’30 for 30 Podcasts’ to Tackle Jose Canseco, NY Marathon Protest, and World Series of Poker Boom in Latest Season — Listen
The ESPN Films audio documentary series debuts its next round of sports stories on October 16.
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‘Serial’ Season 3 Review: The Hit Podcast Is Back With a Remix That Sounds Just as Fascinating as the Original
Building out the scope from one case to the workings of an entire courthouse, the show is in a prime spot to recapture the public’s attention.
‘Serial’ Season 2 Is Better than You Remember and an Unexpected Time Capsule Worth Revisiting
A few years removed from impossibly high expectations, the podcast’s telling of Bowe Bergdahl’s capture and return still stands as a valuable lesson about facts and context.
Blumhouse’s First Scripted Podcast Will Recreate the Inside of Trump’s White House
“The Oval Office Tapes” will dramatize the week’s headlines, featuring imagined conversations between Trump administration officials.
The 50 Best Podcast Episodes of 2018 (So Far)
From “Atlanta Monster” to “ZigZag,” our picks for some of the most moving and entertaining shows across the podcast spectrum.
‘In the Dark’ Is the One True Crime Podcast You Should Be Listening to Right Now
Over two different investigations, this team of reporters has told necessary and compelling stories about how we know what we know.
Adam Scott and Scott Aukerman’s New REM Podcast is as Wonderfully Weird as They’ve Ever Been
“R U Talkin’ R.E.M. RE: ME?,” the continuation of their unclassifiable “U Talkin’ U2 to Me?” is best heard, not described.
‘A Very Fatal Murder’: Even the Fake Ads Are Hilarious in The Onion’s True Crime Podcast Parody
Making fun of “Serial” is low-hanging fruit at this point, so this new fake murder show wisely aims their jokes elsewhere.
‘Slow Burn’: Watergate Podcast Host on Avoiding Obvious Trump Parallels and Finding Out When Conspiracies Come True
Slate’s Leon Neyfakh talks about being a first-time audio documentarian and finding the one person that no one else had called before.
‘Atlanta Monster’: The First Blockbuster Podcast of 2018 is a Complex Look at a City Wrestling with Its Past
The show examines how race, media, and memory all lead to fundamentally different ideas of an era that left Atlanta transformed.
‘Inside The Exorcist’ Review: A Fantastically Unnerving Podcast Series for Fans of Horror, Hollywood, and the Unexplainable
The makers of “Inside Psycho” are back with another memorable tale of a legendary film’s complex, twisted origin story.
‘Dirty John’: LA Times True Crime Podcast Series is an Eerie, Timely Storytelling Experiment
The longform/podcast hybrid about one grifter’s story has plenty more to say about power and what we allow when we feel helpless to change things.
