Law&Crime launches new true crime podcast Black Swan Murder
Legal and true crime network Law&Crime is launching the next instalment of its trial-focused podcast series, Black Swan Murder.
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Wondery+ curated podcast subscription service launches in UK
Wondery, has launched Wondery+, a curated subscription service for podcast fans in the UK.
The podcast subscription service, available now, offers subscribers exclusive podcast content, ad-free listening as well as early access to new episodes of popular shows. The revamped Wondery app provides a localised and curated experience for podcast fans to discover new, immersive content.
New podcast goes inside inside Britain’s unique celebrity culture
Terribly Famous is a new podcast taking listeners inside Britain’s unique celebrity culture to chart the lives of its most iconic stars.
From the career highs to controversies, meteoric rises to missteps, each season tells the story of one of our biggest stars, launching with best-selling artist Adele, with later seasons confirmed for Victoria Beckham, Zayn Malik and Lily Allen.
Hosting the Wondery and Amazon Music podcast are actor, improviser and stand-up comedian Emily Lloyd-Saini and fellow actor, comedian and writer Anna Leong Brophy.
Minnie Driver stars in supernatural thriller The Lesser Dead podcast
Supernatural audio series, The Lesser Dead stars Academy Award nominee Minnie Driver, Jack Kilmer, Danny Huston and Saul Rubinek.
From Echoverse, a studio focusing on science fiction, supernatural and fantasy audio experiences, the podcast series will be available exclusively on Wondery+ from Monday 27 March.
Award-winning author Christopher Buehlman has adapted his darkly-comedic novel of the same title to audio.
New podcast series Devil in the Dorm launched by Law&Crime
The live trial and true-crime network Law&Crime has launched a new series about the alleged sex cult at New York’s Sarah Lawrence college.
Devil in the Dorm, hosted by actress Elisabeth Rohm is exclusively available ad-free on Wondery+.
Across six episodes, the podcast looks into the case of Lawrence “Larry” Ray, a man who moved into a dormitory at Sarah Lawrence College in 2010 while his daughter attended the school.