This week in podcasting news, we talk about how not to be a sexist homophobe. We also review Earth Break by Skylark Media, a fantastic-sounding immersive alien survival story.

This week, we're reviewing The AM Archives to answer the question: Is it worth paying to listen to? The AM Archives is a sequel spin off to The Bright Sessions by Lauren Shippen.

This Sounds Serious returns with Season 2, following a missing person's case and a bank hostage situation. We loved it, and you should check out both seasons of This Sounds Serious. Also, news from Apple.

This week, the gang reviews Caravan, a new audio drama by the Whisperforge. What starts off as a cringe-worthy experience evolves into an adventure worth listening to. Plus news that will make any podcaster happy.

Unlike many other "audio note"-style shows, Moonbase Theta, Out's format actually fits the premise well. The gang talks about the show, including plans for Season 2. And news on our first audio drama, How i Died.

The gang talks about Gimlet's latest audio drama: The Two Princes, a quaint slice of life fantasy that could easily be imagined as a Disney movie. Our first audio drama, How i Died, is also out now! Check it out.

We are back with Season 3 of the PlotCast, with improved audio quality to give you an even better audio drama discussion. We're kicking Season 3 off strong with a review of one of the most popular fiction podcasts: King Falls AM, after listening to all of its current episodes. We also talk about news with Gimlet Media and an Alien 3 audio drama.

Season 3 of the PlotCast will return next week with improved audio quality, new equipment, and even better audio drama discussion.

On this special season finale, the PlotCast crew and special guest, Shaina Wareing, discuss the production of our first original Audio Drama: How i Died. Check it out: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-i-died/id1450764373

AK's new top pick for favorite audio drama of the year has Gus and Ori wondering why. It's an argumentative episode with a lot of questions on morality, humanity, and why Ori takes so long to get ready for these recordings, as we review The Deca Tapes.