed, where sport’s most compelling stories unfold. Hosted by F1 insiders Will Buxton, Naomi Schiff, David Coulthard, and Jolie Sharpe, this podcast serves up sharp reactions, exclusive interviews, and answers to burning questions. With expert analysis and contagious passion, they uncover the stories that keep the paddock buzzing. Get ready for fast-paced, unfiltered insights every week.

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Real Vikings

The Vikings once struck fear into the medieval world, yet today they captivate our imaginations. Real Vikings, from the acclaimed Noiser Podcast Network and hosted by Iain Glen, explores the Viking age with thrilling tales of legendary warlords and master navigators. Journey through history from Greenland to North Africa, uncovering the true stories behind these legendary figures with insights from top historians and immersive soundscapes. Dive into the real sagas of the Vikings and discover who they truly were.

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Understood: Deepfake Porn Empire

Understood: Deepfake Porn Empire delves into the billion-click industry of deepfake porn, where stolen identities fuel a shadowy business. Hosted by journalist Sam Cole, the podcast unravels the rise of synthetic porn, the resilience of its victims, and the global hunt for its Canadian mastermind. This exploration sheds light on the technological and ethical challenges defining our digital age.

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DOUBT: The case of Lucy Letby hosted by Amanda Knox

Lucy Letby, a young nurse, was convicted of murdering seven premature babies and attempting to murder seven more, leading to an unprecedented 15 whole-life sentences. Despite overwhelming public condemnation, Amanda Knox explores whether Lucy’s case is as straightforward as it seems or if there’s room for reasonable doubt regarding her guilt. This podcast delves into the complexities surrounding the case, questioning the clarity of the verdict.

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Biggest Rivalries of All Time

Biggest Rivalries of All Time is a gripping documentary series that dives into the most legendary rivalries in women’s sports, hosted by the charismatic Cari Champion. Each season meticulously dissects a rivalry, exploring its profound impact on sports and society. Season 1 spotlights the fierce yet fascinating rivalry between tennis legends Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert, hailed by Billie Jean King as sports’ greatest, revealing their complex friendship and its transformative effect on the game and culture.

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The Spirit Daughter Podcast

The Spirit Daughter Podcast delves into the cosmic energies of each season through fascinating conversations and celebrity chart readings. Host Jill Wintersteen guides listeners in understanding their own astrological design by mirroring insights from celebrity charts and expert interviews. Each episode, whether exploring Virgo’s healing rituals or Capricorn’s empire-building, empowers listeners to harness current cosmic weather. With weekly episodes and mini cosmic downloads, the show is a celestial guide to transforming astrological insights into real-life results.

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NearlyWeds with Molly & Tom

Join Molly and Tom as they hilariously navigate the rollercoaster ride to the altar. From wedding planning blunders to relationship revelations, this podcast offers a candid glimpse into their journey towards tying the knot, sprinkled with laughter and authenticity.

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Love Trapped

Former Bachelor Clayton Echard’s life spirals into chaos after a one-night fling leads to a paternity scandal. As disbelief surrounds him, Clayton is ensnared in a tangled web of deceit and threats. The saga unfolds into a gripping tale of trust and truth, with a global team of citizen sleuths racing to uncover the real story and bring justice.

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Dust and Dispatches

Dust and Dispatches delves into the journeys of those embarking on new lives. Season 1 follows the lives of five individuals and their circles as they navigate fresh starts in the American West post-Civil War. These century-old tales echo today’s struggles with identity, rights, and sacrifices. Discover how these pioneers answered timeless questions about belonging and renewal.

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The Final Hours with Sarah Turney and Kourtney Nichole

An untouched dinner, an unmade bed, an unsent text — these seemingly mundane details take center stage in The Final Hours with Sarah Turney and Kourtney Nichole. With their personal connections to true crime, they bring a fresh perspective to overlooked cases, scrutinizing every last conversation and step. This Crime House Original dives deep into the red flags and red herrings that haunt those seeking justice for their loved ones.

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In The Room

Ever wondered what unfolds behind the scenes in Westminster? In The Room, former insiders Helen MacNamara and Cleo Watson pull back the curtain on politics and power, dissecting the week’s biggest news, and revealing how decisions are made and sometimes go astray. With straight-talking analysis and a dash of humor, this podcast offers an insider’s look at the corridors of power.

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Boys and Girls

Boys & Girls is a quirky, burlesque exploration of love and marriage, the Indian way. Host Radhika Viswanathan and her friends dive into the arranged marriage scene, sharing tales from those who’ve survived the so-called ‘smart life choice.’ They aim to uncover the essence of Desi love, all while navigating their unresolved emotions about this enduring institution. It’s a podcast journey that’s both relatable and healing, with a distinct Made in India flair.

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Design Fuel

Design Fuel from CannonDesign explores how design reshapes our world into a more equitable, healthy, and beautiful place. Hosted by David Polzin, the podcast delves into the forces driving innovation in the built environment and beyond. Ideal for designers seeking inspiration or anyone curious about the creative processes behind the spaces we live in, it’s a catalyst for keeping creativity in motion.

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Table for Four

Table for Four, hosted by Mathew Horne and Joanna Page, invites celebrity duos for candid, humorous conversations around a table. From lifelong friends to creative collaborators, they delve into the essence of their partnerships beyond the spotlight. With no formal interviews or press polish, guests share insights into their relationships, offering laughter, candor, and unexpected revelations. At its core, the podcast celebrates the connections and stories that unfold when people truly engage with one another.

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City of Lights

City of Lights delves into the true crime saga of Jeff Signorelli’s unsolved murder in Aurora, Illinois, and its profound impact on his parents, Al and Mary Ann. Host Willy Nast explores the aftermath of this random act of violence, focusing on the community’s struggle for justice and safety. Rather than solving the crime, the podcast asks, “What now?” as it chronicles the enduring effects on those left behind.

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No Context Cinema Club

In No Context Cinema Club, one host hilariously rewrites famous films based solely on their titles, having never seen them, while the co-host evaluates the rewrites for coherence, entertainment, and originality. Each episode contributes to a live leaderboard, where listeners weigh in on whether the new plot is a masterpiece or utterly bonkers.

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You’re On Tonight

You’re On Tonight is a captivating podcast that puts the spotlight on the unsung heroes of the theatre world — the understudies, swings, and covers. Hosted by Kara Alberts-Turner and Liam Horrigan, it delves into the extraordinary, behind-the-scenes tales of those who ensure the show always goes on.

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Proof: A True Crime Podcast

Proof: A True Crime Podcast, hosted by Susan Simpson and Jacinda Davis, delves into potential wrongful convictions. Season two, Murder at the Warehouse, revisits the 2000 murder of Renee Ramos in Manteca, CA, uncovering overlooked evidence and casting doubt on the convictions of Jake Silva and Ty Lopes. Season one, Russian Roulette, investigates the 1996 death of Brian Bowling, questioning whether it was a tragic accident or a gross miscarriage of justice. Through meticulous reinvestigations, the hosts seek truth amid tangled legalities.

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Bleep! with Ana Navarro

Ana Navarro’s podcast, Bleep! with Ana Navarro, tackles today’s chaos with fearless dialogue. Engaging with decision-makers, political leaders, and cultural influencers, these conversations navigate emotions like despair and fear, aiming to transform them into knowledge and hope. By digging deeper into pressing issues, the show empowers listeners to shape the future.

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13 Minutes Presents: The Space Shuttle

Dive into epic space stories with 13 Minutes Presents: The Space Shuttle, where space scientist Maggie Aderin-Pocock reveals the awe-inspiring journey from the boldest test flights to the Challenger disaster. Each season explores pivotal moments in space history, from Apollo 13’s near-catastrophic mission to the nail-biting final moments of the Apollo 11 Moon landing. Relive these monumental events through the voices of those who lived them, complete with captivating soundscapes and gripping storytelling.

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Love Bombed

In Love Bombed, Vicky Pattison delves into the world of romance fraud, exposing cases of love bombing, deceit, and psychological manipulation. Series 4, titled WifeHunter, investigates one of the UK’s most notorious love bombers, Raymond McDonald, who continues to lure women despite a court ban. With insights from victims and experts, the series seeks to ignite societal change.

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Murder at The U

In 2006, Bryan Pata, a promising University of Miami football player, was tragically shot dead outside his apartment, just months before his NFL dream. Murder at The U, a gripping installment from 30 for 30 Podcasts, delves into this shocking high-profile case that rattled the college football community. As a suspect emerges and heads to trial, the investigation takes a dramatic twist with the revelation that the accused is one of Pata’s own teammates.

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It’s So Loud In Here!

Dive into the neurodivergent world with It’s So Loud In Here! and explore the unseen toll of everyday noise. From the hum of a quiet office to the chaos of public transit, discover how sounds shape experiences for the neurodivergent community. Gain insight through diverse voices as they share how noise impacts their lives in ways you might not expect.

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Judged: A Mother’s Love

Motherhood often feels like a gauntlet of judgment, from minor daily decisions to life-altering ones. In Judged: A Mother’s Love, Katie Bridget Murphy delves into three gripping stories of mothers who face impossible choices. These choices not only transformed their families but also unveiled hidden truths, challenged laws, and sparked societal change. Through compelling testimonies and expert insights, the series explores the extraordinary limits of motherhood.

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Someone’s Hunting Us

In 2016, a serial killer targeted Black women and girls in New Jersey, operating with chilling anonymity. Khalil Wheeler-Weaver, a seemingly unassuming young man from a law enforcement family, eluded police while hunting for victims. The creators of the acclaimed Father Wants Us Dead podcast unravel this gripping true crime tale, spotlighting the courageous women who ultimately brought him to justice.

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DJ Hesta Prynn’s Music is Therapy

Ever wondered if that song you can’t stop playing is more than just a catchy tune? DJ Hesta Prynn’s podcast, Music is Therapy, dives into how music shapes identity and influences life decisions. The show uses a unique blend of personal storytelling, expert conversations, and music connection therapy to explore themes like money, love, and self-worth. It’s not just a podcast — it’s an unconventional form of therapy for navigating life’s complexities.

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Amended! Liberty’s Guide to the First Amendment

Amended! Liberty’s Guide to the First Amendment dives into the fascinating tales that have defined our modern grasp of the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment. Led by Liberty Vittert, a professor, political commentator, and TV chef, this engaging series mixes interviews, narration, and archival audio. From controversial marches to celebrity scandals, each episode promises to enlighten and equip you for spirited dinner table debates.

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Generations Ahead

Generations Ahead delves into the imaginative solutions shaping Canada’s future and beyond. Hosted by Sara Wolfe, it highlights changemakers from both academia and frontline work, exploring creative responses to today’s challenges. This podcast isn’t your average leadership series — it’s about the power of imagination, connection, and the hopeful sparks that can light the way forward.

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Safe to Drink

In Safe to Drink, a New Hampshire town grapples with water contamination from a mysterious “forever chemical.” The quest for answers leads residents through a complex web of chemistry, regulations, and health concerns. This four-part series from New Hampshire Public Radio explores a recurring water contamination saga and the determined individuals seeking clarity.

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Valley of Shadows

In “Valley of Shadows,” the mysterious disappearance of Deputy Jon Aujay in the Mojave Desert unravels a tangled web of meth epidemics, outlaw bikers, and police corruption. Investigative reporters Hayley Fox and Betsy Shepherd delve deep into the case through exclusive interviews and hidden files, challenging the official narrative. The podcast explores whether Aujay was a victim of foul play and examines the potential cover-up by his own department. The series takes listeners on a riveting journey through the enigma that still haunts the desert.

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Drug Story

Drug Story delves into the intriguing world of prescription drugs, unraveling true tales about the business of disease and health. Hosted by award-winning science journalist Thomas Goetz, the podcast explores the profound question: What unfolds when we use drugs to tackle our biggest challenges?

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The History Bureau

The History Bureau delves into the 1999 Russian apartment bombings, a chilling event that claimed hundreds of lives and gripped the nation with fear. As blame was cast on Chechen militants, whispers of a darker conspiracy emerged. Presenter Helena Merriman revisits this enigmatic chapter, exploring what reporters got right and what they missed amidst the chaos. Join the journey to unravel a mystery that remains unsolved over 25 years later.

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Atonement: The John Paulk Story

Dive into the complex journey of John Paulk, a once-prominent figure in “conversion therapy” who spent over 15 years promoting the idea that one could “pray away the gay.” As an ex-drag queen turned evangelical Christian, he became the face of this controversial movement, while secretly living a lie. Now, John is ready to reveal his truth and share his story.

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I Rest My Case

I Rest My Case delves into captivating true crime stories with British and American criminal defense attorneys Jonathan Goldberg KC and Dean Strang. Famous cases like Jeffrey Epstein’s and Kevin Spacey’s take center stage, along with intriguing tales from their careers. Unraveling the quirks of the British and American justice systems, they offer insights into why these systems sometimes falter.

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Imagine Audio: The A Building

In 1969, Morehouse College students took a bold stand by holding the Board of Trustees hostage for two days, demanding significant reforms to their curriculum and student life. Among those held was Martin Luther King, Sr., and notably, future Hollywood icon Samuel L. Jackson was one of the student protesters. This gripping tale highlights a pivotal moment in the fight for educational change and civil rights.

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Personally: Creation Myth

Helena is firm in her decision not to have children, despite her husband’s hopes she’ll change her mind. When he leaves, doubt seeps in, prompting her to seek advice from friends and family about life’s true purpose. Opinions vary from adventure to self-truth, but ultimately, it’s Helena’s own voice that must guide her. Dive into the complexities of human experience with Personally, exploring stories from a childhood on the run to a playwright’s poignant love letters.

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The Book Club

The Book Club, hosted by Dominic Sandbrook and Tabitha Syrett, delves into the historical backdrop of both classic and contemporary books. Every episode unveils the world and stories behind famous authors and their works. It’s an engaging blend of education and entertainment, perfect for literature enthusiasts.

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The State of It: USA

Katy Balls and Gerard Baker dive into the heart of US politics with The State of It: USA. Offering a candid and insightful discussion from inside the White House, this podcast skips the fake news and flag-waving antics. With almost 30 years of experience, Gerard provides seasoned insights from NYC, while Katy, the fresh face on the scene, brings the latest from Washington’s bustling cocktail circuit.

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Narco Warriors

Step into the shadowy world of Narco Warriors, where the gritty realities of the drug trade are explored. This podcast delves into the lives of those entangled in the narcotics underworld, revealing their motivations and the dangerous paths they tread. Expect a gripping narrative that uncovers the harsh truths behind the headlines and the human stories often left untold.

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Dead Dads

Dead Dads delves into the often-ignored aftermath of a father’s passing, tackling everything from endless paperwork to unexpected bouts of grief in hardware stores. Hosted by Roger Nairn and Scott Cunningham, the podcast offers candid, sometimes humorous discussions for men navigating life without their dads.

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High Profile

Each week, High Profile dives into the captivating stories of prominent figures making headlines, from controversial presidents to celebrated film stars. Discover how they reached their current position and the events that led them there. Hosted by Tom Jessen, the podcast uses cutting-edge AI technology for research and fact-checking.

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Boba & Biotech

Boba & Biotech dives into the intricate world of drug development, exploring the dynamic ecosystem of academia, biotech, pharma, and investors. Hosted by Armon Sharei, the podcast sheds light on the challenges of science, money, and corporate politics, all while sipping on boba. With candid conversations and a touch of humor, listeners gain insights into the rollercoaster journey of clinical development and innovation in human health.

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I’m Fine (but…)

I’m Fine (but…) is the podcast for women who seem to have it all, yet feel something’s missing. Hosted by Rose Gibson, it dives into authentic conversations on ambition, identity, motherhood, business, and the pressure to appear fine. It’s a space for women building businesses, setting boundaries, and rediscovering themselves, filled with laughter, truth, and the freedom to be honest. If you’ve ever thought, “I’m fine… but I want more,” this one’s for you.

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The Quarter Hour

Wade Kingsley delivers the freshest radio news from across the globe in a lively 15-minute shortcast. Dive into the world of broadcasting and audio with quick, informative updates that keep you in the loop with the radio industry.

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Canada Re-Imagined

Canada Re-Imagined dives into the fascinating world of Canadian politics and futurism. Host Patrick Esmonde-White leads listeners through innovative discussions on the nation’s future, from constitutional renovation to Indigenous restitution and Quebec sovereignty. Season three tackles Canada’s survival and transformation in a post-Trump landscape, offering a fresh and unconventional perspective.

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If You Can Hear Me

In If You Can Hear Me, Ben Higgins engages in heartfelt conversations with a diverse array of guests, from celebrities to everyday individuals. They explore the driving forces behind our lives, touching on themes of identity, loss, purpose, and faith. These honest discussions seek to uncover what gives us hope, even when answers remain elusive. Perfect for anyone who believes there’s more to the story.

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All I Can Be

Join journalist Sarah Macdonald as she explores what it takes for young Australians and notable figures to reach their full potential. Delve into the personal journeys and transformative moments of those who have overcome challenging beginnings to achieve greatness.

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Wicked Awesome

Wicked Awesome unites model and reality star Shanna Moakler with Real Housewives alum Claudia Jordan for a bold, unfiltered journey. Expect explosive, sexy, and hilarious revelations as they share truths they’ve previously held back.

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Flagrant and Funny with Cari Champion and Jemele Hill

Former ESPN hosts and best friends Cari Champion and Jemele Hill tackle the hottest topics in women’s sports, culture, and beyond. With unfiltered opinions and plenty of laughs, they dive into the drama behind the headlines.

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Strange Health

Strange Health from The Conversation explores the science behind bizarre and viral health trends sweeping social media. With engaging and sometimes stomach-churning discussions, hosts Katie Edwards and GP Dan Baumgardt dissect what’s truly behind these trends.

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See You in Hell

See You in Hell, a scripted comedy from Gary Whitta, takes a sharp jab at the chaotic entertainment industry where art clashes with commerce. It follows married showrunners Dan and Gayle Bellingham, creators of the hit show West Palm Beach, whose nasty divorce ends their collaboration. As they pursue separate careers, each is hell-bent on proving their creative prowess, sparking a deranged feud filled with bitter animosity and outrageous antics.

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What’s The Plan? with Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin

What’s The Plan, hosted by Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin, is a dynamic, interactive political conversation aiming to strengthen America’s pro-democracy movement. It serves as a weekly guide to understanding the state of democracy and countering authoritarian threats in the U.S., emphasizing people-powered politics over punditry.

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How We Got Away with Murder

Join Jack Falahee and Matt McGorry as they delve into How to Get Away with Murder like never before, exploring each episode and sharing personal anecdotes. With Jack watching for the first time, expect fresh insights and intriguing fan theories. Special guests from the cast and crew enhance the experience, making this a must-listen for fans of the iconic series.

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Future Around & Find Out

Future Around & Find Out is your go-to guide for building a better future with AI and emerging tech. Hosted by independent technologist Dan Blumberg, the show dives into tech breakthroughs, debunks the hype, and navigates potential pitfalls. Featuring insightful interviews with game-changing builders and lively tech recaps with futurist Kwaku Aning, it spotlights innovations beyond AI, like biotech and quantum computing. Recognized by the Webby Awards as a top tech podcast, it’s your roadmap to steering the future wisely.

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Judge Travis

Immerse yourself in the hilarious pandemonium of America’s favorite fictional TV courtroom with Judge Travis. This comedy series cleverly uses “leaked audio” to reveal the absurd antics behind the bench. Featuring a talented cast including Bashir Salahuddin and Langston Kerman, it delves into the wild reality behind those stern TV judges. Created by Tim Barnes, it’s a nod to classic Hollywood satire, offering a humorous glimpse at the chaos beneath the gavel.

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Game Recognize Game with Stewie and Myles

Join Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner, two top-tier pro basketball players, as they delve into the intersection of basketball, culture, and beyond. Get a front-row seat to insights from both the WNBA and NBA, shared by two of the sport’s most insightful and versatile athletes.

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The Away End with Daniel Alarcón and John Green

Two lifelong friends and novelists, Daniel Alarcón and John Green, dive into the world of international football in The Away End. They explore the big and small questions surrounding the World Cup, bringing their unique perspectives and camaraderie to the beautiful game.

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Cousins with Vince Carter & Tracy McGrady

NBA Hall of Famers and real-life cousins Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady bring their on-court energy to the podcast Cousins. They dive into the latest NBA happenings, entertainment, culture, and their own lives, capturing the vibe of two cousins chatting at grandma’s house. With special guests who’ve made an impact both on and off the court, this show invites everyone to feel like family.

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Sonic the Hedgehog Presents: The Chaotix Casefiles

Join Vector the Crocodile, Espio the Chameleon, and Charmy Bee from the Chaotix Detective Agency as they dive into their biggest mystery yet! Discover the chaos Sonic stirs up and how his sleuthing buddies get involved in this thrilling audio adventure. Get ready for a whirlwind of excitement and intrigue in the world of Sonic the Hedgehog.

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The Murderer Killings — A True* Crime Podcast

Dive into a world where the line between fact and fiction hilariously blurs as Charlie Incarica explores the most “true” crime that never was. Enjoy the wild ride of crime investigations while savoring the unexpected twists. Ideal for those who love their true crime with a side of satire.

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Screw this…Let’s try something else

Screw this…Let’s try something else is a podcast that showcases inspiring stories of ordinary people tackling big issues in innovative ways. Hosts Maryam Pasha and Matt Golding take listeners on a journey to explore revolutionary ideas in food, energy, housing, and decision-making. Discover how communities across the UK are transforming their neighborhoods and sparking change, proving that hope and progress are within reach. Dive into this uplifting series and get inspired to start your own movement.

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Eras

Zoe Ball unravels the fascinating journey of Phil Collins, one of pop music’s most enduring and unexpected icons. Discover the highs, lows, and remarkable moments that crafted the legendary career of this musical powerhouse.

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Intrigue

When a Finnish psychotherapy service suffers a shocking data breach, a faceless hacker known as ransom_man holds the nation’s deepest secrets hostage. Award-winning journalist Jenny Kleeman delves into this audacious hack, tracing the story from the first extortion email to the worldwide hunt for justice. Her investigation uncovers the chilling power hackers wield and the lengths people will go to protect their inner lives. This cautionary tale reveals the unsettling vulnerability of our most private thoughts.

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Hanging Out With Ant & Dec

Join Ant & Dec as they take a break from their hectic schedules to simply hang out and catch up. Experience the nation’s favourite duo like never before — unscripted and unhurried, offering laughs and camaraderie. Dive into their world of friendship and fun with each episode.

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The Nick, Dick and Paul Show

Dive into the world of tech with Nick Bilton, Dick Costolo, and Paul Kedrosky as they unravel the mysteries of AI, startups, and our rapidly approaching future. Packed with insider insights, captivating guests, and a splash of irreverence, this show promises both laughter and thought-provoking discussions about the potential end of the world, and how we might just save it.

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I Can Run A Marathon

Running the London Marathon is a dream for many, and Virgin Radio UK’s Emma B is making it her reality in 2026. This podcast chronicles her journey to the start line, embracing the challenges of midlife and the empowering decision to say “yes” to oneself. Join Emma and her inspiring guests as they share insights on marathon training, proving that it’s not about winning, but about personal triumph. A must-listen for anyone seeking motivation or simply an entertaining escape.

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Married to the Music with Hanley Riggs

Married to the Music with Hanley Riggs offers an exclusive peek into the lives of country music artists and their spouses, revealing the unseen challenges and triumphs of life in the spotlight. This podcast delves into the balancing act of parenting, relationships, and personal dreams while supporting a partner’s career. Through intimate stories and candid conversations, it humanizes your favorite stars and provides a unique perspective on love, family, and life in the music industry.

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A Moment With Murphy

A Moment With Murphy invites parents to take a tranquil break from their hectic schedules. Hosted by Kerri Cunningham, the podcast weaves soothing poetry with sincere conversations, allowing guests to share stories on topics close to their hearts. A perfect escape for a moment of reflection and connection.

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The Walkers: The real Salt Path | Tortoise Investigates

Raynor Winn’s memoir, The Salt Path, enchanted millions with its true tale of a couple overcoming financial ruin and illness through a 630-mile trek. However, when journalist Chloe Hadjimatheou investigates claims questioning the memoir’s honesty, the story takes a twist. Just how much truth can be stretched before snapping?

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The Pitt Podcast

Dr. Alok Patel and Hunter Harris host The Pitt Podcast, the official companion to HBO Max’s The Pitt. Delving into each episode, they unpack the drama, characters, and cultural nuances with those at the show’s core. Then, they explore the real-world medicine, ethics, and more that inspire the series. Dive deep inside and outside of The Pitt for a comprehensive experience.

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Aari and Rachel: Unfiltered at Unrivaled

Women’s basketball is ablaze, and Miami’s Unrivaled league is the epicenter of the action. Aari McDonald and Rachel Banham, seasoned WNBA stars, dive into this dynamic 3x3 league, offering an insider’s view into game-day drama, standout performances, and the vibrant Miami scene. Get ready for a behind-the-scenes journey into the heart of the hottest league in women’s basketball.

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Always Here

Always Here is a delightful podcast that captures the real, uplifting, and humorous relationship moments between sister-in-laws Abby Howard and, yes, Abby Howard. With heart and humor, they share the highs and lows of life, offering listeners a blend of hope and genuine laughter.

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Judge Bex

Got a bone to pick with your parents, friend, or sibling? Enter the court of Judge Bex, where law meets laughs! With her trusty law degree in hand, Bex tackles cases from withheld pocket money to lost toys and botched dares. Her team of ace attorneys delivers verdicts that are as binding as they are entertaining.

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The Brothers Ortiz

The Brothers Ortiz unfolds the gripping tale of two siblings charting markedly different paths — Gabe, a high-ranking Texas officer, and Larry, a rising figure in the Puro Tango Blast prison gang. When Larry is tragically murdered in a beach house invasion, Gabe is thrust into a world of secrets he had long avoided. To unravel the mystery behind Larry’s death, the Ortiz family must confront harsh truths and hidden pasts.

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Unmissables: Explosive Lies

Jim McCormick, an audacious salesman, peddled a bogus bomb detector, claiming it used “electromagnetic energy,” while it was merely a repurposed golf-ball finder. In the chaos post-9/11, governments worldwide were duped into paying up to $60,000 for this false security. The podcast unveils how this deadly deception unraveled friendships and led to a relentless pursuit of truth. Alice Levine delves into this shocking con that cost lives and the determined individuals who exposed it.

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The Shadow Sessions

The Shadow Sessions, hosted by the unconventional psychologist and trauma alchemist Hiba Balfaqih, delves into the buried stories of shame, trauma, and identity. It illuminates the hidden corners of human experience, challenging societal norms and sparking deep, introspective conversations.

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Finding Jane Austen

250 years after her birth, Jane Austen remains a towering figure in cultural history, with her works endlessly adapted and beloved. Yet, the true essence of Austen the person is shrouded in mystery, as most of her letters were destroyed. Finding Jane Austen is a scripted podcast that delves into Austen’s life through expert interviews and engaging storytelling, guiding both devoted fans and newcomers to uncover the real Jane Austen.

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Becoming Self Made

Becoming Self Made is a podcast for doers, delving into the authentic stories of entrepreneurs who built their businesses from scratch. Hosted by bestselling author and money expert Mike Michalowicz, it uncovers the gritty, insightful, and often humorous realities of scaling a business. This show offers more than the usual success tales, revealing the raw moments, hard-won lessons, and personal transformations behind entrepreneurship. It’s not just about growing a business; it’s about becoming something more.

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Welcome to Hope Springs

Welcome to Hope Springs is a heartwarming family audio drama that chronicles the lives and adventures of a group of kids in Colorado. Join them on an unforgettable journey filled with friendship and faith as they navigate the ups and downs of growing up.

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Game Over with Max Kellerman and Rich Paul

Sports media veteran Max Kellerman and super-agent Rich Paul team up to tackle the most pressing topics in sports and culture. Their insightful discussions blend expertise and insider knowledge, offering listeners a dynamic take on the latest events and trends.

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Sick to Death

Delve into the chilling story of Dr. Jayant Patel, famously dubbed ‘Doctor Death,’ a surgeon accused of causing harm rather than healing. With a sordid past in the U.S., Patel’s reign at Bundaberg Hospital unfolds in this gripping tale. The podcast, based on Hedley Thomas’s bestselling book, illuminates a dark chapter in Australian healthcare and highlights the courage of a nurse who dared to speak out.

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How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t.

Join Shvorne Marks on How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t as she navigates the rollercoaster world of acting with fellow performers. Delve into their journeys — from first sparks of passion to handling rejection and career droughts. Each episode wraps with essential advice for actors on the brink. Prepare for a blend of laughter, honesty, a few tears, and some colorful language.

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World of Secrets

World of Secrets from the BBC takes listeners on a journey through global investigations, unraveling gripping tales one episode at a time. The latest season, The Child Cancer Scam, exposes the heart-wrenching reality of families desperate for medical aid, only to be ensnared by deceitful schemes. Previous seasons have delved into the chilling mystery of a woman’s fall in Dubai, the dark accusations against Abercrombie & Fitch’s former CEO, and the unsettling allegations of rape against Mohamed Al Fayed. Each story reveals the hidden truths lurking beneath the headlines.

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Revolutions in Retrospect

Historians Lynn Prince Robbins and Jim Ambuske delve into the transformative revolutions that reshaped the Atlantic world. From Britain’s seventeenth-century civil wars and the Jacobite Uprisings to American Independence, Revolutionary Haiti, and the French Revolution, they explore the seismic shifts of the Enlightenment and beyond.

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The Binge Crimes: The Crimes of Margo Freshwater

At 18, Margo Freshwater embarked on a three-week crime spree with an older man, landing a 99-year murder sentence. Her daring prison escape led to three decades of living under a new identity, while law enforcement pursued her elusive trail. Host Cooper Moll uncovers a more intricate tale than expected. Dive into the enthralling story of Margo Freshwater’s life on the run.

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Dolphins Are The Worst

Detective Mary Ann finds herself in the newly resurfaced Atlantis off the coast of Halifax, tasked with unraveling its first-ever crime. In a city obsessed with crime shows, the detective navigates a quirky underwater world where reality and scripted drama hilariously collide. Dive into a tale where crime-solving meets aquatic absurdity!

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Deeply Unimportant: Boring Technical Readings for Sleep

If traditional bedtime stories leave you restless, find solace in the soothing monotony of Deeply Unimportant. A former news anchor delivers dull manuals and codes as adult bedtime tales, creating pure mental white noise akin to a sleep meditation podcast. Ideal for soothing adult ADHD, these sleep stories offer a reassuring, nondescript narrative rhythm. Let the comforting cadence of Deeply Unimportant guide you to slumber.

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Thoramagog — The Weirdo-God in the Darkness

Meet Thoramagog, the self-proclaimed ‘all-powerful’ being who’s been snoozing beneath London for a mere 300 million years. Once the ‘Lord of all that crawl,’ his once-mighty insect army is now little more than a swarm of tiny bugs lacking brute strength. Enter Donton, a fresh eldritch fiend with one tiny problem: a crippling fear of insects. Can Thoramagog’s grand plan survive this hilariously mismatched duo?

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The Method — Health in the Real World

The Method — Health in the Real World tackles the avalanche of modern health advice, deciphering what truly enhances our wellbeing. Guided by experts, hosts Greg Potter and Charlie Edmondson explore key health topics through science, practice, and real-world experience. From nutrition to stress management, the podcast empowers listeners to build lasting, evidence-based habits. Presented by Thriva, The Method bridges the gap between lifespan and healthspan, offering tools for confident health choices.

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