Actors Indira Varma and Raza Jaffrey are to host a new podcast that goes deep into the world of double agents and espionage.
The Spy Who is an “always-on” UK original podcast from Wondery exploring the clandestine and covert spy stories that were never meant to be heard. It reveals the incredible true tales of operatives playing to very different rules.
Award-winning journalists Sophia Smith Galer and Scaachi Koul are launching new podcasts with the BBC for International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month.
Where to Be A Woman is a new title looking at what it means for women to live their best lives around the world.
Andrew Erwin, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Kingdom Story Company has launched The Storytellers podcast.
The brand new series looks into the personal stories of renowned actors and musicians in order to give a unique glimpse into their journeys of hope and redemption.
This season kicks off with guests Dennis Quaid, Brian “Head” Welch, Candace Cameron Bure, and DeVon Franklin.
Presenter, author and podcast host Vicky Pattison is back to investigate the increase in romance fraud in Love Bombed: Who is Alex?
The BBC Local true crime podcast tells the story of a woman who was catfished and defrauded out of thousands of pounds.
HistoryExtra’s new six-part podcast takes an in-depth look at the little-known story of Bob Carlisle, who used all the techniques of the modern-day influencer.
The Tiger Tamer Who Went to Sea, celebrates the remarkable life of a Victorian celebrity who found fame in the extreme sporting craze of the era – wheelbarrow endurance racing. The craze propelled the Edinburgh-born seafarer and circus-performer to stardom in the 1880s.
AudioUK’s Audiotrain is to hold a series of webinars exploring the relationship between AI and audio.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of their hit true crime comedy podcast, co-hosts Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Rachel Fairburn are going on tour.
Their 10-date All Killa No Filla Live tour kicks off from 30 March, including shows at Glasgow’s King’s Theatre, London’s Hackney Empire, Bristol’s Old Vic and the Manchester Opera House.
The story of Donald Trump’s contested plan to create a world-class golf resort in a coastal area of Aberdeenshire is told in a new BBC podcast.
Trumped is presented by journalist Anthony Baxter, who has made a trilogy of films tracking this story. Now, the BBC Sounds series will feature new and archive interviews with many of the key players in the story.
Sony Music Entertainment is set to launch the fourth season of This is History: A Dynasty to Die For.
The podcast closely follows the schemes, scandals and ruthless politics of one of the most notorious families in European history – The Plantagenets.
A combination of live and on-demand content has boosted BBC Sounds listening with a record five million weekly users across the last two weeks of January and early February.
