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From scripted fiction series that tell of worlds gone mad to non-fiction shows that examine real stories of purportedly supernatural events, these are our top picks for paranormal enthusiasts.
After a decade of the hit true crime podcast, its co-host opens up about the show’s "sliding doors" moment, true crime’s reputation problem, and why she regrets researching the JFK assassination.
Unlike many self-help podcasts, these shows are all hosted by real therapists who offer advice for all aspects of our lives – including work, parenting, and relationships.
Providing a balanced perspective on why people use LLMs for advice, support, and friendship, this Guardian investigation asks important questions about AI ethics.
Every episode of Washington's nostalgic podcast starts with the same question. Now the show, which began as a pandemic project, is launching as a podcast.
Co-founder Tony Pastor and Goalhanger Drama creators Adam Jarrell and Joel Emery share the real inspiration behind Bear Hunt and what's next for cult hit Sherlock & Co.
