Fiction

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After their show Archive 81 was adapted into a Netflix show, Deep Signals has released a new fiction podcast called Conversations with Ghosts. The new show plucks personalities from history to explore what we leave behind when we pass on.

© 2025

Comedy

Official website: https://shows.acast.com/the-het-museum

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Heterosexuality is famously at risk of extinction. So to make sure the greatest achievements of the Straights are not lost forever, comedian Joe Sutherland has opened The Hetropolitan Museum of Art and Culture, aka The Het. Each episode, museum curator Joe invites a brilliant LGBTQIA+ guest to nominate two pieces of straight culture that they want to preserve in the museum.

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Society & Culture

Official website: http://www.italianwinepodcast.com/

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The Italian Wine Podcast is "the World's Most Prolific Wine Podcast", after hitting 2,500 episodes. The show comes from Verona in Italy, and launched in March 2017.

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Business

Official website: https://nikki-pilkington.com

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The world of SEO is full of nonsense, panic, hype, and people doing ultra-confident LinkedIn videos with silly little microphones. Just launched, SEO F**king What cuts through all of that nonsense, to mythbust, give advice and share case studies. SEO isn't dead: it's just getting real.

© 2026 Nikki Pilkington

History

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Historical UK radio podcast The British Broadcasting Century with Paul Kerensa features, this episode, the 1923 launch of BBC Radio in Bournemouth; and a chat with a radio futurologist who launched the first mobile phone app that streamed a radio station, James Cridland (who happens to be Podnews's Editor these days). He also launched the first daily podcast from a UK radio station, don't you know.

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History

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Continuing the theme of sweary podcast names, HistoryFFS launched today. The show covers the surprising ways our past shows up in art, theatre, film, and everyday life - making it relatable, human, and a little bit irreverent.

© 2026 Sarah Dowd

Religion & Spirituality

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No Small Endeavor has launched a special series exploring why poetry is exactly what we need to face our polarized culture; it can help us protest, pray, lament and even hope. Host and ethics professor Lee C. Camp invites us all to pursue goodness and light in spite of the darkness around us. Lee talks to Joy Harjo, former U.S. Poet Laureate, who draws from Indigenous traditions and her own work to show poetry as survival, witness, and a guide to community; Haleh Liza Gafori, a poet, musician, and acclaimed translator of Rumi, who brings the ecstatic vision of a 13th-century mystic into our anxious, divided age; and Pádraig Ó Tuama, poet, theologian, and host of the Poetry Unbound podcast, who reveals how poetry can be both prayer and protest, holding grief and healing together.

© 2025 Tokens Media

Arts

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In Tea, Tales, and Tomes this week, things are getting spooky, with Halloween specials bringing spine-tingling magic to every age. In one Once Upon a Fright, you are invited to sit beside the campfire and delve into the ultimate Halloween reading guide. Complete with eerie sound effects, this performance-based episode is the perfect listen to get you and your little reader feeling ALL the seasonal vibes.

© 2026 Tea, Tales, and Tomes

True Crime

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In the 1980s and 90s, Satan and his followers were accused of brainwashing children, sacrificing babies, and infiltrating North American society on a massive scale — yet these thousands of alleged Satanists were nowhere to be found. In The Devil You Know with Sarah Marshall, explore the tangled web of the Satanic Panic: the believers, the skeptics, the bystanders, and the wrongfully-convicted. The stories of these eyewitnesses point us toward the real underlying problems: was the fault with Satanists? Or ourselves?

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Religion & Spirituality

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The Lifeaudio podcast network is excited to announce Out of Zion with Susan Michael, a show hosted by Susan Michael. With decades of experience traveling and studying in Israel, Susan will explore key questions about the Bible, Jesus, Israel, and your faith journey.