A new twice weekly video series hosted on This is Money and MailOnline, covering the day’s big business stories and current finance news, has launched.
In a first of their kind commercial partnership, Mail Metro Media has teamed up with subscription-based online investment service, interactive investor, to launch the series, Lunch Money.
It will be hosted by This is Money publisher, Simon Lambert.
BBC Radio 6 Music’s Chris Hawkins is launching the 8th series of his podcast, How to DJ.
Each of the eight episodes will offer an intimate exploration of the lives and careers of legendary DJs, both from the club and radio worlds.
Having topped the Music Podcast charts in the UK, past episodes have featured the likes of Fatboy Slim, Greg James, Paul Oakenfold, Mark Radcliffe, Tony Blackburn, Bob Harris and Jodie Harsh.
Past and present staff of the University of Sunderland have come together to hold a Radio and Podcast Studies conference.
A new podcast from Global, You’re Wrong About ADHD, is hosted by Classic FM’s Katie Breathwick and Sam Pittis.
The podcast series will include relatable stories from the hosts alongside insight and advice from expert guests. It’s for those diagnosed with ADHD later in life, those who have spent a lifetime knowing (but not always understanding it) and partners and parents.
Acast has marked Menopause Awareness Month by ‘Taking the Scary out of Menopause’, a new podcast.
The company has teamed up with The Menopause Charity and some podcasters from its Acast Creator Network to release bespoke collaborative episodes filled with personal and relatable conversations.
Spotify has released its quarter three 2023 figures, which show it has returned to profitability.
The company said it has delivered strong results in the quarter as all of its key indicators exceeded guidance.
Women-led production house, Kouvenda Media, has launched its first limited series From Words to Weapons on the podcast Obscured.
The series centres on law enforcement trauma survivors and related challenges, solutions, hope and resilience.
Kicking off the series is a revisit to the story of Jimmy Warren, who was the subject of a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court case that ruled a black man who runs from police shouldn’t necessarily be considered suspicious.
The latest listening figures show the BBC’s digital offering to audiences has grown significantly, with a record 602 million plays on BBC Sounds.
Twenty per-cent of the UK population (15+) now listen to podcasts each week. Newscast is the most listened to podcast on BBC Sounds, and new Radio 4 series’ including The Banksy Story and Call Jonathan Pie among the top ten.
Dick & Angel, who are known to millions from their international hit TV show Escape To The Chateau, are launching a podcast.
The weekly podcast, Dick & Angel’s Chat…eau follows the day-to-day adventures of the Strawbridge family.
In the TV show, their journey of finding an abandoned fairytale chateau and bringing it back to life on a shoestring budget, was followed.
A new podcast from BT hosted by star of The Undeclared War, Adrian Lester tells true stories behind some of the world’s most harrowing cyber hacks.
True Cybercrime Stories by BT is designed to speak to the 43% of decision-makers who turn to podcasts for business-related content.
More than 46 million signals of potential cyber-attacks are seen on average every single day across the world, according to new data released by BT.