FEBRUARY: Top 5 Podcasts
The Con: Kaityln’s Baby, CBC / BBC Studios
A pregnant woman in crisis, medical emergencies, and baby loss. Kaitlyn Braun’s story pulls birth workers into a web of deception. As they fight to support her through tragedy, shocking truths emerge. In Kaitlyn’s Baby, journalist Sarah Treleaven investigates a case that raises urgent ethical and legal questions. This six-part true crime podcast from CBC and BBC World Service exposes the devastating consequences of medical fraud. N.B. This podcast contains discussions of medical emergencies, baby loss, and deception that some listeners may find distressing. Listen here.
Rugby Rodeo, The Ringer
It’s a huge year for rugby, and Jess Breach and Ellie Kildunne are here for it! In Rugby Rodeo, the England teammates take you inside the world of professional women’s rugby, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, career highs and lows, and honest conversations with fellow players. From the intensity of international competitions to the challenges of life off the pitch, they offer a fun, unfiltered take on the sport they love. With plenty of laughs and insight along the way, this podcast is a must-listen for rugby fans. Listen here.
RISE with Roxie Nafosi, Bauer Media
Can changing your mindset change your life? Roxie Nafousi thinks so. In RISE, the bestselling author and self-development coach explores how resilience, self-belief, and positive habits can transform the way we live. Through inspiring conversations with experts, celebrities, and thought leaders, she uncovers the struggles they have faced and the tools they have used to overcome them. This podcast is all about growth, empowerment, and finding the strength to rise in every area of life. Listen here.
Casuals with Katie Nolan, SiriusXM Podcasts
Katie Nolan knows sport should be fun, not just a flood of stats and analysis. In Casuals, she and her guests from sport, comedy, and entertainment chat about the biggest stories of the week with humour and honesty. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just trying to keep up, this podcast makes sport feel more relaxed, more entertaining, and way more fun to talk about. Listen here.
Joanne McNally Investigates: Did Furbys Spy on us?, CBC / BBC Studios
Were Furbys spying on us? Yes, really. In the 1990s, Furbys were the must-have toy, entertaining children with their interactive features. However, rumors emerged suggesting these furry companions were more than just toys; some believed they were spying devices, leading to bans in certain sensitive locations. In the podcast series, comedian Joanne McNally delves into this intriguing conspiracy and the broader implications of surveillance culture. Listen here.
Happy listening!