The Economics Show with Soumaya Keynes is a new podcast from the Financial Times which will feature big global economic topics.
Each week, host and FT columnist Soumaya Keynes will be joined by a high-profile guest or FT expert to analysis and give insights into the most complex economics subjects, in an easy-to-understand format.
latform Media has announced its majority acquisition by global podcast group PodX in its largest global deal to date.
It is also set to be the UK podcast market’s most significant deal ever by the time it completes in full, with the initial valuation surpassing eight figures.
The latest series of the hit podcast Gangster is about the murder of the ‘North East’s hardest doorman’ 30 years on.
From BBC 5 Live, the podcast series tells the dramatic story of the rise and fall of an enforcer who ran a protection empire which dominated Tyneside’s pubs and clubs.
Wondercraft, the world’s first AI-powered audio studio, launching new features to make it even easier for brands and creative teams to produce studio-quality audio.
These include Parrot Mode, which is a feature that enables users to tell AI voices exactly how to deliver lines.
The podcast based on the premise of the 90s movie classic Sliding Doors has launched series 14.
Each episode sees host Jennie Becker hear from a guest talking about their Sliding Doors Moments, and how things might have been if they had never happened.
Serving Kult is a radio show and podcast series which is dedicated to hyperpop and queer rave.
The monthly show explores and platforms the music, creatives and community behind the growing UK scene, with a particular focus on female and LGBTQ+ voices.
UCL, the UK’s University of the Year, is offering free tuition fees and a £15,700 living allowance for those with links to East London to help advance their career in the audio industry.
The Prison Radio Association has received almost £500,000 in National Lottery funding for a podcast series that supports former prisoners to adapt to life outside of prison.
Hit true crime comedy podcast Drunk Women Solving Crime has signed to Audio to maximise marketing and commercial opportunities.
Launched in 2019 by three friends, Hannah George, Catie Wilkins and Taylor Glenn, now after five years and almost 300 episodes, Hannah and Taylor continue the weekly podcast, supported by Cava.
But We Loved is a new podcast uncovering the untold stories of queer history through intimate interviews with LGBTQ+ elders.
