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Vice President Kamala Harris is set to appear on the popular podcast "Call Her Daddy" in a move to reach a younger audience. The episode will focus on issues important to women voters, particularly reproductive rights and abortion. This marks a departure from Harris's previous interview strategy, which has been criticised for its limited scope. Harris's appearance follows similar moves by former President Donald Trump, who has utilised popular podcasts to engage with audiences who may not be traditional news consumers. These podcasts have a large audience and have been shown to boost the popularity of past guests, suggesting that Harris's appearance may help her connect with a wider audience.

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Apple Podcasts is focusing on narrative podcasts, introducing a new Top Series chart that ranks the top 100 series shows, a dedicated Series category for listeners to browse, and a monthly "Series Essentials" feature highlighting one exceptional show. Apple Podcasts aims to celebrate the best storytelling and sound design in the medium, highlighting its unique ability to engage listeners emotionally through long-form narratives. The first "Series Essentials" selection is "Ghost Story," a show exploring a family's history through a murder investigation.

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Business podcasts are becoming increasingly popular, with CEOs and other executives embracing the format as a way to communicate directly with a wider audience, including employees, shareholders, and customers. These podcasts allow executives to engage in longer, more informal conversations, showcasing their expertise and providing listeners with a more personal insight into their companies and leadership styles. While some argue that this format can be too soft and lack the accountability of traditional media, others believe it provides a valuable platform for executives to connect with listeners on a deeper level.

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Haliey Welch, a 21-year-old from Tennessee, has become a viral sensation thanks to her sexually suggestive catchphrase "hawk tuah". This phrase, which originated in a TikTok interview, quickly became a meme and propelled Welch into the spotlight. She has leveraged her newfound fame to launch a successful podcast, "Talk Tuah", which has ranked in the top five on Spotify, surpassing popular shows like "The Daily" and "Call Her Daddy". Welch's podcast covers her rise to fame, features celebrity guests, and is sponsored by Betr, a media company founded by Jake Paul. Some have suggested that her success is due to a boom in the conservative podcasting space, despite Welch not explicitly identifying as conservative or discussing politics. Welch has continued to capitalize on her viral moment, building a large social media following, securing high-profile appearances, and launching her own company to sell merchandise related to her catchphrase.

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Apple Podcasts has expanded its auto-generated transcript feature to eight new languages, including Italian, Portuguese, and Swedish, bringing the total number of supported languages to eleven. These transcripts, which are generated shortly after an episode is published, are available on Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and Macs. The transcripts are accessible by tapping the “Quote” button on the Now Playing screen in the Podcasts app, and they highlight words and sections of the transcript as the podcast plays, allowing users to read along with the speech. This new feature will make podcasts more accessible to users who are hard of hearing or deaf.

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