Podcast Ink™

Brendan Francis Newnam, former co-host of 'The Dinner Party Download', is out with a new documentary-style travel podcast. 'Not Lost' is a travel escape and an insightful look at people, trying to make sense of a constantly changing world through conversation and culture.

AdLarge ha signed an ad sales partnership deal with financial expert Tori Dunlap for the re-launch of her Financial Feminist podcast.

The Podcast Movement team will be in Las Vegas for the NAB Show which kicks off this weekend. Podcast Movement President Dan Franks and Co-Founder Jared Easley will introduce the following sessions...

WNYC Studios is launching DEAD END: A New Jersey Political Murder Mystery – a seven-part series about the unsolved killing of John and Joyce Sheridan. The show, which debuts April 26th, will be hosted by WNYC reporter Nancy Solomon.

WBGO Studios is launching Jazz Cabbage, hosted by Nicole Sweeney and cannabis author David Bienenstock. The limited run podcast series will explore the cultural intersection of jazz and cannabis.

Jon Hamm plays an FBI agent in the John Mankiewicz produced dramatic audio series 'The Big Lie'. The seven-part series produced by Audible and Fresh Produce Media focuses on the making of the 1954 film Salt of the Earth during the "Red Scare" days in Tinseltown.

Marketron is launching a new video podcast series on its YouTube channel. "Beyond Impressions: Insights From Broadcast Experts," will kick off at the 2022 NAB Show, April 23-27 in Las Vegas.

From the iHeartPodcast Network comes a new original podcast called Too Much Information. The series will give listeners the secret history, behind-the-scenes details and little-known facts about movies, music and TV shows.

The 2022 IAB Podcast Upfront will take place virtually May 10-12. Additionally, on May 10, IAB will release its annual Podcast Ad Revenue report highlighting the latest insights into podcast advertising revenues and trends that drove advertising in the space, and projected future revenues.

'Autism’s First Child', traces the history of Autism through the first person ever diagnosed. The program is hosted by award-winning journalists, Caren Zucker and John Donvan.