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New Podcasts: March 2021

 

In Plain Sight: Lady Bird Johnson (March 1)

  • The ABC pod “reveals how one vastly underestimated woman navigated the politics and polarization of her era to become one of the most influential members of the Johnson administration, even if we never knew it.”

Stolen: The Search for Jermain (March 1)

  • The true-crime pod from Gimlet focuses on “a young Indigenous mother named Jermain Charlo [who] left a bar in Missoula, Montana, and was never seen again.”

Money Confidential (March 1)

  • Stefanie O’Connell Rodriguez hosts “real conversations about money—with solutions that actually work.”

The Real Question (March 1)

  • Vanessa Zoltan and Casper ter Kuile address “life’s questions through a surprising mix of pop culture and academic insight.”

21st Century Football (March 1)

  • It “celebrates the best of the world’s most beautiful game, but only if it happened after the year 2000.”

Yeah No, I’m Not Okay (March 1)

  • Diane Guerrero hosts a mental health podcast that “will explore issues that youth face all over the world (addiction, depression, anxiety, suicide, radical self love, and much much more) through conversations with friends, colleagues, activists, artists and health care professionals.”

The Chris Rose Rotation (March 1)

  • The former host of MLB Network’s “Intentional Talk” sits with “Trevor May, Steven Brault, Miguel Rojas, Tyler Glasnow, Lucas Giolito and Archie Bradley discussing everything that is happening across Major League Baseball and what they are getting into off the field.”

My Warped Life (March 1)

  • Founder of the Vans Warped Tour Kevin Lyman “shares the untold stories, backstage shenanigans, and narrowly-avoided disasters of the world’s longest running punk rock festival.”

A Little Bit Culty (March 1)

  • Sarah Edmondson and Anthony Ames “talk about things that are…a little bit culty.”

OMG Hi! (March 1)

  • George Lopez’s pod features “surprise celebrity guests, listener call-ins, stories of George’s haunted house, hot takes, and more.”

Spinsters (March 2)

  • Haley O’Shaughnessy and Jordan Ligons cover “the NBA with candid conversations, featured interviews, and original storytelling.”

Good Sex (March 2)

  • The Lemonada Media pod offers “first-person takes on everything you’ve thought about but never asked.”

Don’t Tell My Mother (March 2)

  • The pod asks “icons from TV, sports, music and comedy tell true stories they’d NEVER want their moms to know.”

MAKE COOL SH!T (March 2)

  • The “hilarious non-fiction podcast captures all the grit and nuance of filmmaking in the modern age.”

MODASUCKA (March 2)

Astray (March 3)

  • The iHeart true crime pod “investigates those who pay the ultimate cost in search of spiritual awakening.”

The Followers: House of Prayer (Mar. 3)

  • Leila Day and Beth Karas report on “a year-long investigation into a cult, the disappearance of a child and a murder.”

Tom Morello’s Maximum Firepower (March 3)

  • The former Rage Against the Machine guitarist speaks about “the music, the moments, and the movements that have shaped [his] worldview and left an indelible mark on him as an artist and activist.”

Double Date with Marlo Thomas & Phil Donahu‪e‬ (March 3)

  • Eavesdrop as the long-standing couple “visit the homes of famous long-marrieds for intimate conversations about enduring love and all its challenges: family, career, conflict, addiction, illness, jealousy — everything that binds couples together or can break them apart.”

Simplified (March 4)

  • Emily Ley “shares stories and tips that’ll empower you to simplify your home, work, and everything in between.”

The Bianca Del Rio Podcast (March 4)

  • She “cackles through an uncensored dialogue with people that matter…but do they matter?”

I Love a Lifetime Movi‪e‬ (March 4)

  • Comedians Naomi Ekperigin and Megan Gailey “recap a different Lifetime movie beat-by-beat” each episode.

The WorkSmart Podcast With Morgan DeBau‪n‬ (March 4)

  • DeBaun “takes you inside real-life advising sessions and behind-the-scenes interviews with CEOs talking about how they overcame challenges and grew as business owners.”

Just Getting Started with Rich Eisen (March 5)

Again From the Top (March 8)

  • Brendon Stimson and Jack Sippel “offer goofy banter and behind the scenes stories featuring special guests who have created some of Broadway’s biggest hits.”

Deeply Huma‪n‬ (March 8)

  • In the BBC World Service and American Public Media coproduction, Dessa “takes a deeply personal look at what lies behind our thoughts and behavior.”

Unexplainable (March 10)

  • The Vox pod looks at “the most fascinating unanswered questions in science and the mind-bending ways scientists are trying to answer them. Noam Hassenfeld hosts.

Modern Finance (March 10)

  • Kevin Rose “interviews experts and the entrepreneurs building modern finance tools.”

Spout Podcas‪t‬ (March 10)

  • Here’s where “famous people spout off about more than they’re famous for.”

Learning Lots (March 11)

  • Brie Larson and Jessie Ennis talk about “pop-culture, trending topics, and some of life’s deepest questions.”

The Rock Podcast with Denny Somac‪h‬ (March 11)

  • The rock historian curates “the greatest stories of rock from the artists themselves – in their own voices.”
  • First episode: John Bonham.

Spotify: A Product Story (March 11)

  • The Spotify pod about itself offers “a glimpse into the decisions that have guided Spotify’s product evolution.”

The Atlas Obscura Podcast (March 15)

  • It’s an “audio guide to the world’s strange, incredible, and wondrous places.”

LPN Deep Dives: Dunecast (March 15)

  • It’s “a 12-part weekly journey down the sandy wormhole of Frank Herbert’s beloved Sci Fi masterpiece.”

Burners and Basketball‪‬ (March 15)

  • The pod focuses on “the week’s hot NBA topics, both on and off the court.”

Daily Wager (March 15)

  • It’s the “companion podcast to ESPN’s television show of the same name.”

Takelin‪e‬ (March 16)

  • Jason Concepcion and Renee Montgomery offer “a fast-paced exploration of the NBA and world of sports and culture” for Crooked Media.

Lost Hills (March 16)

  • Pushkin’s eight-part series hosted by Dana Goodyear focuses on the 2018 murder of scientist Tristan Beaudette in California’s Malibu Creek State Park.

The Rex Chapman Show (March 16)

  • The former NBA player hosts an interview show with actor Josh Hopkins.

The Ringer-Verse (March 16)

  • The Ringer pod covers “all things superheroes and nerd culture entertainment.”

The Doodler (March 16)

  • The true-crime pod from the San Francisco Chronicle chars “the search to unveil the infamous serial killer who terrorized San Francisco’s LGBTQ community in the 1970s.”

Murf Meyer is Self-Medicated (March 16)

  • The comedian aims to “lift the stigma surrounding people who use drugs, help minimize the negative consequences associated with America’s punitive drug policies, and offer affected communities a little light at the end of the tunnel.”

Adulting with Teala & Nia (March 17)

  • The two friends “confess how they’re really handling adulthood, sharing stories of what they’re learning, who they’re leaning on, and how they’re getting it right… or not.”

I Hate Myself (March 17)

  • Fall Out Boy co-founder Joe Trohman talks to “celebrities, creators, and other ‘successful-types,’ discussing how mental health has impacted their lives.”

MANslaughter (March 17)

  • The Wondery pod “tells intertwining stories about how one gunshot on a cold Wisconsin night in 1970 dramatically changed multiple lives.”

Danger Close with Jack Carr (March 17)

  • The author “takes fans beyond the books with conversations from real-life warriors, tactical experts and fellow writers about the world of the Terminal List, real conflicts, gear and a ton more.”

Soft Voice (March 17)

  • The QCODE dark comedy follows a 25-year-old estate agent who hears a voice inside her head. Then the voice disappears

Some Place Under Neith (March 17)

  • Natalie Jean and Amber Nelson take “a deep-dive exploration into cases of missing women.”

Roy’s Job Fair (March 17)

  • The comedian “explores the human condition every week through the prism of employment.”

Operation Midnight Climax (March 17)

Pass the Peas with Panama Jackson (March 20)

  • The co-founder of VerySmartBrothas.com “shares stories, discusses pop culture and engages in conversations about culture with a who’s who of folks.”

Before the Brea‪k‬ (March 22)

  • Tommy Beardmore and Adam DeCarlo sit down with working actors to “discuss the ups, the downs, the trials, and tribulations of the journey that led them to their big break.”

Strongma‪n‬ (March 22)

  • Hind Hassan hosts a “series of intimate narratives from across the globe, about power and control.” It’s from Vice.

The Truth with Lisa Boothe (March 22)

Naked with Cari Champion (March 22)

  • The pod asks sports personalities about the “life-altering circumstances and events that helped shape” them.

Mission: Interplanetar‪y‬ (March 23)

  • Astronaut Cady Coleman and scientist/author Andrew Maynard “explore the unique visions of those working to take us to new worlds.”

Residents of Proserpina Park (March 23)

The Matador Revisionist History Podcast (March 24)

  • The indie record label’s pod features its artists talking about their work.

ICYMI (March 24)

  • Madison Malone Kircher and Rachelle Hampton “gaze deep into the online abyss—and tell you what’s gazing back.” It’s a Slate podcast.

Minnie Questions with Minnie Drive‪r‬ (March 24)

  • The actor “asks trailblazers across disciplines the same seven mini questions, but the truths that they uncover are hardly small.”

Fever Dreams (March 24)

  • The Daily Beast looks at “the right’s push to retake power, from the conspiracy-slingers to the MAGA acolytes to the straight-up grifters.”

Politics of Foo‪d‬ (March 24)

  • It’s a look “into the intentional politicization, economics and community impact of food on a global scale.”

In Front of Our Eyes (March 24)

  • Minnesota Public Radio covers the trial of the killer of George Floyd.

Nosy Neighbors (March 25)

  • Chinedu Unaka and Candice Thompson “highlight the wildest neighbor stories of the week.”

Climbing Gold (March 26)

Spy Affair (March 28)

Relative Fiction (March 29)

Bad Vibes (March 29)

O.C. Swingers (March 29)

  • Justine Harman “pulls back the curtain on one of the most sordid sex crimes cases in Orange County history.”

Zombiemum (March 29)

Depresh Mode (March 29)

  • John Moe hosts “[h]onest, humane, and even funny conversations about common mental disorders like depression, anxiety, addiction, OCD, PTSD and more.”

My Fugitive (March 30)

News Items Podcast with John Ellis (March 30)

COVID-19 Immunity in Our Community (March 31)

Death at the Wing (March 31)

  • Adam McKay “examines the shocking number of promising basketball stars who lost their lives in the 80’s and early 90’s.”

The Crisis (March 31)