ACCENT joins forces with Say It Now to revolutionize audio storytelling. The partnership brings smart speaker technology to the ACCENT Academy, helping creators build interactive, voice-powered shows while keeping full ownership of their IP.
The Golden Globes announces 25 podcasts eligible for its first-ever “Best Podcast of the Year” award. From The Daily to Crime Junkie, see the full list, key dates, and the global reaction.
BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour launches The Woman’s Hour Guide to Life, a new six-part podcast on BBC Sounds. Hosted by Nuala McGovern, it offers practical advice on careers, friendships, resilience, and more.
The BBC has launched The Global Story, a new daily international podcast hosted by Asma Khalid and Tristan Redman. Each episode explores how US politics and global events are intertwined—offering context, analysis, and clarity on today’s shifting world order.
Discover the truth behind SAS legend Blair ‘Paddy’ Mayne in BBC’s new podcast, Assume Nothing. Explore his untold story, daring raids, and legacy.
Russell Kane returns with a new BBC Sounds series Evil Animals. Discover the release date, episode guide, guest comedians, and why this comedy wildlife podcast is a must-listen.
Mark Steel’s Shadow World: The People vs McDonald’s reopens the McLibel case — the UK’s longest libel trial — blending investigative journalism with sharp wit to reveal the untold story of two activists who stood up to a corporate giant.
Matt and Emma Willis open up in a moving podcast with Rylan Clark about love, recovery, and raising a family. A powerful look at the reality of lasting relationships.
Explore the new BBC documentary series Gangster: The Story of the Black Widow, where Linda Calvey—Britain’s most notorious female gangster—shares her life story. Featuring testimonials from her children, and hosted by journalist Livvy Haydock, this is a six-chapter docu-series.
A new BBC podcast reopens the case of Hansie Cronje — the South African cricket legend whose legacy was shattered by match-fixing and mystery. Hosted by Mark Butcher, the series promises deep insight into the scandal that rocked global sport.
BBC Scotland’s latest podcast, The Ballad of Big Mags, uncovers the gripping story of Margaret Haney — from anti-paedophile activist to criminal kingpin. .
Discover the chilling world of fugitives with BBC’s Making of a Fugitive podcast. Narrated by Richard Harrington, it uncovers real-life tales of escape, deception, and justice.