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RedHanded
Most podcast listeners wouldn't make a connection between comedy and true crime, but on the RedHanded podcast, Hannah Maguire and Suruthi Bala combine scares with fun as they cover supernatural stories and gripping criminal tales.
The hosts of the podcast bring their fun personalities to these topics. Without taking the commentary to a disrespectful place, RedHanded takes a light-hearted approach with fun banter, but hosts Hannah and Suruthi always ensure there is an empathetic tone to the show.
Instead of a bland retelling of a true story, RedHanded delivers a witty commentary. The hosts come to each episode with plenty of research, while offering their opinions on court rulings and questionable laws, challenging listeners' opinions on popular cases.
Ed Balls is a former Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer in the UK. George Osborne was Chancellor of the Exchequer and First Secretary of State. Together, they host the Political Currency podcast. Here, they combine their experience with politics and economics, discussing what is happening in Great Britain and the world.
Help I Sexted My Boss is a comedic podcast in which two friends offer advice for modern living. Jordan North is a British DJ and TV host well-versed in pop culture, whilst William Hanson has been an etiquette expert since he was 16 years old. Despite their differences, the hosts have a brilliantly entertaining rapport - and an avid fanbase.
The title of the podcast refers to the kinds of issues listeners seek advice for, with much of the show's content coming from its audience. For example, one listener had a question about how to respond to her neighbours after she found dog poop on her doorstep that she knew her dog didn't leave there. The hosts don't judge their listeners for their questions. They treat all queries with equal concern, even when unsavoury.
Matt Gallagher and Tom Bellingham have both been F1 superfans for about two decades. As long-time watchers of the sport, they both have plenty of experience to work from. P1 with Matt and Tommy offers both an overview of the F1 season and coverage of specific stories. Whether the duo is talking about the need to scrap penalty points or ranking the drivers in the Australian GP, they always share their opinions. The two are knowledgeable but also like to have fun with the podcast as well.
Happy Place is an interview podcast hosted by TV presenter Fearne Cotton.
Every week, Cotton sits down with a personality for a chat, but rather than focusing on projects, they discuss their histories and inner lives. The result is a series of intimate conversations with some of the world's most interesting people.
Guests include actor Michelle Keegan, Little Mix member Leigh-Anne Pinnock, energy coach Poppy Delbridge, and many more.
From ghostly phantoms to UFOs, Danny Robins investigates real-life stories of paranormal encounters. In the process, the award-winning journalist and writer meets people who claim to have had real-life encounters and experts on the subject. So, are you Team Believer or Team Sceptic?
Dan Snow's History Hit is a standout among history podcasts. It addresses the most significant events in history while examining how they relate to current happenings, from the Tudors to Anne Frank's life in captivity. The podcast is a reliable source for wide-ranging topics, including archaeology, revolutions, ancient conquests, and world wars, and its scope and depth are commendable.
Join Calfreezy and Chip on The Fellas, broadcasted straight from their iconic 1990s basement set. Dive deep into their world as they recount hilarious life experiences, often delving into TMI territory about their private lives. Nothing is off the table, as they promise a rollercoaster of emotions, laughter, and raw, unfiltered conversations.
No Such Thing As A Fish takes the brilliant minds behind the hit British show QI and puts them in front of microphones. The result is an absurd show full of bizarre information and preposterous propositions. When comedy and game shows mix, magic happens. With plenty of unusual factoids floating around in the universe, the fodder for this hilarious podcast is never limited.
This podcast is an intimate exploration of entrepreneurship. What started as entrepreneur Steven Bartlett’s personal diary has become a series of insightful interviews.
The podcast begins with Steven sharing his journey to becoming a CEO, but along the way he opens up about the glamorisation of the role and how he believes this is untrue in reality, and he also shares the immense sacrifice required to succeed among all the highs.
As part of his journey, Steven interviews other CEOs to understand their experiences and connects with other inspiring people, from sports professionals to mental health experts.
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