Apple Podcasts – Top New Shows

By The Associated Press

Posted Aug 12, 2025 12:54:12 PM.

Last Updated Aug 12, 2025 01:01:42 PM.

Top New Shows (US)

1. Cold Blooded: Mystery in Alaska, 20/20 True Crime

2. MK True Crime, MK Media

3. Fudd Around And Find Out, iHeart Women’s Sports

4. Hands Tied, iHeart True Crime

5. Show Me Something, iHeartPodcasts and The Volume

6. Street Preachers, Phillip Anthony Mitchell & Tim Timberlake

7. Dirty Rush: The Truth about Sorority Life, iHeartPodcasts

8. Death, Taxes, and Bananas with Johnny Bananas, The Ringer

9. Hoax!, iHeartPodcasts

10. Gumshoes & Dragons, Gumshoes & Dragons

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