Dive into the world of politics with Nate Silver, Clare Malone, and Galen Druke as they dissect the latest happenings and the numbers driving them. From elections to AI, they offer rigorous analysis with a dash of hot takes—minus the spin and false certainties.
For two decades, the truth about the Haditha massacre has been shrouded in controversy. In 2005, 24 Iraqi civilians were killed by a squad of US Marines, sparking a battle over accountability and the lengths the Marine Corps would go to protect itself. NCIS Special Agent Michael Maloney uncovered concealed evidence and faced pressure to alter his findings. Now, with unseen documentary footage, filmmaker Michael Epstein unravels this gripping, untold story.
Delve into the whirlwind journey of writer Ines Bellina as she grapples with the decision to stay in her native Peru or return to her fast-paced life in the United States. "But You Can't Stay Here" explores the highs and lows of returning home, with Ines sharing candid conversations, expert insights, and her own humorous musings on what it truly means to belong. Will she find contentment in Lima or be drawn back to the land of pricey eggs? Tune in to follow her decision-making saga.
Vic Mensa, renowned for his collaborations with music giants and roles on popular TV shows, brings his signature style to The Vic Mensa Show. This video-first series dives into politics and culture, prioritizing stories over statistics. With a knack for challenging the powerful while uplifting the unheard, Mensa's format promises engaging discussions.
In season 3 of Death of an Artist, journalists Leon Neyfakh and Alice Gregory delve into the tragic and perplexing choice of acclaimed children’s book author Petra Mathers and her husband Michael, who sent farewell letters before ending their lives together. Through intimate interviews with friends and family, the series explores their untimely decision's impact on their community and loved ones. Previous seasons included explorations of modern art pioneers Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, and the mysterious death of artist Ana Mendieta.
Call 'Em Like Museum with Eric Johnson dives into the fascinating world of museums, exploring what makes them tick and why they captivate us. Join Eric as he chats with directors, curators, and enthusiasts about everything from exhibit design to the ultimate gift shop finds. Season One highlights the vibrant museums of the San Francisco Bay Area, including the Walt Disney Family Museum and the mysterious Winchester Mystery House.
History gets a fabulous makeover as Time Travelling Queers takes you on a journey through the vibrant past of queer culture. Buckle up in the back of the cab with drag king extraordinaire Don One, as celebrity guests and historians reveal the lives and moments of extraordinary queer figures. Each episode dives into the colorful tapestry of history that has shaped the community, offering a fresh perspective on the past.
Dive into the tumultuous 90s with an exploration of the infamous Tupac murder trial in the History of the 90s podcast. From seismic cultural shifts to iconic moments, this episode unravels the complexities surrounding Tupac Shakur's untimely death. Perfect for those who crave a nostalgic rewind through the decade's defining stories.
Nick and Mindi Kassotis lived under the shadow of fear, convinced they were being hunted due to Nick's classified military work. Their world took a dark turn when Mindi died suddenly, followed by Nick's death. However, the discovery of dismembered remains in a wooded area unraveled their story, revealing layers of deception. "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty delves into this tangled web of mystery, uncovering the truth behind the facade.
Step into The Haunted Library, a mysterious realm where classic horror tales are brought to life by Colin Morgan and guest host Katie Leung. From Gothic novels like Frankenstein and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde to chilling stories by Edgar Allan Poe and Bram Stoker, this library's collection is sure to send shivers down your spine. Prepare for haunted houses, uncanny apparitions, and dangerous ambitions as you delve into these timeless tales. The Haunted Library is open, inviting you to linger among its eerie shelves.
Simmer Down, with host Kathleen Biggins of C-Change Conversations, delves into the pressing topic of climate change. With a nonpartisan and science-based approach, the podcast explores how climate change impacts our daily lives, from health to food to sports. Whether you're curious or concerned, these insightful discussions offer hope and practical guidance for a better future.
Peter Hamby, Puck's acclaimed political correspondent, delves into the intricate workings of modern presidential campaigns in The Making of a President. The podcast uncovers insights from strategists, operatives, and other influential figures shaping the future of politics. As it navigates the road to 2028 and beyond, it explores the evolving media landscape, technology, and generational shifts redefining political power.
Andrew Hunter Murray delves into last century’s most notorious publishing scandal involving the alleged discovery of Adolf Hitler's diaries. This gripping tale of forgery, involving secret missions, millions of Deutschmarks, and journalistic fervor, captivated the world until it unraveled. Murray interviews key players and explores the chaos that ensued, drawing parallels to today’s era of misinformation. Amid yachts, Nazi-themed escapades, and unbelievable twists, the podcast seeks lessons from this monumental hoax.
At 3635 Pitch Pine Crescent, a home once filled with joyous gatherings, a chilling mystery unfolded when three family members died within five years, each death dismissed by authorities. Investigative reporter Amy Dempsey Raven delves into the truth behind these tragic events. Discover the haunting secrets of this seemingly peaceful house in What Happened to the Harrisons? on The Binge Crimes.
High-performing women in healthcare, emergency services, or leadership roles often excel under pressure but struggle to leave work behind when the day ends. Women Under Pressure is a podcast designed for these ambitious individuals who seek success without compromising their mental health, physical health, or relationships. Led by Kristen Plake, a licensed trauma therapist, the show delves into how demanding careers impact women and offers insights on maintaining ambition while nurturing well-being. With practical advice and expert conversations, it moves beyond typical stress management, offering valuable recovery strategies without asking women to be less driven.
Get TO The Point brings Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Owens and award-winning comedian Chris Spencer together for unfiltered chats about sports, culture, comedy, and life. With T.O.'s unapologetic honesty and Chris's sharp wit, no topic is off-limits—from headline news and pop culture to locker room tales and Hollywood encounters. Expect bold debates and candid conversations with celebrity friends. Real Talk. Always On Point.
The Early Cancer Diagnosis Podcast is a four-part series from BCfm Radio, delving into breast, prostate, lung, and bowel cancer. Hosted by Laura Rawlings and Patrick Hart, who share their personal cancer experiences, the series features candid conversations with NHS clinicians. Episodes cover vital signs, symptoms, screening, myths, and barriers to seeking help, all with a focus on understanding one's body and increasing confidence in seeking medical advice. Produced with support from the NHS SWAG Cancer Alliance, it aims to reach underserved communities in the South West.
Crime in America with Joe Budden takes you inside the gripping cases shaping communities across the nation. Through engaging conversations with local reporters, Joe delves into what happened, what's still unknown, and the potential directions these stories may take. With a spotlight on both national headlines and emerging stories, this series offers an insider's look at true crime from the ground level. Produced by Wolf Entertainment and Headline Studio, it's a must for true crime enthusiasts.
Delve into the intriguing world of historical true crime with Buried Evidence, where bestselling historian Rebecca Rideal and archaeologist Professor Raksha Dave uncover the darkest chapters of criminal history. From Otzi the Iceman to the Salem Witch Trials, they use archaeology and modern forensic science to separate fact from folklore. Discover why history's oldest guilty pleasures still captivate us today.
Join the delightful Ina Garten as she welcomes you into her New York City apartment for Happy Hour. Each episode features engaging chats with fascinating guests from the realms of culture, food, art, sports, and entertainment. With a blend of warmth, humor, and unexpected stories, this podcast is like eavesdropping on a captivating dinner party. So, grab a drink, settle in, and enjoy the lively conversation.
Guard the Yard with Yeardley Smith is a sports interview show that delves beyond the game. Yeardley sits down with professional athletes to explore how they measure success and who they are off the field. These warm, wide-ranging conversations uncover the careers, lives, and passions that define them. Before time runs out, each guest faces a rapid-fire round inspired by their sport's clock.
The Dash dives into the essence of life, focusing on the impactful little dash that represents living. Hosted by Elizabeth Chambers and Marissa Hermer, this podcast celebrates women and challenges outdated myths about life stages. They offer candid chats on aging, relationships, and more, delivering brutally honest advice with a side of laughter. It's like a lively night out with your most entertaining girlfriends.
The Seán Chorus, hosted by ornithologist and wildlife sound recordist Seán Ronayne, transports listeners to the serene sounds of nature. After a five-year quest to capture the voices of Ireland's birds, Seán shares his vast archive of over 40,000 recordings. From quirky farting seals to melodic birdsong, each episode reveals the stories and adventures behind these natural symphonies. It's a peaceful escape from the chaos of everyday life, blending authentic field audio with insightful conversations for a truly immersive experience.
On Let Us Cook, join the adventure of learning new skills for the successful, famous, and cool who haven’t found the time. The host dedicates a month to mastering something their guests have always dreamed of trying, aiming to inspire them to finally take the plunge.
Monday Music Club with Will Anderson dives into the defining moments that have shaped our world of sound. Each week, explore the stories behind iconic songs, legendary artists, and the creative forces transforming music and culture. Ideal for music history buffs, songwriting enthusiasts, or anyone eager for fresh perspectives on favorite tunes.
Plot Lab dives into pop culture and trending topics, transforming them into original fiction ideas with the help of a guest author. Hosts Kristi Leonard and Beth Uznis Johnson guide the brainstorming in a lively mix of game show and writers' room. Watch stories take shape in a fun, unpredictable process, and join the Prompt Incubator community to craft and share your own tales. Perfect for anyone fascinated by the storytelling journey.
Step into the enchanting world of Jane Austen as Dame Julie Andrews narrates her unabridged classics, enhanced with original music and immersive sound design. Start with the iconic Pride and Prejudice in Season One, followed by the beloved Emma in Season Two. Experience Austen's timeless wit and romance in a beautifully atmospheric way, perfect for both newcomers and devoted fans.
Everyone's buzzing about sleep but getting better at it is the real challenge. In Better in Bed, Sleep Doctor Michael J. Breus offers a blend of science, storytelling, and practical advice to help listeners enhance their sleep and life quality. Whether navigating menopause, toddler nap times, or the supplement aisle, Dr. Breus and his expert guests provide the insights needed for a restful night.
Hosted by Farabi Khaleque, The Good Quest delves into the journeys of exceptional individuals who challenge boundaries and redefine success. Featuring celebrities, entrepreneurs, athletes, and creators, it explores resilience, mindset, and wellness. This podcast goes beyond mere success stories to reveal the habits, struggles, and purpose driving high achievers. Embark on a journey of growth and inspiration!
For those who cherish their bookshelves as much as their social media feeds, Prose Society is the perfect haven. Hosted by Eli Rallo, this podcast is an engaging blend of book club and lively group chat. It's a space for thought daughters and pop culture enthusiasts who believe classics like Pride and Prejudice and modern phenomena like Love Island deserve equal attention. Join the conversation that bridges literature and pop culture seamlessly.
Audio Fiction FM is your go-to source for discovering fresh audio fiction, whether you're a long-time listener or just dipping your toes in. Hosted by Marisa Ewing-Moody, the show features news from the audio fiction realm, the first episode of a new audio series, and insightful interviews with its creators. Dive into a world of captivating stories and creative minds.
Join lawyers J. Carter and Marissa George as they dive into the juiciest celebrity legal battles. In this courtroom showdown, celebrity guests offer their insights while a virtual jury delivers the final verdict. It's a legal thrill ride where the stars and the law collide.
In the audio sitcom You've Got Braille, Paddy navigates life with a blend of blindness and endearing idiocy. Far from the textbook definition of a hero, he fumbles through life disorganized and indecisive. With a stellar cast including Steve Pemberton and Chloe Petts, this Hat Trick Production delivers humor and heart in equal measure.
During the week of his 40th birthday, a suitcase incident sparked Nate Dern's humorous and determined journey to fix his posture on I've Got a Hunch. This engaging podcast blends interviews, storytelling, and research, exploring themes of back pain and navigating midlife. With guests from comedy and wellness, including Connor Ratliff and D'Arcy Carden, listeners are invited to stand a little taller alongside Nate's quest.
The Survivor Files, hosted by abduction survivor and advocate Elizabeth Smart, delves into the harrowing true crime stories of ordinary individuals who faced extraordinary dangers. With firsthand accounts of encounters with serial killers, hostage situations, and more, each episode reveals the raw reality of survival. Elizabeth's personal insights guide discussions on the choices and resilience that helped these survivors rebuild their lives.
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