The new season of the podcast series Smoke Screen: Just Say You’re Sorry, takes us into the hidden world of police investigations.
It goes inside the interrogation room, uncovering the gripping drama behind one of Texas Ranger James Holland’s most controversial cases: the murder of a woman named Bobbie Sue Hill.
Just Say You’re Sorry is hosted by The Marshall Project’s journalist Maurice Chammah.
One of the UK’s top universities, UCL is offering chances to take its new degree in Audio Storytelling for free, plus a £15,000 living allowance.
Educating Daisy with Daisy May Cooper is a new Audible Original series and is the writer’s first podcast.
She is one of Britain’s busiest writers but definitely not one of its keenest readers! Although she’d love to read more it’s hard for her to find the time.
Across the series, Daisy invites six celebrity friends – Tim Key, Diane Morgan, Jamali Maddix, Nish Kumar, Katie Price and Alan Carr to try to change her mind by telling her all about their favourite book.
From Wondery and Bloomberg comes the new six-episode podcast Spellcaster: The Fall of Sam Bankman-Fried.
Hosted by Bloomberg crypto and tech reporter Hannah Miller, tells the story of young crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried, who quickly gained fame and fortune from celebrities and world leaders before his business empire came crashing down.
Sam promised to change the world when he created FTX and set up the crypto exchange.
Comedian and professional fact-hunter Dan Schreiber hosts a new podcast about the fascinating and peculiar.
In the weekly podcast We Can Be Weirdos, Schreiber meets a fascinating line-up of anything-but-normal guests.
They include the Loch Ness Monster Hunter who has lived on the Loch’s banks for over three decades, the Guinness World Record’s Editor-in-Chief who once trained as a psychic spy, the British Museum curator who discovered the world’s oldest ghost and the stand-up comedian who uses magical rituals to write their shows.
Charlotte Moore, BBC Chief Content Officer has confirmed Kirsty Young’s first podcast as part of a range of new commissions for BBC Radio 4.
The announcement was made during a speech at the Voice of the Listener and Viewer conference, with shows hosted by some of the country’s best-known names.
The new content led by Kirsty Young, Helena Bonham-Carter, Mary Beard and Martha Kearney will range from ancient Rome to an ambitious partnership with The National Portrait Gallery and stories from the unsung war heroes of the Second World War.
A new weekly podcast will cover the 99 percent of the game that gets lost behind the weekly football news cycle.
Football publisher MUNDIAL has returned to the studio after a two-year break, with the aim to remind fans why they love football. The company was acquired by football media company, Footballco last year.
Part zoo format, part magazine show, Reminding You Why You Love Football will be a mix of non-league, nostalgia, kits, boots, quizzes and feature regular guests.
Sculptor, visual artist and TV presenter Sadie Clayton is launching a podcast limited series, Black People Can’t…
Together with leading names and industry figures, the podcast is the start of Sadie’s journey to explore day-to-day issues that go unnoticed but impact people of colour.
A first-of-its-kind podcast series on Manchester Airport lifts the lid on the UK’s global gateway in the north.
Manchester: Your Airport, MAN is a collaborative production between Manchester Airport and Crowd Branded, the new venture from Manchester-based Crowd Network. The podcast is the first official show produced by Crowd Branded.
The series goes behind the scenes to look at themes ranging from how an airfield works, to the arrangements put in place when celebrities travel through.
Audible and Moonbug Entertainment are collaborating to release two original family listening podcasts.
The two series, Little Baby Bum: Time to Dream and Lellobee City Farm: Grandma Mei’s Fantastic Folktales, based on Moonbug’s hit shows will blend podcasts and audiobooks to engage parents with young children to help them grow and learn.
Little Baby Bum: Time to Dream, which has a focus on sleep and mindfulness, launched on Audible last week.
