United States → State → County. This page is the national starting catalog: shows made for a national audience, where a finer origin isn't responsibly established. "Based in" describes where a podcast is made; "Geographic focus" describes how far it reaches. Counties open one at a time, so you can always move inward toward home or back outward from it.
The New York Times
A weekday news show that takes one story at a time and works through it with the reporters covering it.
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NPR
A short morning rundown of the few stories driving the day, published every weekday.
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The Washington Post
A weekday news show built from Washington Post reporting, usually one or two stories explained in depth.
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The Wall Street Journal and Spotify Studios
Business and money stories in the news, reported through the companies, markets and people involved.
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NPR
One afternoon story at a time, with the background needed to make sense of it.
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PBS News
The full audio of the evening PBS newscast for listeners who prefer it without a screen.
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WNYC Studios
A weekly look at how news gets made — who reports it, what shapes the coverage and what gets left out.
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New Hampshire Public Radio
How American government actually works, one institution, office or process per episode. Nonpartisan by design.
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NPR
NPR reporters talk through the week in campaigns, Congress and policy.
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KCRW
A weekly roundtable that puts commentators who disagree in the same conversation about the same week.
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Ezra Klein — New York Times Opinion
Long-form interviews with writers, researchers and officials about ideas behind public policy.
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Ben Shapiro — The Daily Wire
A daily commentary program on national politics, culture and the news cycle.
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Crooked Media
Former Obama administration staffers discuss the week in politics, elections and organizing.
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The Dispatch
Reporters and columnists from The Dispatch work through the week's political news.
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The Bulwark
A daily conversation about American politics, campaigns and governing institutions.
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Bari Weiss — The Free Press
Interview-driven conversations on contested political and cultural questions, often with people who disagree.
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Megyn Kelly — SiriusXM
Interviews and commentary on politics, law and news of the day.
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Tara-Leigh Cobble
A short daily companion for reading through the Bible in a year, one passage at a time.
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Fr. Mike Schmitz — Ascension
A daily Catholic reading plan through Scripture, with readings, prayer and brief commentary.
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Tim Mackie and Jon Collins — BibleProject
Long conversations about the literary design of the Bible and the themes that run across it.
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John Piper — Desiring God
Short answers to listener questions about faith, doctrine and daily Christian living.
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Gospel in Life
Archived sermons applying Christian teaching to work, doubt, suffering and city life.
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Phil Vischer, Skye Jethani and Kaitlyn Schiess
A weekly conversation about faith, culture and current events, mixing interviews with commentary.
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Joyce Meyer Ministries
Short teaching episodes on practical Christian living and everyday encouragement.
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Sadie Robertson Huff
Interviews with guests about faith, decisions and advice, aimed largely at younger listeners.
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Peter Enns and Jared Byas
Scholars and writers discuss how the Bible was written and read, for listeners who want the academic conversation.
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Guy Raz — Wondery
Founders retrace how a business actually started, including the parts that went wrong.
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NPR
Economics explained through a story — a person, a company or a strange market.
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NPR
A short daily episode built around one number in the economy.
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Marketplace — American Public Media
A daily business and economy program written for people who don't work in finance.
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Stephen J. Dubner
Research-driven episodes about incentives, behavior and why systems work the way they do.
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Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal
Deeply researched, long episodes on the history and strategy of a single company.
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Sam Parr and Shaan Puri — HubSpot Media
Two operators think out loud about business ideas, side ventures and how money is made.
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Barstool Sports
A comedic take on the sports week, with athlete and coach interviews mixed in.
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Bill Simmons — The Ringer
Conversations about the NBA, NFL and sports media with rotating guests.
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Mina Kimes — ESPN and Omaha Productions
Football analysis that leans on film and numbers, with a conversational format.
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Andy Holloway, Mike Wright and Jason Moore
Practical fantasy football strategy, rankings talk and weekly lineup decisions.
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The Athletic
NFL reporting and analysis from writers who cover the league day to day.
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Peter Attia, MD
Long interviews with clinicians and researchers on longevity, prevention and how to read health evidence.
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Andrew Huberman — Scicomm Media
A neuroscientist walks through research on sleep, stress, focus and daily habits.
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ZOE
Nutrition researchers discuss food, gut health and what the current evidence supports.
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NPR
Short, practical episodes on money, health, caregiving and other everyday problems, with expert sources.
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Kevin Roose and Casey Newton — The New York Times
A weekly conversation about the technology industry and how new tools are being used.
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The Verge
Gadget news and consumer technology, explained by the reporters covering it.
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Jack Rhysider
True stories from cybersecurity — breaches, scams and the people who investigate them.
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Lex Fridman
Very long interviews with scientists, engineers, writers and public figures.
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NPR
A short daily science episode — one discovery, question or explanation at a time.
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Spotify Studios
Takes a popular claim and works through what the studies actually show.
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WNYC Studios
Sound-rich documentary episodes about science, law and human behavior.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson
Astrophysics and space science discussed with scientists and comedians.
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Alie Ward
Each episode interviews a specialist about a single field of study, in plain language.
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Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant — iHeartPodcasts
A general-knowledge show explaining how one thing — an object, event or idea — works.
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TED
One recorded talk per day across science, design, education and public life.
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Jennifer Berkshire and Jack Schneider
Reporting and interviews on public education policy, schools and the people affected by them.
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Dan Carlin
Very long, narrative episodes on single historical events, released infrequently.
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Lindsay Graham — Wondery
Multi-part narrative series on eras and events in United States history.
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NPR
Traces a current issue back through its history to explain how it got here.
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Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook — Goalhanger
Two historians talk through people and periods from ancient to modern history.
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Dr. Becky Kennedy — Good Inside
A clinical psychologist works through common parenting situations and how to respond.
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Dr. Aliza Pressman
Interviews and guidance on raising children, from a developmental psychologist.
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Focus on the Family
Christian conversation and advice on marriage, parenting and family life.
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Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz — Tinkercast
A science show made for kids and the adults listening with them.
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Steven Rinella — MeatEater
Hunting, fishing, wild game and public-land conversation with guests from the outdoors world.
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AgriTalk — Farm Journal
A daily farm program on markets, policy and the decisions facing producers.
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David Whitaker, Corey Hillebo and Tanner Winterhof
Row-crop farmers talk through the business side of farming — inputs, equipment and margins.
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No-Till Farmer
Practical conversation on no-till systems, cover crops and soil management.
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John Kempf
Interviews with growers and researchers on soil biology, plant health and regenerative practice.
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Clay Conry
Ranchers discuss grazing management, herd decisions and making a living on grass.
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Joe Lamp'l
Organic gardening guidance for home growers — soil, seeds, pests and season planning.
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Jennifer Jewell
Conversations about gardens, native plants and the relationship between people and land.
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World Media Foundation / PRX
Weekly reporting on environment, conservation and the policy decisions that affect land and water.
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Hrishikesh Hirway
A musician takes one song apart track by track and explains how it was built.
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Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding — Vulture
A musicologist and a writer break down why popular songs sound the way they do.
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This American Life / WBEZ Chicago
Documentary storytelling — several true stories built around one theme each week.
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The Moth
People tell true stories from their own lives, recorded live in front of an audience.
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Roman Mars
Design and the built environment — buildings, infrastructure and the decisions behind them.
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Terry Gross — WHYY / NPR
In-depth interviews with writers, musicians, actors and journalists about their work.
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Glynn Washington — Snap Judgment and PRX
First-person stories told with music and sound, often from places rarely covered.
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Radio Ambulante Estudios
Spanish-language narrative journalism about life across Latin America and the United States.
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NPR
A short roundtable on new movies, television, books and music.
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The Ringer
A group rewatches one film and talks through why people keep returning to it.
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Matthew Belloni — The Ringer
The business behind Hollywood — studios, streaming deals and who is actually paying for what.
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