A new eight-part true crime series releases this Halloween to uncover America’s most controversial haunted house.
Always True Crime, launched by Audio Always, is a new way to welcome new listeners to its fast-growing roster of true crime podcasts.
Audio Always is launching its latest gripping true crime podcast, Head Number 7.
Hit podcast Help I Sexted My Boss is launching its own dinner party game with Lucky Egg in a deal brokered by production company Audio Always.
The hit podcast Trusty Hogs has joined the Audio Always Originals network, in a new partnership deal with the production company.
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.
William Hanson and Jordan North will broadcast their Help I Sexted My Boss Live show at London Palladium into cinemas across the UK and Ireland, plus some European cities.
The one-off live stream, produced by Audio Always and distributed theatrically by Trafalgar Releasing, will be on Tuesday 14 May.
Sue Perkins and Katherine Denkinson are back with a highly anticipated new episode and update to the podcast Carrie Does Not Exist.
The update sheds light on the disappearance of Carrie Jade Williams and the revelations that have emerged since.
Audio Always has created a special bedtime story for Dreams as part of the bed company’s partnership with housing and homelessness charity Shelter.
A Place To Call Home, aims to shine a light on the realities of children living in temporary accommodation.
The story was crafted by Audio Always’ Becky Green and follows the true story of a family who experienced homelessness, and their time living in temporary accommodation.
Arthur Hill is launching a new podcast, Mummy’s Boy where he returns to his childhood to spend quality time with his long-suffering mum, Lisa Hill.