BBC World Service will release daily episodes of 13 Minutes Presents: Artemis II, tracking NASA’s historic 10-day Moon mission in real time ahead of Artemis III.
SAG-AFTRA has reportedly signed a podcast agreement with Netflix covering The Pete Davidson Show, ending speculation over Netflix’s “video-only podcast” strategy and expanding its push into exclusive video podcasts.
Premiere Networks debuts “Married to the Music,” a new iHeartPodcast hosted by Hanley Riggs spotlighting the spouses of country music stars. First guest: Sara Brice.
Malcolm Gladwell is releasing a new book, “The American Way of Killing,” exploring America’s gun violence crisis. Inspired by Revisionist History podcast episodes, the book arrives Sept. 26 in print, eBook, and audiobook.
Rebecca Robertson launches Accelerating Your Wealth, a new podcast empowering women to talk openly about money, pensions, divorce, debt and retirement as the gender pension gap hits £113,000.
Audible unveils Heathcliff, a new original drama revealing the missing three years from Wuthering Heights. Starring Daryl McCormack with Dolby Atmos sound.
BBC Local’s Love Bombed podcast returns with WifeHunter, exposing alleged romance fraudster Ray McDonald. Vicky Pattison investigates 20+ years of scams, victims’ stories, and new undercover evidence
Stingray CEO Eric Boyko says the $175M TuneIn acquisition is already exceeding expectations, driving major advertising growth, cost synergies, and stronger automaker partnerships.
New York Public Radio is redesigning its “NYC Now” podcast with a new investigative focus and reduced schedule. Episodes will now drop three days a week with deeper reporting, interviews, and cultural coverage.
PodcastOne reports record quarterly revenue of $15.9M and a 516% earnings surge, boosted by an Amazon ART19 advertising deal and major TV adaptation sales including Paramount’s acquisition of “Varnamtown.”
Sports podcast listening has surged 71% over the past five years, according to a new “State of Audio: Sports Fandom” report. The study reveals that podcast listeners are among the most dedicated sports fans, making audio a key platform for advertisers, leagues, and modern fan engagement.
Podcast guesting is officially video-first in 2026. A new Interview Valet report shows 96% of podcasts now record with video and 99.6% of interviews happen virtually, making competition tougher than ever.