Death is big business.

Think about it.

The funeral industry capitalizes on grief, upselling your family on things you’re not taking with you, often making the cost of dying rival the cost of living.

For something we’re all signed up for, death doesn’t exactly have a positive place in our lives

Enter The Orbit Project where we explore both the quirks of life and the inevitability of death.

Jad Abumrad and Jule Banville invite you into a world where every episode finds beauty in finality. There’s an art to telling the stories behind Montana’s obituaries, and The Orbit Project pulls that off with care and quiet grace.

Not surprising, given the hosts.

Instead of dwelling on the sadness that often surrounds death, the show creates space to reflect on lives well lived, dreams fulfilled, and even the unfinished business left behind.

If you appreciate a podcast that doesn’t shy away from life’s biggest questions, The Obit Project is an easy recommendation.

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If you’re looking for another angle on obituaries, check out the latest episode of the podcast we featured in #368: Reply All Over Again.

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Tea is the world’s most popular beverage.

Not only is it the most widely consumed drink today, it has held that position since the 18th century.

It has shaped global trade and, for better or worse, the borders drawn on maps.

That makes tea a surprisingly perfect lens for understanding how people, and the world, operate.

That enduring demand is exactly what Mae Nagusky taps into with Perpetual Brew.

As far as concept podcasts go, Perpetual Brew has everything it needs to hook you. Starting April 1, The Tea Stand sets up shop in Maria Hernandez Park, offering free tea all month long.

Alongside it all, Mae Nagusky records the comings and goings, the fleeting interactions between strangers, and the small moments of conversation that quietly build community.

Each episode offers a tiny window into what happens when a little unexpected joy finds unsuspecting people. If there’s one thing worth holding onto as you take in these daily entries, it’s what Mae Nagusky sums up when asked about how the world ought to look –

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There’s an age-old adage that you can’t choose your family.

Sure, social norms have evolved and our ideas of what makes a family have shifted over time, but we’re pretty confident that one still holds.

Especially if you’ve got a cousin who takes a hit out on his wife.

The Idiot.

Now imagine that barely tolerated cousin suddenly ends up at the centre of an international criminal investigation.

The Idiot wastes no time grabbing your attention, pulling you into a story as gripping and unpredictable as anything from Serial.

Is your cousin Chris just reckless, or has his bravado been masking something much darker?

What’s the deal with your aunt’s son Tom, anyway?

And we’re still not talking about Alex, right?

The Idiot stands out thanks to M. Gessen’s journalistic precision, turning personal disbelief into a compulsive search for the truth. It doesn’t shy away from the bigger questions either — trust, morality, and how much we really know, or think we know, about the people closest to us.

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Archivists and preservationists, rejoice.

This week, we’ve got a podcast where the main character isn’t some twisted scam artist or an intrepid journalist reporting from inside a broken system.

No, this one’s about something entirely different.

There’s no sense in burying the lede: Big Lives delivers quick-hit biographies of the icons who’ve shaped pop culture, proving that every legend has a twist — and that preserving culture actually matters.

With Big Lives, peeling back the layers of celebrities like David Bowie and Tina Turner feels like uncovering long-lost treasures in a digital museum, made possible by access to the BBC archive.

Big Lives doesn’t just narrate the lives of legends — it pulls you into their worlds, reimagining their influence through an archival tour guided by Kai Wright and Emmanuel Dzotsi.

Ghosts of comedy and cinema find their voice through Richard Pryor’s stand-up and Jane Fonda’s many roles. But the real takeaway is how time reshapes the lens on their lives, reinforcing the idea that people can change — and culture can, too.

Modern celebrity culture is exhausting, so why not look back at a version that’s actually worth being nostalgic for?

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How many of you are able to read the land you walk day in and day out?

There’s a case to be made that the more people converge on city centres and live stacked on top one another, the less connected we are – to the land and to one another.

All the while, we daydream about a simpler life. Perhaps, a life where stories are traded over mugs of steaming tea and the landscape isn't just a backdrop to flaunt on Zoom call; but a character in itself.

While the world spins on its urban axis, Far From Town invites you to step into a world where the pace is defined by nature and connection, not calendars and screens.

Could the tales of women living at the ends of gravel roads, narrated with warmth and truth, offer a fresh escape from the digital hums of our daily lives?

Far From Town is that escape, all thanks to its compelling narrative that just might redefine your idea of “simple yet profound.” It opens a doorway into the untamed beauty of Aotearoa, and through the soft cadence of Arpége Taratoa-Rangikura’s voice, you’re transported into a world where time ambles alongside grazing sheep and whispering winds.

These stories aren't just diary entries or momentary exposés; they are heartfelt exchanges that paint vivid portraits of women whose lives unfurl in harmony with the rugged landscapes that surround them.

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Ever wonder how someone can lie so convincingly that their story stretches across countries and continents?

The kind of lie that sounds so polished, and comes from someone so confident, that people stop questioning it.

The kind that opens doors, empties bank accounts, and leaves a trail of stunned victims wondering how they believed it in the first place.

Fraudacious pulls you into a flashy world of wealth and luxury: private parties, big promises, and personalities that seem larger than life. But behind the expensive homes and polished appearances, things aren’t nearly as glamorous as they look.

At the center of the story are Bridget Hutchcroft and Ekaterina Barrett.

What begins with charm and confidence slowly curdles into suspicion, disappointment, and a growing trail of unanswered questions. The series follows the twists and turns of their story as investigators, courts, and victims try to piece together what actually happened.

It’s a mix of international drama, legal battles, and the long search for the truth, all circling the same question: how long can someone keep getting away with it?

If you’ve been searching for a podcast to fill that Anna Delvey-shaped hole in your life, Fraudacious might be it.

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Last June, we thought we hit the jackpot.

A brand new podcast with a captivating concept and a headlining debut at Tribeca is exactly the kind of thing we know will resonate with podcast fans like you.

Bonus marks for having it come from a team with pedigree.

We pulled out all the stops when we featured Jacob Reed and Me in Podcast Delivery #407: What's in a Name? 

And then… the feed never updated. The promise of following one man as he tracks down 751 identical name-twins to figure out whether any of them are at all interesting simply vanished.

That’s because producing and shopping a podcast isn’t easy. Jacob Reed, the podcaster, will tell you that himself.

Look, this weird redux where we feature a podcast again isn’t something we plan on making a habit of.

The reason we’re back with Jacob Reed and Me has everything to do with our appreciation for creators who take a chance on whimsy, especially the ones who can spot an obscure pattern and turn it into a compelling narrative.

Jacob Reed and Me is finally here to launch you headfirst into existential comedy. You’ll uncover relatable anxieties, mischievous oddities, and the universal threads that bind even the most unlikely of people.

And along the way, you might be reminded that embracing the weird redux moments in your own life isn’t such a bad idea.

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The way you interface with the world was forever changed when you started carrying a doomscroll slab everywhere you go.

First, we were sold on the promise of millions of songs in your pocket whenever you wanted them.

Now, we’re watching this milky lizard-boy try to justify the harm and exploitation his products have inflicted on children.

The point is this: it’s painfully easy to take for granted the reach and effects of the technologies surrounding us, especially the ones still nascent or designed to operate in the shadows.

BBC’s The Interface is the perfect antidote if you want to understand what it means to live under the influence of the technologies we interact with every day.

From the relentless noise of massive AI data centres (watch this for more) that chew through energy and push residents out of their own towns, to Ring shamelessly turning dogs into Trojan horses for community-level surveillance, The Interface unpacks how technology is quietly shaping our collective future.

The show promises to demystify the week’s most mind-bending digital developments without requiring a tech dictionary or leaving you overwhelmed.

Keep this in mind: they call us “users” for a reason. If we’re the users, they’re the pushers.

Best we understand what they’re trying to sell.

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If one of hip-hop’s most respected MCs isn’t convincing enough, we’ve got an education lined up with MF DOOM: Long Island to Leeds.

Even if you think you know everything about DOOM, you’re absolutely queuing up this captivating journey through the life of a hip-hop icon who evaded the limelight yet still shone brighter than most.

MF DOOM, celebrated for his enigmatic persona and unmatched lyrical prowess, found himself living in relative obscurity in Yorkshire — an intriguing twist of fate that feels both tragic and poetic.

It’s easy to get ahead of yourself and focus on his final years, but his origin story, the inspirations that fuelled DOOM’s early rise, and the artists he would later inspire are the hooks that will have you powering through all five episodes of MF DOOM: Long Island to Leeds.

You don’t need to consider yourself a fan right now. Once you tune in, you’ll feel your head on straight, mask on crooked.

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The entertainment industry is in decline.

Podcasts are becoming vlogs.

AI is creeping into Hollywood.

It’s increasingly hard to tell the difference between scripted comedy and modern reality.

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You don’t even have to believe any of that anymore. Everyone’s allowed to live inside their own version of reality now. So when we tell you that See You In Hell suggests an actual hellscape has been operating in plain sight for over a century, you’ll probably want to listen just to decide what’s real for yourself.

Okay. Maybe we’re overplaying just how hellish the Hollywood machine can be.

But when married showrunners Dan and Gayle Bellingham are dead set on speed-running the destruction of West Palm Beach, the biggest and buzziest hit show in modern TV history, you’ve got a perfect recipe for disaster.

With the partnership in ruins, the only move left is for each of them to branch out solo, determined to one-up the other and prove who was really responsible for their shared success, creatively and personally.

On its face, that description could absolutely apply to real people. The twist is that this story is entirely fictional. At least, we think it is.

The call sheet is stacked with familiar, talented names, which means you’ll probably want to tune in and decide for yourself whether you’re eavesdropping on a rough cut of the next season of The Studio, or listening to a sharp, original audio fiction about the eternal state of acrimony in the content capital of the world.

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Podcast Delivery #437 got a lot of love, so we’re going for a two-fer to remind everyone that Canada is not to be messed with.

It’s just how Canadians process that innate superiority complex: politely, passive-aggressively, after the fact, and armed with receipts.

We love setting the record straight, especially when the record reflects our geopolitical standing.

We’ll start by asking what makes a podcast about a war from over three decades ago relevant today?

With global conflicts, both real and entirely fabricated by the decaying brains currently running the United States, dominating the news cycle, Rocket War invites you to time-travel back to the Persian Gulf War and examine Canada’s significant, often overlooked role in shaping international geopolitics.

 

This four-part documentary series stitches together the reality of the early 1990s, offering a rare chance to experience the Persian Gulf War through firsthand testimony and rigorous analysis.

While you’re here, it’s worth noting that less than two weeks ago, Canada’s Prime Minister signalled Canada’s capacity to lead and influence a recalibration of how an integrated world functions.

That speech continues to be referenced and praised as a masterclass, but the world is watching to see whether Canada can follow words with action.

Rocket War stands as proof that Canada has a history of meeting the moment when it matters.

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How would you rate your storytelling skills?

Humans are, after all, a social species. We’ve been sharing stories for as long as we’ve been able to communicate. The thing is, we’ve been crafting stories in our minds for far longer than that.

Your brain naturally turns life into a plot: something happened, someone did it, it mattered, and now you want to know what comes next. That’s how you remember, plan, and make sense of other people.

It’s also how you map out a low-effort true crime podcast, but that’s a topic for another day.

Ready to punch up your storytelling?

 

The Story Letter is a refreshing blend of practicality and warmth from Micaela Blei, an award-winning storyteller and author whose name you might recognize from This American Life and The Moth Radio Hour.

Blei brings a relaxed, accessible approach that feels like learning something genuinely useful from a friend. Her real strength lies in breaking down the storytelling process into manageable, enjoyable steps without stripping away the magic.

If mastering the art of storytelling is on your bucket list, subscribing to The Story Letter is non-negotiable. Micaela Blei’s experience, paired with her obvious love for the craft, makes this podcast an essential guide for anyone who wants to hold an audience’s attention.

At work, at home, or in a room full of strangers, the stories you learn to tell here will stick long after the moment passes.

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Robin Williams once famously said that Canada was like “a really nice apartment over a meth lab.”

So what happens when that meth lab is overtaken by an addled, thin-skinned (literally and figuratively) sack of Big Mac sauce with the temperament of a toddler?

You keep your ear to the ground. And you make sure your best journalists and correspondents are on the job, reporting on the chaos spilling directly out of Washington’s whims.

Better yet, you station Paul Hunter and Katie Simpson Two Blocks from the White House, tasked with keeping up as best they can while remembering one key thing: every attempt to strip citizens of their rights, threaten sovereign nations, or antagonize allies is also a convenient distraction from the fact that the Epstein files still haven’t been released in full, as is required by law.

 

Two Blocks from the White House is where you can expect every scandal, every policy tantrum, and every shortsighted power play to be dissected through a distinctly Canadian lens.

Given the current socio-political climate, there’s plenty here to appreciate, but what stands out most is how blunt the premise really is:

America’s fourth estate is failing, so Canada is stepping in to keep it real.

That approach isn’t without risk. If America’s Commander in Beef ever manages to see beyond his own nose, he might notice that credentialed Canadian journalists are doing their best to provide clear-eyed reporting just two blocks away.

Good thing he can’t strong-arm the foreign press into becoming part of his regime’s propaganda machine.

Have a listen, and let us know what you think.

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The second quarter of the 21st century is barely underway, and on one side you’ve got the American Gestapo continuing to murder people in the streets.

On the other, the proletariat relies on civil disobedience to remind everyone that you don’t have to wait until you have nothing left to lose before standing up to an oppressive regime.

After a week in which the United States of America formally embraced fascism, there’s a lot to take stock of.

Which Side of History? exists to remind us that even in moments of helplessness, we are still obligated to act. To leave a mark. To imprint our values on the present, because every moment has the potential to shape what becomes history.

 

Let’s be clear: Which Side of History? is aimed at the modern intellectual.

Because of that, it risks missing some of the people who may need to hear its message most. To its credit, the show acknowledges that tension directly in the first episode.

Across its eight-episode run, the series functions as an academic examination of the present moment, but it consistently works to ground those ideas in everyday, deeply relatable concerns.

The first episode covers much of what’s been laid out here, and there’s never been a better time to try to make sense of it. Subsequent episodes take on the climate crisis, big tech’s influence on democracy and young people, and other critically important issues that demand real progress.

Have a listen, and let us know what you think.

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Have you ever stopped to think about what it really takes to crack the code of living longer, healthier lives?

We’re not talking about the headline-grabbing schtick Bryan Johnson has made his entire personality.

Jump scare:

Perfectly normal behaviour from a man trying to hold onto his youth.

No, this is more about our broader relationship with life, aging, and longevity.

While plenty of people are busy chasing the latest wellness fads, Longevity.Technology UNLOCKED cuts through the noise to focus on what’s actually happening at the frontier of longevity science.

 

It’s worth saying upfront that any skepticism you’re feeling is valid. This isn’t about surface-level hacks, miracle supplements, or biohacker cosplay.

Instead, Longevity.Technology UNLOCKED immerses you in a world where science and technology are actively reshaping how we understand aging and lifespan. Hosts Phil Newman and Dr. Nina Patrick guide conversations with leading scientists and innovators, translating complex ideas into insights that feel both grounded and genuinely thought-provoking.

Topics range from cellular rejuvenation and genetic markers of aging to emerging biotechnologies that may redefine what growing older looks like in the decades ahead.

If you’re drawn to science, technology, and just a touch of speculative future-gazing, this one earns its place in your queue.

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Call it the Stranger Things effect, or call it what it actually is: the ’90s were peak everything.

No matter where you look, the culture from a decade when people couldn’t help but live in the moment is being repackaged and re-rolled out for everyone to feed on, instead of actually living in it.

Sometimes it’s tasteful and worthwhile.

Other times, it simply fuels that hunger for nostalgia.

Rarely does it take the form of an independently produced podcast like 32 Old Mill Lane.

 

In an era where friendship bracelets and handwritten notes have been replaced by WhatsApp notifications, 32 Old Mill Lane offers a refreshing, slightly spooky take on reconnecting.

As modern as a VR headset but steeped in the eerie charm of an old library book, the story blends childhood friendships with a quietly unsettling mystery.

You won’t look at those holiday gifts you unwrapped the same way again.

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Media Leaders on AI: Insights from Disney, ESPN, Forrester Research

The explosion of visual content is almost unbelievable, and creative, marketing, and ad teams are struggling to keep up. Content workflows are slowing down, and teams can't find the right assets quickly enough.

The crucial question is: How can you still win with the influx of content and keep pace with demand?

Find out on Jan 14, 2026, at 10am PT/1pm ET as industry leaders—including Phyllis Davidson, VP Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, and former media executive Oke Okaro as they draw on their deep media research and experience from ESPN, Disney, Reuters, and beyond.

In the webinar, "The Future of Content Workflows: How AI is Powering the Next Wave," you’ll learn:

• The forces reshaping content operations

• Where current systems are falling short

• How leading organizations are using multimodal AI to extend their platforms

• What deeper image and video understanding unlocks for monetization

Get clear insight and actionable perspective from the leaders who built and transformed top media and entertainment organizations.

Register here to get your content workflow strategy right in 2026.

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