Bauer Media acquires the popular Nip Tuck podcast, strengthening its lifestyle and beauty audio portfolio with creator-led, personality-driven content and over 50,000 weekly listeners.
BBC Studios unveils The History Bureau, a new narrative podcast re-examining pivotal historical events. Season one explores Putin and the 1999 apartment bombings with rare journalistic insight.
History Hit reveals its February 2026 line-up featuring Dan Snow, Suzannah Lipscomb, Tristan Hughes, new documentaries, podcasts, and YouTube history series from Little Dot Studios.
The True Crime Awards 2026 has extended its submission deadline to 25 January. Discover updated key dates, categories, eligibility, and how to enter before submissions close.
Podscribe partners with Roqad to expand privacy-first podcast attribution across eight European markets, enhancing identity resolution and GDPR-compliant measurement.
iHeartMedia announces major platform integrations at CES 2026, including Google Gemini AI, NordicTrack fitness equipment, TiVo smart TVs, and Amazon Prime partnerships. Discover how iHeartRadio is expanding audio everywhere.
Deloitte’s 2026 media outlook reveals why video podcasts built like fan franchises will outperform traditional shows, drive commerce, and reshape the creator economy.
BBC Radio Ulster launches Assume Nothing: The Stormont Spy Ring, an eight-part podcast investigating Denis Donaldson’s role as an informer and his unsolved murder.
Amy Poehler becomes the first Golden Globe winner for podcasting as Good Hang with Amy Poehler takes home the inaugural Best Podcast award, marking a defining moment for audio storytelling.
Indigenous House debuts its first podcast “Jaded,” hosted by Jade Begay, spotlighting Native voices, leadership burnout, culture, comedy, and change. Full details here.
HBO Max launches The Pitt Podcast with PRX as the Emmy-winning drama returns for Season 2. Featuring Noah Wyle, real medical insights, and weekly episode breakdowns.
Mercury Podcast Network kicks off 2026 by signing hit true crime podcast “Seeing Red” and launching new originals “Rae Review: Dark Stories” and “Dead Famous.” Here’s what it means for the podcast industry.