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Business

Official website: https://podcasts.voxmedia.com/show/prof-g-markets

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Prof G Markets is new from Vox Media and NYU Stern Marketing professor Scott Galloway today. You'll get more of Galloway and research analyst Ed Elson’s brash insights and analysis into what’s moving the capital markets. Mondays show will also go into The Prof G Pod; new Thursday shows will be exclusive to this feed.

Comedy and Society & Culture

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Emergency Intercom has joined TMG Studios. Hosts Enya Umanzor and Drew Phillips join the network which is also adding additional shows and currently has eighteen full-time employees. The company was formed by Cody Ko and Noel Miller.

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True Crime

Official website: https://www.podcastone.com/pd/Ransom

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Ransom is new from KSL Podcasts and PodcastOne this week. The story of a child kidnapping in 1995, it's a story of greed and betrayal and how one’s outward appearance can be dangerously deceiving.

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True Crime, Culture, Society, Comedy

Official website: https://www.facebook.com/DrunkWomenSolvingCrime

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Drunk Women Solving Crime has joined the Audio Always Originals network. The new deal focuses on maximising marketing and commercial opportunities for the podcast. Recordings also move to Audio Always’ Visual Podcast Studio in Farringdon, London and will receive social media and video support from the company’s award-winning digital team.

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News, Society & Culture and Sports

Official website: https://www.pushkin.fm/

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Risky Business with Nate Silver and Maria Konnikova is new today - a show about making good decisions in poker, in politics, and in your everyday life. Whether its what car to buy, or what time to leave for the airport, the podcast can help. It's new from Pushkin Industries and iHeartPodcasts.

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News, Society & Culture and News

Official website: https://shows.acast.com/rogerboltonsbeebwatch

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In Roger Bolton’s Beeb Watch, Matt Deegan is interviewed about the BBC's plans to take podcast advertising in the UK, and is a bit punchy: “The BBC already gets £5.7 billion of income from a variety of sources. It does not need £1 million a year out of the podcast business. I could go in and find seven managers to fire, and I could save a million pounds.” Meanwhile, media commentator Raymond Snoddy says it's a distraction.

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News

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

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Noted - The Tucker Carlson Podcast is now called The Tucker Carlson Show. What is a podcast anyway?

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Comedy, Sports

Official website: https://dm.org.au

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Netball is Australia's most popular sport for female participation. No Dribble is new from DM Podcasts, hosted by former Captains of Australia's national netball team, Liz Ellis AO and Catherine Cox AM - and their friend, comedian Carolyn Swindell. The show uses their love of netball as a launchpad to talk about the things that matter to women.

Leisure

Official website: https://orangesky.org.au/

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What's it like to be homeless? Orange Sky, a non-profit organisation that provides mobile laundry and shower services to the homeless, has worked with Podshape to produce The F Word - where the F stands for 'Friends'. Friends are transformative among the homeless community, and each episode highlights individuals who have experienced homelessness and how friendship can lead to change and healing.

© 2024 Orange Sky

History

Official website: https://www.whathappenedinalabama.org/

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When a young boy asks what his father's nightmares are about, he's told: "Alabama, son." That young boy is journalist Lee Hawkins, who hosts What Happened In Alabama? - unpacking Black history, slavery and segregation to find out. The podcast launches today, and is new from APM.

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