Shared Manifest Entertainment’s Acclaimed Audio Anthology Returns with Donne Di Fora
Shared Manifest Entertainment’s acclaimed audio anthology “Tales From The Aether” to premiere new season on June 16, 2026.
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Why Isn’t Anyone Talking About Life After GLP-1 Weight Loss?
Suzy Chase, a lifestyle podcaster and creator of The GLP-1 AI Method, announced the relaunch of Dinner Party podcast as Dinner Party on a GLP-1, a limited series premiering May 2026. The relaunch marks a clear evolution for Chase, a podcast pioneer whose shows includes The Groove Radio, Cookery by the Book, and Decorating by the Book. With this new series, she takes the signature warmth and intimacy of Dinner Party and reframes it around a conversation the GLP-1 space has largely overlooked: what happens after the weight loss.
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USC ANNENBERG CENTER FOR CLIMATE JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION RELEASES SEASON THREE OF ITS ENERGY TRANSITION PODCAST
Season three of Electric Futures, the USC energy transition podcast, takes listeners back to California’s Imperial Valley, a region explored throughout season one in connection with the county’s potential for lithium extraction. A lot has changed since then. Plans for lithium extraction are stalled due to lawsuits and a new set of developers has come to town: hyperscalers. Host Charles Zukoski, the Robert E. Vivian Professor in Energy Resources and Professor of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and Biomedical Engineering, has been tracking the news since last summer, when word began to circulate that one of the largest data centers in the country might tap into the region’s rich geothermal resources. Demand for data centers—the physical embodiment of AI —is growing so rapidly that their global electricity consumption will more than double by 2030. But pushback from communities is also growing. Concerned residents worry about rising electricity bills, environmental degradation, and AI itself. Does the benefit of data center development in places like Imperial Valley outweigh the costs?
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When Climate Change Hits Home: New Story Collider Series Shares Personal Stories from the Front Lines of Urban Climate
The Story Collider, an award-winning podcast featuring true, personal stories about science, is launching a special series on urban climate change — exploring how the forces shaping our planet show up in the places most of us actually live: our cities.
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Israel’s 1969 plot to transfer 60,000 Palestinians to Paraguay uncovered by deportee
Palestinians in Paraguay, a four-part investigative audio documentary launched by the Uncovering Roots podcast Wednesday, tells the story of a Mossad plan, approved by the Israeli government in 1969, to relocate 60,000 Palestinians from Gaza to Paraguay. It bears parallels to transfers in 2025 of hundreds of people from Gaza to countries including South Africa.
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The Messy Parts Returns With a Fashion Week Mini-Series and New Conversations With Today’s Influential Leaders
The return of The Messy Parts podcast is announced, beginning with a series to coincide with New York Fashion Week in which host Maryam Banikarim will interview Sojin Lee, Mickey Drexler, and Marla Aaron.
