Podcast Ink™

Boston NPR Station WBUR has debuted the fifth season of folktales from around the world for children. Picture and activity books for each Circle Round podcast will be available in 2022.

NPR and the Library of Congress will be working together on several podcasts to coincide with the upcoming National Book Festival. For the first time this year there will be an interview series with National Book Festival authors publishing across NPR's podcast feeds as part of the Festival.

The Daybreak Insider Podcast will feature an overview of the biggest stories of the day. It will be hosted by Salem Radio News anchor Rich Thomason from SRN’s Washington, D.C., bureau.

CBC’s new original podcasts span true crime, pop culture, politics, health/science and more. The Fall 2021 lineup includes an investigative trilogy exploring different strands of extremism in North America and around the world.

Former Jets and Ravens coach Rex Ryan is joining Pro Bowl Linebacker Bart Scott on a new podcast. 'Organized Chaos' debuts September 12 and will drop every Monday during the NFL season.

SiriusXM is presenting 9/11 & Sports: 20 Years Later, a 13-episode podcast series looking back at the impact of that day’s events on the sports world and the reaction by leagues, players and fans in the hours, days, weeks and years that followed. All 13 episodes are available now.

The latest NAB Podcast examines the impact Xperi technology could have on broadcast radio. Joe D'Angelo, SVP Broadcast Radio for Xperi is the guest.

Purplish, the CPR News politics and policy podcast, is now in its sixth season. This time around, the public affairs team examines the new independent Congressional redistricting process in Colorado.

Lemonada has brought back 'Last Day Revisited: The Opioid Crisis' with updated information from previous guests and fans. A companion podcast, 'Good Grief' is also available.

NPR radio station KUER, which broadcasts from the University of Utah, is releasing State Street on September 13th. The goal of hosts KUER reporters Sonja Hutson and Emily Means is to make politics taste good.