Stacy Lee – Dining With Death

Stacy Lee brings you true crime stories and cult stories. Dining With Death is the former name of Stacy's current platform which is Dark Hearts With Stacy Lee. Enjoy these older episodes from a master storyteller.

Books of All Time

Books of All Time tackles classic literature in chronological order. Each month, host Rose Judson summarizes a classic work of literature in one episode and then dives into the story behind it in the second episode.


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Fodor’s Guide to Espionage

Inspired by true events, FODOR’S GUIDE TO ESPIONAGE tells the 60s era spy story of the world’s first and greatest travel writer, Eugene Fodor, as he jetsets around the globe, secretly working for the CIA to prevent the greatest events of the the Cold War and avoid World War III.

The History Podcast

For a century, Harry Houdini has been safely filed away in the public imagination as a nostalgic variety act: a man in monochrome film escaping handcuffs, water tanks, and straightjackets.

This series smashes that myth.

Hosted by “psychological illusionist” Derren Brown, How Houdini Made Magic reframes a penniless immigrant refugee named Erik Weisz as a prophetic, hyper-modern visionary. Long before the birth of Silicon Valley, modern political spin rooms, or algorithmic social media, Houdini cracked the code of modern fame. He didn’t just escape physical boxes; he manipulated suspense, pioneered viral guerrilla marketing, employed the legal system to protect his brand, and mastered the dark arts of post-truth media. He created magic in far more ways than you think.

Against a backdrop of vaudeville and societal revolution, Derren explores the lesser-known identities of a magician who continues to inspire him and countless other magicians: Houdini as an advertising guru, a new media innovator, a sceptic… a spy?

We’ll come to realise that today’s world actually closely mirrors the ‘sepia-tinted’ world Houdini operated in: a time of rapid industrialisation, intense social change, massive wealth inequality, widespread social activism, global conflict, cultural revolutions, and immense technological advancement. We are living in an attention economy running on the exact behavioural hacks, artificial friction, and narrative illusions engineered by Harry Houdini over a century ago.

Prestige Junkie

A weekly podcast hosted by The Ankler’s awards editor Katey Rich, featuring lively and endlessly curious discussion of the film and television awards races and the business that surrounds them. Episodes will also include interviews with top awards contenders and the major players in the races that make Hollywood run.

We (Almost) Made It

“We (Almost) Made It” with Victor Rasuk and Bryan Greenberg, from the hit HBO series How To Make It In America, is a podcast that explores all things HUSTLE. Whether it be in film, TV, music, pop culture, mens fashion, sports, entrepreneurial spirit, night life, comedy, Victor and Bryan will cover it. Listen while they explore and interview people with an aspirational mindset, but also reminisce on their experience working together on the cult classic tv show and their time on the grind in NYC.

Popular Cradle

A podcast about Palestine and the struggle for liberation, from the far diaspora. Made in partnership with the Palestinian Youth Movement.

The Pop Report – Zack Peter & Andy Lalwani

The Pop Report delivers the top stories in pop-culture with gossip, hot headlines, and interviews. Hosted by podcast expert Zack Peter and entertainment reporter Andy Lalwani, listen to the biggest trending news and most-talked about celebrities, musicians, and more Wednesdays and Fridays.

What Happened In Alabama?

What Happened in Alabama? is a series born out of personal experiences of intergenerational trauma, and the impacts of Jim Crow that exist beyond what we understand about segregation. Through intimate stories of his family, coupled with conversations with experts on the Black American experience, award-winning journalist Lee Hawkins unpacks his family history and upbringing, his father’s painful nightmares and past, and goes deep into discussions to understand those who may have had similar generational – and present day – experiences. What Happened In Alabama? is a series to end the cycles of trauma for Lee, for his family, and for Black America.

Inside Data Centre Podcast

Who are the people powering the world’s data centers?
Inside Data Centre Podcast is a podcast about the global data center industry, focused on the careers, companies, and conversations shaping modern digital infrastructure. Hosted by Andy Davis, the podcast features interviews with data center professionals, investors, operators, vendors, and industry leaders from around the world. Each episode explores how people enter the data center sector, how their careers develop, and the challenges facing data centers as demand for cloud, AI, and connectivity continues to accelerate. Covering hyperscale, colocation, operations, sustainability, and skills, Inside Data Centre Podcast is essential listening for anyone working in, or looking to work in, the data center industry.