Podsauce: Recent Episodes
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Podsauce is a a podcast discovery and interview show. Whether you’re a podcast enthusiast, or a newbie, Podsauce will help you find the next podcast you’ll love listening to. Hosts Alesha Reneé and Dax Holt interview podcast creators and discuss popular podcasts – from those trending at the top of the charts, to the best episodes in a series, to undiscovered podcasts you’d never find on your own. Let Podsauce do the work for you - find your next favorite podcast at Podsauce.com.
You can find 'The Unimaginable' podcast on the Audacy app or wherever you find your podcasts!
In this self described "Listicle" podcast hear two of the most entertaining people go back and forth on a ton of topics as they give you all the information they can find about the subject of that day's podcast! You can find 'Too Much Information' on the Audacy app or where ever you get your podcasts!
Hear the story of a mob lawyer who, for some reason, flipped on the mob and started working for the FBI in season 2 of 'Deep Cover' called 'Mob Land'! You can find 'Deep Cover' on the Audacy app or where ever you get your podcasts from!
The very funny duo, Mike & Alex, who also root for two rival NBA teams (Brooklyn Nets & New York Knicks) talk all about their podcast, 'Bad Weather Fans' and how it came to be! You can find 'Bad Weather Fans' on the Audacy app or where ever you get your podcast from!
If you enjoy celebrity Blind Items, then you are going to want to check out the podcast, 'Beyond the Blinds'! You can hear 'Beyond the Blinds', on the Audacy app or where ever you get your podcast!
Jade Watson, host of ‘Rich Friends’ and founder of SickBird Productions, discusses why female mentorship is so important, deciding it was time for her podcast to change directions, and how her company builds podcasts from the ground up.
“We Have Notes” host Abby Gardner talks about sharing her love of pop culture ephemera with the world, why she wanted to fill her podcast with positivity, and chooses between Harry Styles and Taylor Swift (the answer may surprise you). Plus, a couple of true crime recommendations that hail from Toronto and Malibu.
Ambie Award-winning ‘9/12’ host Dan Taberski discusses finding humor in a post-9/11 world, how documentary filmmaking led him to podcasting, and what happened after he “found” Richard Simmons. Plus, a podcast that lets you be a fly on the wall of real first dates, and a retelling of the Amityville murders.
Journalist Gloria Riviera discusses exploring the childcare crisis in the podcast ‘No One Is Coming to Save Us,’ why the American system is uniquely bad, and charting a way forward for better childhood education.
Journalist Gloria Riviera discusses exploring the childcare crisis in the podcast ‘No One Is Coming to Save Us,’ why the American system is uniquely bad, and charting a way forward for better childhood education.
“Somewhere in the Skies” host Ryan Sprague shares how he became fascinated by extraterrestrials and why he loves hearing other people’s UFO stories. Plus, great podcasts about the Capitol riot and the “cruel reality TV” genre in the early 2000s.
T.J. Raphael, host of ‘BioHacked: Family Secrets,’ discusses uncovering the ways the largely unregulated at-home DNA testing and fertility industries have led to familial revelations and complicated ethical questions.
Notorious boxing promoter Don King’s connections to Muhammad Ali, Michael Jackson, and even the Supreme Court are all explored in ‘Power: Don King,’ hosted by Panama Jackson.
Robert Miller, who became a chart-topping musician in his 60s, is using his podcast, ‘Follow Your Dream,’ where he interviews other successful people, to prove that it’s never too late to pursue your own passions.
Find out why Guy Turner, host of “The Coin Bureau,” suggests caution when it comes to NFTs, plus a conspiracy podcast he loves. Dax finds the perfect combination of celebrity and true crime in “Disgraceland,” and Alesha recommends ‘Twin Flames,’ a series that starts romantic and turns sinister.
‘Books on Pod’ host Trey Elling discusses the extensive preparation that goes into interviewing authors on a weekly basis, the books that shaped his life, and asking stars like Sheryl Crow and Tony Hawk unexpected questions.
Creator and host of “The SNL Network” Jon Schnieder tells Podsauce his all-time favorite sketch, the celebrity he can’t believe hasn’t hosted yet, and the podcast that inspired him to start his own.
Friend of the show Rebekah Sebastian returns to explain why she wanted to start a true crime “DIE-alogue.” Plus, Dax on why "Bullseye" hits the mark with celebrity interviews, and Alesha’s pick for a surprisingly emotional podcast episode about Blockbuster.
The hosts of “Reading Between the Wines,” Winnona Glass and Keagen Moore, discuss the trick to pairing a great book with the perfect wine, connecting and starting their podcast in quarantine, and using reading as a form of self-care.
“Mafia Tapes” host Celia Aniskovich shares what it’s like to sit across from a real-deal member of the mob, interview him, and turn his life into a fascinating podcast. Plus, an Odd Pod that dares to decide: “A Hot Dog Is a Sandwich.”
Charlamagne tha God, iconic host of “The Breakfast Club” and creator of The Black Effect Podcast Network, joins Podsauce to talk about some of his personal favorite podcasts and how he got into the business. Plus, there's a recommendation so scary, Dax couldn’t even finish listening to a single episode.
In this extended interview, host of “#IDKMYDE” B Daht goes into even more detail on uncovering the unexpected histories behind commonly used phrases and turning them into an informative, bite-sized podcast.
B Daht, the host of “#IDKMYDE,” discusses pivoting from comedy to history in his podcast aiming to correct misconceptions about Black American history. Dax recommends “Wild Things” to get a peek at the real Siegfried and Roy, plus “Food Psych,” a podcast that proves Health Is Wealth.
The hilarious and thoughtful Ginni Saraswati talks about both getting in front of the mic as the host of “The Ginni Show” and stepping behind it as founder and head of podcast production studio Ginni Media.
“New Mindset, Who Dis?” host Case Kenny discusses why self awareness is the key to happiness, keeping his episodes short, and encouraging his audience. Plus, “Families Who Kill,” one of Alesha’s most fascinating true crime recommendations, and a podcast that will literally put you to sleep.
In this extended interview, Rachel Lindsay and Van Lathan spill even more tea, including dream (and nightmare) guests, learning from conflict, and what topics light up their Reddit.
Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay, the dynamic duo behind “Higher Learning,” dish on how they met, how their podcasts come together, and TMZ memories. Plus, Dax recommends a podcast that’s short but “Sweet Bobby” and Alesha has that will get you “Hooked.”
In this extended interview, “Trapped in Treatment” hosts Caroline Cole and Rebecca Mellinger go into more detail about how their podcast exposes the troubled teen industry, the influence of their EP Paris Hilton, and how communities can support young people.
The hosts of “Trapped in Treatment” discuss working with Paris Hilton, reporting on the Provo Canyon School, and interviewing survivors of the troubled teen industry. Plus, “Let’s Get Vulnerable” with a relationship podcast recommended by Alesha, and Dax’s latest Odd Pod.
The hosts of “Two Sentence Horror Stories: The Official Podcast,” Danielle Radford and Megan Rosati, discuss sneaking social commentary into horror, getting to talk to their bucket list guests, and the podcasts they obsess over.
Dax and Alesha suggest a variety of podcasts, from “Higher Learning” to “Code Switch,” that are perfect for Black History Month. And “Eating While Broke” host Coline Witt discusses why talking to her wildly successful guests has taught her you shouldn’t skip the step of broke-ness.
Influencer, entrepreneur, and host of “The Real Reel” Natalie Barbu shares her favorite episodes, her goals for the podcast, and recommends how to make your Instagram feed a more positive place.
Comedian Jeff Richards discusses creating his podcast “The Jeff Richards Show” during the pandemic, what makes his impression of Jimmy Fallon so funny, and why the late Bob Saget was a true comedian’s comedian. Plus a recommendation focused on helping you find and enjoy “The Happy Times” and a celebrity pod that impressed Dax.
In this extended interview, Sam Walker goes into even more detail about reporting “American Vigilante,” her Disney-influenced nickname for KC, and how US and UK audiences have responded to the podcast.
“American Vigilante” host Sam Walker shares the story of moving from the BBC to the wild west of Arizona and interviewing her mysterious subject “KC.” Plus, Dax introduces the very first Hollypod and a recommendation from Alesha that might feel familiar.
Jake Hanrahan talks profiling big business practices in Season 1 of “Megacorp,” the tech giant he has his eye on next, and why he’s skeptical of digital assistants.
Creator and host of “Gone South” Jed Lipinski explains why he decided to make a podcast about Margaret Coon’s murder in 1987. Plus, a mental health podcast recommendation from Alesha to soothe your anxiety and a true crime one from Dax that will keep you up at night.
ESPN legend Linda Cohn discusses her lifelong love for hockey, reporting on the NHL with her podcast “In the Cut,” and why she’s seen every episode of “Law & Order: SVU.”
Host of the “Believe Her” podcast Justine van der Leun talks about reporting on Nikki Addimando’s story, the flaws of the US justice system, and her all-time favorite podcast. Plus, recommendations that range from “Girls Who Invest” to “Female Criminals.”
In an interview from Audacy Beach Fest, Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met from AJR discuss their favorite episodes of “SmartLess,” why George Washington should have hosted his own show, and get their minds around the concept of a podcast all about podcasts.
“Pulling the Thread” podcast host Elise Loehnen talks all about leaving Goop, mental health during the pandemic, why she’d love to interview Angela Davis, and more.
M. William Phelps, journalist, author, and host, discusses using his podcast “Crossing the Line” to talk about less-covered true crime stories. Plus, “Even the Rich,” a podcast that explains how Beyoncé became Beyoncé, and an interview show with people who work in “Dark Arenas.”
In this interview from Audacy Beach Fest, Steve Aoki talks all things podcasts: his current obsessions, hosting “Aoki 'N Air” in 2019, and why he’d love to hear his father’s story told on a podcast.
‘The Skeptic Metaphysician’ host Will Rodriguez shares his journey into the spiritual world, what it's like interviewing witches and vampires, and more in this exclusive interview.
Podsauce’s very own Dax Holt and Adam Glyn discuss breaking the celebrity fourth wall on their podcast “Hollywood Raw.” Plus a secret-spilling recommendation from Alesha and an Odd Pod that provides comedic proof that “Everything Is Alive.”
“Drive Time” host Travis Wingfield schools Podsauce on all things Miami Dolphins, plus shares his love for both picking his own music and comedy podcasts. All that, plus the sneaky celebrity-hosted pod "Films to Be Buried With" and a show from two ER nurses.
Jeremy Tache, host of “Miami Mic’d Up” explains why he asks Florida’s biggest athletes what brings them joy. And stay tuned for an Odd Pod that’s a dog person and a recommendation for all the single ladies (and anyone else who’s dating).
“Long Shot Leaders” host Michael Stein shares why he considers himself a “long shot” success, the lessons he’s learned from his guests, and suggests everyone listen to his interview with Holocaust survivor Ben Lesser.
Kate Casey, the host of “Reality Life with Kate Casey,” shares how she manages to get excellent interviews out of fascinating people. Plus, recommendations that include a hitman with A-List connections and a miniseries all about Dolly Parton.
The stars of podcast movie ‘Ghostwriter,’ Kate Mara and Adam Scott, explain the challenges of creating compelling characters using only their voices, plus some of their personal favorite podcasts.
Brian from the “12 Gays of Christmas” and Bran from “Deck the Hallmark” bring some holiday cheer with their Christmas-themed podcasts, plus Dax and Alesha gift a few festive recommendations to enjoy through the end of the year.
Actor, filmmaker, author, and host of the “Man Enough” podcast Justin Baldoni joins Podsauce for a web exclusive interview about why men need to embrace their vulnerability, what made his father one of his favorite interviews, and more.
The hosts of “Ex-Appeal” share what it’s like to make a podcast about sex and relationships… with your ex. Plus, two recommendations from Dax and Alesha that will leave you full of fun facts to one-up the know-it-all in your life: “10ish” and “Stuff You Should Know.”
In this exclusive interview, Linda and Jule, the subject and reporter behind “An Absurd Result,” share how they turned Linda’s fight in the justice system into a powerful podcast about survival.
With their podcast “Talking It Out,” Bachelor Nation vets Bryan and Mike explain why they want to have deep conversations with their guests (and maybe even find love on the air). And between Dax’s latest Odd Pod, “Ologies,” and Alesha’s pick “Checking In,” there’s a recommendation for both the head and the heart.
Actor, producer, and ‘Tell Me’ podcast host Ellen Pompeo tells Dax what she’s planning post-”Grey’s Anatomy,” why she admires and would love to interview Michelle Obama, and how she wants her podcast to give back to her fans.
Hosts of “The Run” Matt Spiegel and Roy Wood Jr. explain what makes Chicago Cubs fandom so special. Plus, two recommendations that are part of a balanced breakfast: a daily true crime podcast that pairs perfectly with coffee, and an Odd Pod all about cereal.
In this extended interview, the hosts of “You Better You Bet” go into even more detail about creating the perfect sports betting podcast, why they don’t listen to true crime, and how their biggest bets are always on themselves.
The hosts of “Criminality” spill their secrets for finding the most interesting reality star-adjacent crimes. You don’t have to be a survivalist (Dax sure isn’t) to love “Against the Odds,” and Alesha recommends a true crime podcast you can be “Done in a Day.”
In this web exclusive interview, hosts of “Was I in a Cult?” Tyler and Liz share how they book guests who escaped NXIVM, Children of God, and more, plus how their own personal experiences with cults shape the podcast.
Dax welcomes his podcasting pals Nikki, Kristen, and Courtney, the hosts of “Boss Lady Energy,” to the couch to discuss how much they’ve learned and connected from their discussions. Plus, a globe-trotting true crime recommendation from Alesha and an Odd Pod with an impressive resume.
In this web exclusive interview, Audacy’s own Sheletta Brundidge talks about running her own podcasting platform, how her son pushed her to get vaccinated, and why she wants to cover everything from comedy to social justice.
The sports experts of “You Better You Bet” talk about pioneering “wagertainment” and running a sports betting podcast while sports were on hiatus. Plus two unconventional true crime recommendations and an “Odd Pod” that explains why “Your Favorite Band Sucks.”
Retired comedian Lisa Lampanelli sits down to share why she couldn’t resist joining (and roasting) the “Losers With a Dream” podcast. Dax geeks out over the “Raiders of the Lost Podcast,” plus Alesha’s latest entry in the Murder Most Foul hall of fame.
In this web exclusive extended interview, Trevor Shand from “The Boo Crew” shares more about his love of horror movies, his creepiest interview experiences, and why it’s always Halloween at his house.
Musician and filmmaker Spider One discusses diving into the podcasting world by writing, narrating, and producing the immersive scary story podcast “Bleeders DIEgest.” Plus, a true crime podcast that’s updating in real time and a recommendation for “Anna Faris Is Unqualified” fans.
“Where the Bodies Are Buried” host Phil Chalmers discusses why he wanted to interview serial killers, what makes each one different, and why he’s not a “fan” of true crime. And keep watching for Alesha’s favorite interview show, and a podcast that’s “All Fantasy Everything.”
Just in time for the start of the regular NBA season, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr sits down to discuss his “pandemic project” podcast and more. Plus, an oddly immersive nature podcast and a charming mystery show you can binge in a single day.
Comedian Flame Monroe discusses the teachable moments on her podcast “Laugh & Learn,” explains her defense of Dave Chappelle’s new special, and why she holds comedy over everything.
Melissa Rivers stops by to discuss her podcast “Group Text with Melissa Rivers” and give her tips for getting the best interviews. Plus a recommendation that opens the “Box of Oddities” and a shoutout to the podcast Alesha and Steve Martin both have in their Downloads folder.
True crime is served up with a twist by Em and Christine, the delightful hosts of “And That’s Why We Drink.” Alesha suggests listening to “Cults.” Plus, two quirky picks from Dax that will teach you something new.
Leroy Luna, host and creator of “Excuse Me, That’s Illegal,” shares how he finds fascinating (and often hilarious) “softcore crimes.” Fans of “The Read” will surely enjoy “Okay, Now Listen.” And check out “Unwanted,” a fictional podcast featuring Alesha!
To celebrate the start of the NFL season, Andy from “The Fantasy Footballers” joins the show to discuss how he and his friends turned their love of fantasy sports into a juggernaut podcast. Plus recommendations including a new podcast looking back on 9/11 twenty years later and another for fans of “WTF with Marc Maron.”
The “Trap Nerds” Dre and Exavier stop by to discuss why they got into podcasting, their favorite DC characters, and more. Dax has a new favorite that’s a “Slow Burn,” plus an “Odd Pod” that will have even supernatural skeptic Alesha laughing.
In this web exclusive interview, ESPN legend Trey Wingo tells Podsauce why he wanted to explore the “Half-Forgotten History” of sports and a few of his personal favorite history podcasts.
Dax and Alesha excitedly welcome Terry and Sidney O’Reilly, the creators of one of their favorite shows: “We Regret to Inform You: The Rejection Podcast.” Plus, recommendations for a Black take on true crime and a bingeable way to catch up on the Theranos saga.
The duo behind “It’s Always the Husband” delight Dax and Alesha with their crackling chemistry and share a few true crime recommendations. Plus, Alesha has no objections to “Holding Court with Eboni K. Williams” and Dax recommends a unique storytelling podcast that answers “What Was That Like?”
Pineapple Street Studios co-founder Max Linsky explains the genesis of his interview podcast “70 Over 70.” Dax suggests Bill Simmons fans give Adam Pally’s “Ball Sometimes Lie” a listen. Plus, “Rachet & Respectable with Demetria L. Lucas” gets a recommendation from Alesha.
Dax and Alesha suggest two podcasts about resilience: “We Regret to Inform You” and “Tribeca Talks.” “Out of Character” host Ryan Satin tracks his journey from TMZ to the WWE. Comedians Rachel Joravsky and Cody Wilkins talk turning rejection into their “Ain’t Nobody Checkin' for Me” podcast. Plus, Alesha’s new true crime segment “Murder Most Foul.”
Documentarian Nina Gilden Seavey tells Podsauce how she channeled her father’s work as a civil rights attorney when she created “My Fugitive.” Dax and Alesha recommend two shows that turn real-life stories into compelling podcasts. Plus, a meaty "Odd Pod" and a suggestion for fans of “Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard.”
Dax and Alesha both offer up inspirational recommendations, from mental health pod “Therapy for Black Girls” to historical storytelling podcast “It Was Said.” The hosts of “The Piketon Massacre” break down producing the show’s second season, and the other true crime podcasts that they love. Plus, “Sleep with Me,” an “Odd Pod” which will leave you snoring.
Dax and Alesha share their 'Podcast Picks of the Week’ and fan out about Oprah on Oprah. Shayna Ferm and Tracey Tee, hosts of the popular "Band of Mothers" podcast, spill the tea on turning a fun mom’s night out into an entire brand. Trevor Shand, host of horror podcast "The Boo Crew,” freaks Alesha out so much she can't even look at him....at first. But eventually they bond over a shared love for movie “Prop History.”
Hosts Alesha and Dax share when they first fell in love with podcasts and the shows they can't get enough of right now. ESPN legend Kenny Mayne talks about retirement and the political podcasts he never misses, plus why he’s always wanted to interview Stevie Wonder. Author, instigator of inspiration, and host of “Kataglyphs” Kevin Carroll shares what he listens to in order to replenish his hustle. And to close out, a look at some of the top trending podcasts worldwide.