You heard something worth keeping. You reached for the bookmark button. Pocket Casts saved 13:28. A week later, 13:28 is a number. You know you saved it for a reason. Finding out what that reason was means listening to it again. That’s the last thing a bookmark should ask of you. Smart Bookmarks are on […]

Reza Satchu is a business leader, serial founder, and educator whose work sits at the intersection of entrepreneurship, leadership, and decision-making under uncertainty. As a Senior Lecturer in the Entrepreneurship Management Unit at Harvard Business School, he teaches The Founder Mindset and Founder Launch—courses he created to help founders navigate ambiguity, make high-stakes commitments, and […]

If you’re like us, your podcasts run all day. You press play first thing in the morning and keep it going. Through the commute, work, washing dishes and winding down at night. In the car, on a walk, one episode picking up wherever the last one left off. Then you sit down in the living […]

Finding your way through an episode just got easier. Pocket Casts now supports AI generated Chapters on Android, Web, Desktop and (coming very soon…) iOS. When an episode does not include chapters from the creator, Pocket Casts can add automatically generated chapter markers so you can jump to the parts that matter most. What’s new […]

If you’ve ever found yourself scrubbing back to catch a name, a book recommendation, or that one stat the host rattled off mid-sentence: this one’s for you! Pocket Casts generated transcripts now highlight each sentence as it plays on iOS and Android, making it effortless to follow along in real time. When you open a […]

If you follow Apple news, you’ve seen Liquid Glass, the visual language shipping with iOS 26. It was Apple’s biggest design overhaul since iOS 7, touching basically every surface of the OS: navigation bars, tab bars, sheets, context menus… We’ve been working on updating Pocket Casts for it. Here’s a bit of the thinking behind […]

Dr. Greg Potter, PhD is a scientist and consultant whose work spans science communication, health product development, and helping individuals and teams perform better sustainably. He has spent the years since his PhD translating complex science into practical guidance for athletes, clinicians, and anyone trying to understand what their bodies actually need.  He’s also the […]

Kai Wright is an award-winning writer, editor, and podcast host. He was host, most recently, of WNYC’s Notes from America, which aired live each week on public radio stations around the country. He was also host of the Peabody Award-winning podcast Blindspot: The Plague in the Shadows, which documents activism in the early years of […]

Alisha Wainwright is an actress, science communicator and the host of When Science Finds A Way – a podcast where she speaks with scientists, innovators and diverse communities. Her mission is to build trust in science by listening to diverse voices and telling stories that connect science to people’s everyday experiences. In her opinion, science […]

Aaron Tracy is the creator and host of The Secret World of Roald Dahl. He also writes TV and audio dramas, and his first audio novel, The Honeymoon Period, releases next year. He runs the audio company Parallax, and is on faculty at Yale. I teach a course on Narrative Podcasts at Yale, and one […]

Pocket Casts now respects your preferred text size on iOS. The latest update to Pocket Casts for iOS adds full support for Dynamic Type, Apple’s system-wide text size setting. So whether you prefer larger text for easier reading or smaller text to see more at a glance, Pocket Casts will follow your lead! What’s Dynamic […]

Nicky is an award-winning journalist and editor who has built his career at the intersection of politics, technology, and digital subculture. He has hosted several critically acclaimed podcasts exploring the darker corners of the internet, including Finding Q, The Sound and Fur & Loathing. He currently co-hosts BBC’s new daily tech podcast, The Interface. As someone […]

Mangesh’s life has been spent making things with friends—from a 3rd grade newspaper about neighborhood dogs (shockingly unpopular), to Mental Floss (more popular), to leading podcast dev at iHeart. Now he makes science shows with pals at Kaleidoscope. I love making recommendations. I love hand-picking something to match people’s taste. And, if I’m being honest, […]