Top Podcasts in the UK

C dans l'air

Episode 5176

Dans cet épisode de C'est dans l'air, Aurélie Casse reçoit Arthur, auteur du livre J'ai perdu un bédouin dans Paris publié chez Grasset. L'entretien revient sur le traumatisme du 7 octobre et la vie des otages israéliens, tout en abordant la montée de l'antisémitisme en France. L'invité partage son expérience personnelle, ses émotions face à la libération de certains captifs et sa vision d'une reconstruction nécessaire pour Israël et pour la paix dans la région.

Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4

Episode 336

This episode of Currentish features a panel of comedians discussing recent UK political shifts, specifically focusing on Andy Burnham's arrival as Prime Minister and his approachable leadership style. The discussion also covers the new Labour cabinet and various global news snippets. The segment transitions into lighter topics, including reflections on the World Cup, news regarding Andrew Tate's arrest, and bizarre stories ranging from a Labrador in Scotland to a South Korean bank embezzlement scheme involving cartoon banknotes. The episode concludes with promotions for the Evil Animals and You're Dead to Me podcasts.

Forensic Files

Episode 694

Janice from Warner Brothers Discovery introduces the podcast Explain Like I'm Five, a series designed for listeners with a deep curiosity about how the world works. The show features hosts Tim and Kevin, who provide succinct, clear, and approachable answers to various scientific and everyday questions in bite-sized episodes lasting between five and eight minutes. The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including the mechanics of power lines, the effects of caffeine, mosquito bites, dopamine, and the national debt. It is presented as an ideal audio snack for those seeking quick, informative content that makes complex subjects easy to understand.

James O'Brien's Mystery Hour

Episode 740

In this episode of Mystery Hour, James O'Brien and various callers explore a wide array of scientific, historical, and trivial curiosities. The conversation covers topics ranging from the science of milk absorption in porridge and whether birds possess taste buds to the historical origins of Scotland Yard and the etymology of UK place names. The segment also delves into the mechanics of 20/20 vision, the biological processes of egg production in hens, and the unique historical traffic patterns at the Savoy Theatre. From the hygiene of public transport seating to why dogs howl at harmonicas, the episode provides answers to a diverse range of listener questions.

Joel Osteen Podcast

Episode 3032

The speaker discusses the importance of releasing control over how and when God's promises are fulfilled, emphasizing that trusting God's timing prevents frustration. Through biblical examples like Joseph and Jesus, as well as personal anecdotes, the episode illustrates that delays, setbacks, and even betrayal are often divine tools used to position individuals for their ultimate destiny. By learning to trust God's plan during times of adversity, listeners are encouraged to view obstacles not as stops, but as transportation toward a greater purpose. The speaker emphasizes that maintaining peace and rest during uncertainty is a demonstration of true faith.

Ukraine: The Latest

Episode 1172

Este episódio analisa os recentes desenvolvimentos na guerra da Ucrânia, cobrindo desde tentativas de assassinato de comandantes e atentados em Moscou até as reformas militares sob o General Drapachi. Discute-se a nova estratégia ucraniana de priorizar a preservação de vidas através de sistemas autônomos e os ataques à infraestrutura russa. A análise também aborda a dificuldade na verificação de baixas militares, mudanças na liderança da assistência militar da NATO e atualizações sobre a inteligência dos EUA. O episódio encerra com reflexões sobre segurança nacional em Kiev e as implicações morais do conflito.

Laurent Gerra

Episode 7125

Une scène humoristique mettant en scène Brigitte et Emmanuel Macron préparant les fêtes de Noël à l'Élysée. La discussion porte sur des cadeaux pour Volodymyr Zelensky et Michel Barnier, mêlant dérision et anecdotes absurdes. L'épisode inclut également un appel de Line Renaud demandant une intervention présidentielle après une infraction routicole avec sa voiture ancienne, avant de conclure sur une note nostalgique concernant le petit renne au nez rouge.

Uncanny

Episode 168

Este episódio explora relatos de fenômenos paranormais na casa de Rebecca, incluindo a visão de uma menina que morde pessoas e o surgimento de sons de um cão após a descoberta de um esqueleto no jardim. O debate entre especialistas céticos e crentes revela como esses eventos parecem intensificar-se em certas épocas do ano. A investigação detalha a presença de 'o visitante' e outros espíritos em Ramsgate, conectando as experiências de Rebecca aos túneis subterrâneos da Segunda Guerra Mundial. A narrativa revela uma conexão histórica perturbadora na mesma rua, onde descobertas sobre um antigo lar para crianças vulneráveis mostram que as entidades parecem ter seguido a família para sua nova residência.

Frank Off The Radio: The Frank Skinner Podcast

Episode 1453

In this episode, the hosts dive into 'Email Corner,' discussing a world record for headbutting walnuts and exploring a listener's incredibly detailed, long-term daydream of being a professional footballer. The conversation continues with humorous anecdotes about navigation mishaps, a man lost in his own garden, and recent theatre productions. The episode concludes with surreal celebrity encounters and responses to listener emails regarding childhood bets and personal experiences.

Unexplained

Episode 444

This episode of Unexplained, 'The Howling Woods,' explores historical accounts of dog-headed creatures and the modern legend of the Michigan Dogman. The narrative traces sightings from ancient rock etchings in the Libyan desert to specific 20th-century encounters. The episode details various sightings of the creature, including a 1938 encounter by Robert Forney, a significant photograph taken in 1961, and a reported cabin attack in Luther. It also recounts a terrifying encounter with the legendary dogman in the Manistee forest by a hunter named Sam.

Les Grosses Têtes

Episode 21000

Cet échange informel et humoristique met en scène une discussion entre plusieurs interlocuteurs, dont Richard Orlinsky. La conversation dérive de plaisanteries sur la notoriété du sculpteur vers des taquineries personnelles concernant ses habitudes sociales et sa relation avec ses accompagnateurs. Les participants s'amusent à imaginer des titres de presse sensationnalistes et discutent de l'apparence de la richesse, notamment à travers le style vestimentaire.

The Nick Abbot Habit

Episode 415

Nick Abbott explores the complexities of political voting demographics, critiquing the paradox of lower-income Conservative voters and the perceived lack of value placed on the elderly. The episode covers various news items, including the 'Cakegate' controversy involving Boris Johnson, confusion over US terminology regarding Ukraine, and concerns regarding political manipulation within party dynamics. The discussion further delves into political corruption, the potential suppression of the Sue Gray report, and the erosion of civil liberties. Through caller anecdotes about elite social circles, the hosts examine a perceived lack of empathy within the government before concluding with reflections on the importance of voting and personal encounters with political figures.

TED Talks Daily

Episode 5681

Journalist Joshua Johnson shares insights from his twenty-year career in broadcast journalism, specifically focusing on the limitations of professional neutrality when navigating polarized conversations. Moving beyond the traditional goal of remaining unbiased, Johnson proposes a shift toward objectivity—a method of studying difficult perspectives closely without judgment to understand the underlying stories and motivations. Through personal anecdotes involving interviews with controversial figures, he demonstrates how closing the distance can reveal human vulnerability behind rigid political or social arguments.