Top Podcasts in the United States

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

Episode 1192

Recorded in Omaha, Nebraska, this episode of Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me features host Peter Sagal and a panel of comedians navigating news-based quizzes including 'Who's Alzo?' and 'Bump, Set, Spike'. The show covers diverse topics ranging from White House press access and the rise of 'cat dads' to long-term ambitions like 20-year to-do lists and aging cheese. The episode also explores modern etiquette debates regarding job interviews, a humorous look at an emo-themed Wendy's album, and global news stories involving overdue library magazines and smuggling French butter. The program concludes with the 'Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank' game and credits.

Crime Junkie

Episode 798

This episode investigates the 1989 murder of an unidentified woman found in the Arizona desert. Initially a cold case marked by significant physical evidence but no identity, modern DNA and database work eventually identified the victim as Marina Ramos. The investigation follows Detective Lori's efforts to uncover the truth behind Marina's death and the disappearance of her two daughters, who were later found abandoned in an Oxnard park. While investigators explore leads involving suspects like Joseph Michael Nisenson and a man known as 'Fernando,' the search for biological connections faces significant obstacles, including suspicious dead ends from potential relatives.

The Mel Robbins Podcast

Episode 439

Mel Robbins and behavioral researcher Vanessa Van Edwards explore the science of confidence, high achievement, and social dynamics. The conversation covers how to distinguish between productive growth and burnout, the importance of managing both work and social energy, and how to avoid the draining effects of ambivalent relationships. The episode also delves into actionable body language cues—such as hand gestures and physical presence—to project authority and charisma. Finally, the discussion introduces the 'alphabet work' productivity method and emphasizes the importance of having a personal quest while avoiding the psychological trap of tying happiness solely to future milestones.

The Glenn Beck Program

Episode 8599

This episode explores the aftermath of a societal collapse and the emergence of 'sanctuary,' a way of living defined by spiritual discernment rather than political power. As the United States fragments into various ideological territories and controlled zones, such as the Free Pacific Corridor and the Strip, a quiet, communal movement grows through small acts of service. The narrative contrasts the violence of rising warlords and new regimes with the observant life of those in hiding. Amidst the chaos of collapsing cities, the community focuses on maintaining presence and truth, finding survival not through combat, but by remaining irrelevant to the digital and political algorithms of the new world order.

Don Cheto Al Aire

Episode 2227

En este episodio, los conductores inician con recomendaciones de cine y series en 'Viernes Peliculero', abordando desde documentales criminales hasta producciones como 'The Iron Claw'. A través de la sección 'Notiche', se analizan temas de actualidad internacional, incluyendo la reunión entre Xi Jinping y Donald Trump, así como noticias sobre política exterior, justicia migratoria y actualizaciones deportivas. El programa también explora el mundo del espectáculo con las últimas polémicas de celebridades y ofrece una sesión educativa con la sexóloga Silvia Almedo sobre salud sexual. Finalmente, los presentadores entablan un debate sobre tradiciones y comportamientos que consideran obsoletos en la era digital, reflexionando sobre la modernización de trámites y cambios en las dinámicas sociales.

Dateline NBC

Episode 1433

This episode features a collection of true crime updates and news reports, including the trial of former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn and the murder trial of Tomas Kosowski. The program also covers legal developments in the Faith Hedgepeth case and a grand jury's no-true bill in the Nolan Wells investigation. Additionally, the episode explores the rise of AI-driven 'sadness bait' scams on social media, where scammers use generative AI to create emotionally manipulative videos designed to defraud consumers through fake charitable pleas.

THE SAVAGE NATION

Episode 2779

Michael Savage discusses his upcoming book 'Mass Hysteria' and reflects on personal philosophical musings regarding ancestry, the continuity of generations, and an imaginary conversation with his deceased great-grandfather about the importance of logical thinking. The episode also covers reflections on faith, criticisms of media bias in crime reporting, and cultural shifts within the Democratic Party. Savage further addresses his passion for antiques and expresses strong opposition to modern progressive social movements and immigration policies.

Mark Levin Podcast

Episode 3970

Mark Levin critiques the current administration's foreign policy, specifically regarding the treatment of Iran and Israel, while warning against the rise of radicalism within the Democratic Party. He discusses recent geopolitical developments involving Greenland and expresses concern over the influence of Marxist-Islamist ideologies in American politics and education. Levin further explores the perceived radicalization of American institutions, including schools, universities, and the media, arguing that conservatives have surrendered cultural ground. The episode also examines Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership and analyzes a recent court ruling regarding the revocation of White House press credentials for several major news organizations.