The Stooges frontman Iggy Pop lends his distinctive voice to a new podcast series where he plays a foul-mouthed Mother Nature, offering an unconventional take on the climate crisis. Listeners are advised to skip the first episode and head straight to 'Fire Animals' for an entertaining exploration of a vital yet destructive element. Episodes are released weekly.
Canadian podcast 'Heavyweight' tackles difficult topics with host Alan Zweig as a self-critical guide. The series features candid discussions, including Washington Post's Shane O'Neill on plus-size fashion writing and Reply All's Alex Goldman on online dating. New episodes drop weekly.
'What Happens Now?' is a thoughtful podcast hosted by Laurie Laybourn, examining the implications of global warming exceeding 1.5°C. The first episode confronts scientists' underestimation of risks, including potential food shortages in the UK. It's essential listening for those seeking realistic climate adaptation strategies.
After a year-long hiatus, Chris Sweeney's popular LGBTQ+ podcast returns with a new format. Listeners can email to steer Tuesday's conversations, while Thursday episodes feature celebrity co-hosts such as Jessie Ware, Joe Lycett, and Russell T Davies. The show airs twice weekly.
Campside Media's 'The Story Behind' explores the origins of beloved magazine articles and cultural artefacts. Host Matthew Shaer interviews podcaster Dan Taberski, who discusses the philosophical questions behind his series 'Hysterical'. New episodes are available weekly.
