Browse the shelf
Thousands of shows with free AI-powered recaps, delivered daily.

Interviews with authors, journalists, and cultural figures on history, politics, and war.

A weekly exploration of famous books, covering plot, themes, and significance, from classics to modern literary hits.

Top authors and critics discuss the week’s most notable books and literary news with The New York Times Book Review.

Discusses book news, industry releases, adaptations, and publishing events with insights from editorial perspectives.

A guided passage-by-passage exploration of Dante’s Divine Comedy, its language, history, and lasting significance.

Sisters analyze fantasy book series chapter by chapter, discussing plot, characters, theories, and world-building with humor and insight.

A weekly deep dive into Stephen King's bibliography and cultural impact, analyzed with humor and critical insight.

A horror fiction anthology featuring creepy stories from various authors, performed by voice actors with sound effects and music.

Dua Lipa discusses beloved books with their authors, exploring stories that provoke emotion and new perspectives.

Intimate interviews with prominent figures in arts, culture, and current affairs.

A deep dive into the lore, books, and episodes of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire and its TV adaptations.

Romance novel discussions and read-alongs that celebrate the genre as a feminist tool against the patriarchy.

Two authors share practical tips and humorous advice for improving your reading habits and solving common book lover problems.

Explores themes, characters, and hidden details in Sarah J. Maas's fantasy books and the Maasverse through in-depth literary analysis.

Two friends discuss books and interview inspiring women in weekly conversations.

A horror fiction anthology featuring multiple chilling stories performed by voice actor Erik Peabody and written by independent authors.

Two friends read and discuss books they’ve been meaning to get around to, from classics to obscure titles.

Richard Osman and Marina Hyde offer insider perspectives on TV, film, and pop culture with behind-the-scenes insights and industry analysis.

A horror fiction anthology featuring chilling tales from independent authors, narrated by storyteller Malcolm Blackwood.

Four bestselling authors discuss books, writing, and the literary life with fellow writers and readers.

A soothing reading of Sherlock Holmes stories in chronological order, paired with relaxation music to help listeners fall asleep.

Explores the historical context and author backgrounds behind classic and contemporary books.

Reviews and discussions of movies, TV, music, and video games from a rotating panel of pop culture critics and guests.

Examines popular airport bestsellers and their impact on readers' thinking.

Retells global myths and legends, from Arthur to Aladdin, with origins and tales reimagined for modern listeners.

Retells myths, legends, and folklore from around the world, revealing surprising origins and little-known tales of heroes, gods, and magic.

A modern podcast retelling of Sherlock Holmes' cases through the perspective of Dr. John Watson.

A weekly conversation with authors, actors, and creatives about how stories are developed and adapted from books to screen.

Original stories for children with imaginative characters and gentle adventures, ideal for bedtime or family listening.

Actors perform live readings of short fiction, blending literature and performance to explore the human experience.

A monthly reading and conversation with The New Yorker’s fiction editor Deborah Treisman.

Profiles, storytelling, and insightful conversations are explored in episodes hosted by David Remnick.

Two hosts discuss their current reads and offer genre-spanning, spoiler-free book reviews to help listeners choose what to read next.

Classic literature read aloud with helpful commentary for adult listeners.