#podcast

#podcast

Born in Stockport in 1976, Will Mellor is an actor known for his role as Jambo in Hollyoaks and a decade-long run in Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. His co-star in the latter show was Ralf Little, born in 1980 in Oldham, who starred in The Royle Family before joining the sitcom in 2001. Mellor has since appeared in Mr Bates vs the Post Office, Line of Duty and Broadchurch,

People ask me, 'Do you forgive Ned for what he did?' Ariel begins. 'And, I mean, the answer is no. Absolutely not. How can you forgive somebody for lying to you, for cheating on you? No, I mean fuck no.' She pauses, seething with anger, saying that she's starting to see red. 'Forgiveness isn't the goal at this point.' Later in the episode, Ariel recalls the moment she discovered the affair.

Serena and Venus Williams are taking a swing at podcasting. The two sisters and tennis stars Serena finished her career at the 2022 U.S. Open; Venus just competed at that tournament in singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles will launch their podcast on X with a debut episode Wednesday. The podcast is called Stockton Street, named for where their home was in Compton, California.

Hello and welcome to Python Bytes, where we deliver Python news and headlines directly to your earbuds. This is episode 448, recorded September 8th, 2025. I'm Michael Kennedy. And I'm Brian Okken. September. Reminds me of Green Day. Brian, a little Green Day song. You know, wake me when September's over. Can't believe it's September. Listen to Green Day for a while. Yeah.

Online gambling is on the rise, and AI is entering the field. This week, hosts Lauren and Mike speak with senior writer Kate Knibbs to discuss how, from startups to traditional gambling sites, industry players are promoting AI agents with the promise of helping users make better bets. Join us live in San Francisco on September 9. Get your tickets here.

Live From the Blue Seats is recording tonight. Producer JL will be "in the booth" solo, as Rob and I won't be able to make it tonight. I have to admit, I'm unsure what he has planned, but it's always a good listen. As always we will be answering your questions. It's honestly our favorite part of the pod. The questions are great and they help keep us on our toes.

South Florida Sun Sentinel columnist Chris Perkins is joined by Dave Hyde and David Furones to go head-to-head over the ups and downs of the Miami Dolphins in their live show, now available as a free podcast.

"This is it for this edition of 'The Stephen A. Smith Show' with Samantha A. Smith and Stephen A. Smith. Thank you guys so much for tuning in. Yes, his forehead still has space left, you guys. There will always be space. No, he cannot afford a hair transplant. Keep watching so he can afford it. I'll be back next week, probably. Don't miss me too much."

As the WNBA is rounding the corner into the final playoff push, we spent the bulk of this week's episode talking through several of the more interesting W storylines, including what makes the Atlanta Dream cool, the exhausting spectacle of Dildogate, and how Maitreyi sold her book.

I feel happy to be with you... Overall, I'm here and I'm functioning. I feel really grateful to be moving through the world. I think I'm OK, but it's like a daily struggle, obviously.

Pop Culture Happy Hour launched 15 years ago and is celebrating by revisiting memorable early moments and assessing how they have held up over time.

In a recent episode of Post Games, host Chris Plante explores how video games can help players understand death. He is interviewing Kaitlin Tremblay, who is working on Ambrosia Sky, a game about death.

Killer Mike's new podcast, "Conversate with Killer Mike," merges unscripted conversation with humor and human perspective, featuring co-host Cutmaster Swiff.

"I woke up, 'cos I was in Tokyo. I look at my phone and I'm like, 'wow. Ha wow.' And then I went to the convenience store and I got a gin and tonic."

Available on board through the LNER digital portal, accessed by scanning the QR code on the back of customers' seats, and on all major platforms, it offers an engaging selection of stories, interviews, games, and fun facts tailored for young listeners.

This week in Chicago, the show features guest host Tom Papa, alongside panelists Brian Babylon, Negin Farsad, and Roy Blount, Jr., who share stories and humor about Adam Driver.

This show has been a place where I have been able to work through a lot of my own questions about religion, faith, and spirituality.

Much of the credit for this unusual and patently unstable mixture goes to our guest, Sports Illustrated's Emma Baccellieri. All of these are, somehow, her areas of expertise, and as such the decision to divide the episode between MLB (her former beat), the WNBA (her current one), and her beloved carbonated beverages (her lifetime beat, true passion, and the subject of her newsletter The Soda Fountain) more or less made itself.

Speaking to the Sunday Independent in 2024, Robert said it was the first-hand experience of the aftermath of his father's 1992 arrest in Florida that influenced his decision to pursue a career in law.

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews capitalized on their on-screen success with a joint podcast venture, discussing their family life openly and engaging fans.