Barack Obama's six-part audio series about books that inspired him launches with a conversation with Tom Hanks about parenting and family.
A Scientific American podcast episode ranges from rising AI energy demands to the search for subatomic particles and a newly discovered heat-resistant amoeba.
Ahead of his address, Burnham discussed his motivations and plans in an interview featured on The Guardian's Politics Weekly UK podcast.
A BBC Politics podcast episode examines whether Russia's wealthiest figures, who once wielded major power, could see their political influence restored.
The Global Story episode examines press freedom protections used elsewhere in the world.
A report from NPR News sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
A joint episode from Vox's Unexplainable and Scientific American examines whether the universe's dark matter puzzle can ever be fully solved.
The Guardian columnist spoke about her new book 'What a Time to Be Alive!' and the challenge of covering modern politics and culture.
The Guardian's Politics Weekly UK hosts discuss whether Andy Burnham could achieve a 'Mamdani effect' ahead of the New York talks.
Guardian journalists Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey discuss a recent meeting between the prime minister and Donald Trump as the Labour party conference gets under way.
Scientific American's episode covers three separate developments in space policy, artificial intelligence and environmental regulation.
Hosts Carolina Hidalgo and Marcus Parks are bringing back the show after a two-year hiatus with a new season titled Punk 2.0.
The programme looks at what both sides want from an upcoming visit and how the leaders' relationship could shape the outcome.
A new episode of the Version History podcast traces how TI's graphing calculators became a back-to-school staple since the early 2000s, according to The Verge.
Students are invited to submit podcasts for a chance to win the grand prize or a $500 finalist award.
Entries are opening for the next edition of the contest, which NPR says has changed participants' lives.
The programme examines how Italy, once known for frequent changes of government, saw its political landscape shift.
A podcast crossover episode features Feltman and the Unexplainable team examining enduring scientific mysteries, according to Scientific American.
The screenwriter and author appears on the podcast "With Judith" on France 24, reflecting on his family's Holocaust legacy and his exchanges with Simone Veil and Ginette Kolinka.
The Verge's Version History podcast returns for a fifth season, examining the educational game's decades-long hold on classroom computers and childhood memories.