Podcast Industry News
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The Art of Imperfect Adulting Marks 250 Episodes of Real Stories from Women Navigating Life’s Hardest Chapters
The Art of Imperfect Adulting (TAOIA), the independent audio podcast and video show hosted by Amy Stone, releases its 250th episode on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The show features women talking candidly about the chapters of life that don’t go to plan: career reinvention, divorce, caregiving, sobriety, menopause, money setbacks, and starting over.
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IBS specialist launches four-part podcast series on constipation
New series of Inside Knowledge for people with IBS podcast with IBS nutritionist explores the causes of constipation, what to eat, morning routines and non-food approaches to getting things moving
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Cult-Favorite Experimental Audio Show ‘Inspirado Projecto by CEC’ Reaches Major Milestone with Nearly 600 Episodes Documenting Creativity, Synchronicities, and Dreams
Inspirado Projecto by CEC reaches nearly 600 fully transcribed episodes, documenting creativity, synchronicities, dreams, and nearly a decade of independent Los Angeles audio art.
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World Wide Web of Sports is a family-friendly podcast telling some of the greatest sports stories you’ve never heard… until now.
World Wide Web of Sports is produced by writer-director Patrick Green and composer and sound designer Miles Kennedy. Each episode uses real voice actors, original music and immersive sound design to bring incredible true sports stories to life. Now streaming wherever you get your podcasts.
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Movie Meltdown Joins Weirding Way Media
Bryan Renfro’s long-running movie podcast brings more than 660 episodes of interviews, convention adventures, horror, humor, and film-geek camaraderie to the independent network
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New Podcast ‘History’s Kids’ Explores the Past Through the Voices of Kids Who Lived It
History’s Kids, a new children’s podcast, launches September 8th with new episodes available every other week on Apple, Spotify, and all major listening apps. Each episode explores a famous event in history through the firsthand account of someone who was really there when they were a kid. Season one immerses kids in moments like the Eruption of Mount St. Helens, the Civil Rights Movement, and World War II, going beyond the facts found in a textbook. Each episode runs under 20 minutes, perfect for classrooms, car rides, or curious minds on the go.
