Sir Lenny Henry reflects on comedy and food on Dish podcast

Chris Quinn to oversee Platform Media World Cup podcast growth

Uncensored secures major investment for global growth

Who is listening to true crime podcasts in Great Britain?

Goalhanger selects creators for The Accelerator programme

Government proposes new rules for trusted news online

Bauer Media Group expands London audio campus

Wondery secures exclusive Boardroom podcast distribution rights

Sky News podcast The Wargame inspires TV series

Chris Packham investigates rural crime in podcast series Buried

YouTube and social media drive podcast discovery shift

What does Oxford Road’s latest data say about entertainment podcasts?

The Rolling Stones launch first official podcast

Niecy Nash and Daughter to host new true-crime talk show for PAVE Studios

History Hit builds July schedule around The Odyssey and podcasts

Audible backs Edinburgh Comedy Awards with three year deal https://podcastingtoday.co.uk/audible-backs-edinburgh-comedy-awards-with-three-year-deal

AdLarge has appointed David Cohn as Chief Revenue Officer as the company expands its podcast, creator and cross platform advertising business.

A new interview podcast focused on language, literature and storytelling is launching with novelist Elif Shafak as its first guest.

Sport Social's Jim Salveson says podcasting could help sports reach young fans if social media restrictions expand.

The BBC has confirmed the first stage of a major cost saving programme that will reduce jobs, cut programme output and review parts of its radio and television portfolio.

Medical advances including cancer therapies and surgical innovations will be explored in a new season of the podcast Tomorrow’s Cure.

A new report from YouGov has found that podcast advertising continues to deliver strong results for brands, while audio-only podcasts remain the preferred format for most British listeners despite the rapid rise of video podcasting.

Lewis Hamilton’s first Formula One victory for Ferrari has become the focal point of the latest episode of Global’s Up To Speed podcast.

Mission Media has launched a new platform designed to help advertisers discover, evaluate and manage podcast advertising inventory through a single dashboard.

Audion’s Global CMO, Geoffrey Fossier tells PodcastingToday about the company’s strategic direction and its future growth.

A new BBC Sounds podcast is examining allegations of coercion, consent and abuse linked to the UK's swinging community.

Designer and broadcaster Kevin McCloud has revealed his love of growing fruit, making crumbles and cooking Yorkshire puddings during an appearance on the podcast Dish from Waitrose.

Getty has launched its first video podcast, offering guided meditation sessions built around artworks from its museum collection.

Emmanuel Petit is the guest on the latest episode of The Good, The Bad and The Football hosted by Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt, Paddy McGuinness.

Advertisers will gain episode level precision for podcast pre-bid optimisation across Spotify Ad Exchange inventory through a new IAS Context Control update.

Mark Asquith has been named the third and final inductee into Mercury Podcasts’ inaugural Heroes of Indie Podcasting Hall of Fame.

A new podcast series is using personal stories to explore LGBT+ identity, history and culture through conversations with people from different generations and creative backgrounds.

A new interview with Kevin O’Leary and Tetr College of Business founder Pratham Mittal examines whether higher education is preparing graduates for a changing jobs market.

DAX US has expanded its digital audio advertising reach through a long term exclusive partnership with idobi Network.

The Bad Therapist Show has unveiled a new visual identity designed to reflect the evolving needs of established therapy practice owners.

A special concert marking 125 years of black music in Britain is now available on BBC Sounds as part of Radio 2’s The Music is Black season.

Podcasting is helping audiences choose how they access content, according to broadcaster Kaye Adams ahead of the inaugural Scottish Podcast Awards.

A new podcast from the Dog Breeding Reform Group focuses on helping people make informed decisions about dog health, welfare and responsible breeding.

Good Food’s podcast Table for Four has returned for a second season with hosts Joanna Page and Mathew Horne.

BBC Radio Manchester is marking the 30th anniversary of the Manchester IRA bombing with a five part series exploring the events of 15 June 1996 and their lasting impact on the city.

Five podcasts are joining the Audio Always network across comedy and true crime alongside Significant Productions titles.

Joe Cole is launching a new football podcast from New York during this summer’s World Cup tournament.

A new true crime podcast from ABC Audio and “20/20” will revisit the murder of Angie Dodge and the decades long search to find her killer.

Tom Baker MBE is back as Sir Sherlock Holmes in a new audio drama from AUK Studios, with fans now able to pre order the production through Kickstarter.

Spotify is rolling out a new set of analytics features designed to help podcast creators better understand how audiences discover, engage with and return to their content.

Audible has revealed the launch campaign for Adam Buxton’s new podcast Successpod.

News UK has expanded its video-first commissioning strategy with a new weekly political programme hosted by Andrew Neil.

Aloudable has launched a new podcast aimed at marketing leaders, growth teams and operators looking to understand how artificial intelligence is affecting marketing decisions.

Significant Productions is expanding beyond shows hosted by its founders with the launch of a new comedy podcast and the addition of an existing series to its network.

Miss Me? will continue as an independent podcast from 18 June, with Jordan Stephens joining Miquita Oliver as permanent co-host.