Beasley Media Group has partnered with Podcast Radio and KMG Networks to launch a new podcast multiplatform radio format in four regions across the company.
The unique format will be available to listeners via broadcast in multiple regions on Beasley stations.
Content can also be streamed from the first four custom stations via the PodcastRadioUS.com website.
Amol Rajan and Nick Robinson are to host a new weekly podcast from BBC Radio 4’s Today to continue the conversation after the programme comes off air.
The Today Podcast with Amol Rajan, Nick Robinson and their guests, will include their take on the big stories and give a behind-the-scenes insight into how the programme is made.
The new podcast is a part of the BBC’s strategy to grow BBC Sounds and increase digital listening.
Launching during National Inclusion Week, the Simple Content podcast aims to be the UK’s first fully accessible business marketing podcast.
The aim is to open up the podcast world to all, with an accessible media player that allows anyone to enjoy episodes without having to see or touch the podcast player itself.
This means the podcast can be enjoyed by a wide range of people.
A new UK Top 25 Podcasts chart has been launched by Edison Research, which uses the same methodology to collect data in the UK as is used in the US.
At least 2,000 weekly podcast listeners in the UK are surveyed each quarter for the service, and listening behaviour is collected regardless of listening platform.
Participants indicate which podcasts they listened to in the past week along with a variety of demographic, psychographic, and purchase-behaviour information.
In Retrospect, is a new podcast that takes us back in time to pop culture and media moments from the 80s and 90s that shaped us.
Each Friday, Emmy-winning journalist and filmmaker Susie Banikarim and New York Times writer and bestselling author Jessica Bennett examine cultural events that shaped a generation — and ask what did those moments teach us about the world, and our place in it?
True crime podcast, Black and Blue: Behind The Badge is the first release from Corus Entertainment’s Waterside Studios and Curiouscast, in a partnership with Blanchard House.
The podcast centres around the experiences of black officers in what one of them calls “the biggest gang in America”: law enforcement.
Hosted by Seren Jones, Black and Blue follows the story of Michael Morrison.
Social-first media company, The News Movement is launching its first podcast, Noted, tackling the issues that are cutting through for a Gen Z audience.
Host, presenter and journalist Mary Mandefield (BBC Radio 1Xtra, TNM’s Make It Make Sense), will speak with experts and cover topics ranging from contraception to the cost of living, to disability to drugs, to films and festivals.
caba, the occupational charity supporting ICAEW chartered accountants and ACA students, has launched a new financial health podcast.
The Cash Conversation is aimed at young accountants looking to get on top of their personal finances. It forms part of a wider financial health campaign for young accountants, which includes online help content and tools from its financial experts.
Wondery and Audible are to release a new limited audio series, Class of ’88 which takes a celebratory look back at the year that defined hip-hop.
Hosted by Academy Award-winning actor and hip-hop icon Will Smith, the podcast explores the landmark year of 1988 for music through in-depth, hilarious, and emotional interviews with the artists that helped define the genre.
Annie Macmanus and Nick Grimshaw are getting back together at the BBC to host a weekly music podcast.
Sidetracked with Annie and Nick will see the pair talking about the world of music with the help of artists, friends, industry experts and listeners.