EDITORIAL
The Pod Bible Podcast is the podcast podcast where podcasters talk to podcasters about podcasts and podcasting. Does it get anymore meta?
The show is hosted by Pod Bible editor Adam Richardson and occasionally features fellow Pod Bible co-founders Stu Whiffen and Scroobius Pip.
We bring you a bite size, magazine style show featuring three guests talking about their show or the shows they enjoy listening to. The aim is to give you a chance to hear from your favourite podcasters while also introducing you to people and podcasts you may not be aware of yet.
Guests include the people behind podcasts such as Off Menu, No Such Thing As A Fish, Football Ramble, Griefcast, Films To Be Buried With, The Receipts, Drunk Women Solving Crime and many, many more. Let’s spread the word of pod!
The Pod Bible Podcast is available to listen to on Acast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good podcast outlets!
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Mic to Market: How a business podcast supercharges your networking
November 5, 2025In today’s world, networking is no longer just handshakes at conferences or exchanging business cards over lukewarm coffee. It’s content-driven, connection-focused, and increasingly happening through earbuds. Enter the business podcast – a powerful tool not just for marketing, but for building relationships, opening doors, and establishing authority in your industry. Whether you’re a solo founder, a startup team, or a...
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Laugh Out Loud: 5 UK comedy podcasts you need to hear
October 22, 2025Whether you’re dodging a drizzly commute or just need a mental pick-me-up, there’s nothing like a great comedy podcast to lift your mood. And lucky for us, the UK is home to some of the funniest, sharpest, and most inventive podcasters on the planet. From surreal improv to deliciously niche humour, here are five UK comedy podcasts that deserve a...
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Voices That Carved the Way: Five pioneers of UK podcasting
October 8, 2025Before podcasting became a fixture of British culture, a handful of creative risk-takers were already pressing record. These were the early adopters, the innovators, the comedians, journalists, and audio obsessives who helped shape the UK’s podcasting identity – long before everyone had a podcast and a Patreon. From comedy to true crime, DIY setups to studio-backed series, here are five...
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Mic Check, Mind Check: Is podcasting good for your mental health?
September 24, 2025Podcasting is everywhere – in our ears, on our screens, and increasingly, in our daily routines. Whether you’re a listener looking for comfort or a host putting your story into the world, podcasts can feel like lifelines. But as the medium grows in popularity, so do questions about its impact on mental health. Is podcasting good for you? Or is...
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Plugged In: How AI is changing the world of podcasting
September 10, 2025Artificial intelligence used to be the stuff of science fiction – now it’s shaping the podcasts in your queue. From voice cloning to automated editing, AI is revolutionising the way podcasts are made, discovered, and consumed. And while some creators are embracing the tech with open arms, others are asking big questions about creativity, authenticity, and the future of the...
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Stream Wars: Apple vs. Spotify and the battle for your ears in 2025
August 27, 2025In 2025, the podcasting world is bigger – and more competitive – than ever. At the heart of this audio arms race are two familiar giants: Apple Podcasts and Spotify. One helped invent the medium. The other wants to own its future. And as the stakes get higher, the battle for listeners’ attention (and loyalty) has never been fiercer. What...
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Crimes of the Ear: The rise and history of UK true crime podcasting
August 13, 2025From smoky pubs whispering about Jack the Ripper to tabloid front pages splashed with courtroom drama, Britain has always had a macabre fascination with crime. But in the last decade, that fascination has taken on a new form: the true crime podcast. Blending investigative journalism with binge-worthy storytelling, UK true crime podcasts have evolved from fringe interest to a dominant...
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The best new podcasts of SPRING 2024
April 11, 2024It’s time to spring into our 2024 podcast recommendations! There has been such a wide range of shows sprouting up over this season, and we have some great podcasts from the BBC, independent production companies, solo podcasters and even brands investing in great audio content. Some of our writers have recommended their favourite new shows – all of the released...
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30 of the BEST podcasts for beginners
February 29, 2024Pod Bible is five years old as of this February – don’t worry about a cake, it’s fine – and it’s been an amazing five years for podcasting. From the mega-hits which are always at the top of the charts to tiny indie ventures which turn into firm favourites, there are more podcasts out there than ever before – and...
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The best new pods of WINTER 2023
December 13, 2023The list of new podcasts we have to pick from is overwhelming. Many podcast apps will suggest several of the newest shows they think are noteworthy, but we know that seeing cover art isn’t necessarily going to convince you to add a podcast to your queue. It’s difficult to know if you would enjoy the show without knowing a bit...
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11 GREAT book presents for podcasts lovers
December 8, 2023Are you having trouble finding the perfect present for the podcast-lover in your life? People who love podcasts REALLY love podcasts, and giving them a present related to their passion is a great way to show you care. But a new podcast feed is really difficult to wrap. Whilst you could get them some equipment – microphones or headphones –...
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The best new pods of AUTUMN 2023
October 19, 2023As we settle into the new season, and the flurry of leaves are starting to fall from the trees, we’ve had a flurry of new podcasts to listen to as well. Our inboxes and our podcast apps have been inundated with new shows. Deciding what counts as a ‘best’ podcast is always tricky. A tried-and-tested format taking on a new...
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7 podcasts you’ll love if you love The Moth
September 26, 2023Our Digital Editor recommends some of her favourite non-fiction monologue podcasts for fans of The Moth searching for more shows… In my opinion, the non-fiction monologue is a hugely underrated podcast style. As a listener, I get the entertainment of storytelling, the rawness of reality and the simplicity of a single voice. What’s more, the stories are often told by...
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The best new podcasts of SUMMER 2023
July 21, 2023School is out for SUMMER! That’s right, we’ve officially reached summer-holiday season, and that means it’s time for phase two of our reboot of the best new podcasts article. Forget Barbenheimer – these podcasts are the real blockbusters of the summer. For this New Pods, we are bringing you some recommendations from some new writers. We’re looking forward to sharing...
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12 of the best podcasts about mental health AND mental illness
May 17, 2023This article was first published for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 and was updated for Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 Content Warning: these podcasts talk about the real experiences of living with mental illnesses. Content includes addiction, post-partum psychosis, depression, hearing voices, bipolar disorder and living in a secure psychiatric hospital. I wanted to offer a long list of...
