Max Richter debuts new Apple Music show Songs of a Jumping Universe
Max Richter is launching a new five-part series, The Songs of a Jumping Universe, on Apple Music Chill.
BBC’s Gangster returns with story of The Black Widow
The BBC’s Gangster with a new six-part series, The Story of the Black Widow, delving into the criminal life and legacy of Britain’s most notorious female gangster, Linda Calvey.
The Good, The Scaz & The Rugby returns for World Cup
England rugby’s Emily Scarratt and Natasha Hunt are back with broadcaster Elma Smit for a new series of The Good, The Scaz & The Rugby, just in time for the Red Roses’ home Rugby World Cup.
The Independent production house and studio launch two new podcasts
The Independent is expanding its podcast offering as the publisher continues to build on the success of its Independent studio offering.
Angela Hartnett and Nick Grimshaw take Dish podcast live for one night
Angela Hartnett and Nick Grimshaw are taking their hit podcast Dish from Waitrose to the stage for one night only with a live edition at London’s Royal Opera House on 17 September.
Emma Thompson stars in Audible’s new Becoming Meg Dashwood drama
Emma Thompson is returning to the world of Sense and Sensibility in a new Audible Original, Becoming Meg Dashwood, launching exclusively on 6 October this year.
Simple and Clean podcast explores the Kingdom Hearts universe
Multitude is launching a brand-new podcast dedicated to the world of Kingdom Hearts.
BBC Sounds grows again according to latest listening figures
BBC Sounds has reported a record-breaking 696 million plays across radio, podcasts and music mixes between April and June 2025, which is a 14.5% increase year-on-year.
Lena Dunham podcast The C-Word now available to more via Audacy
Award-winning writer and actor Lena Dunham is bringing her acclaimed podcast The C-Word to all major platforms, after signing a new partnership with Audacy Podcasts.
Hidden East London stories resurface in award-nominated podcast
Now in its third season, The Hackney and Newham Social History Club continues its portrayal of East London life, told through the voices of the people who lived it.