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    Apple Podcasts Subscriptions: what's confirmed so far▼Apple Podcasts Subscriptions video: what's confirmed so far✉newsTechnologyGadgets2 d ago

    Attention is on Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, with coverage recapping what has been confirmed about the feature so far. Apple has announced a subscription option for podcasts, letting listeners pay creators for premium content, but details on pricing, rollout and availability remain limited. Audiences and podcasters are waiting for Apple to clarify how the service will work before it launches broadly.

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    Horror podcast covers Casper Kelly's dark comedy Buddy●Season 2 Episode 12 of EVIL*ASTERISK PODCAST features Casper Kelly's dark horror comedy, Buddy (2026) 📺 The podcast is oMmastodonCultureFilm221 h ago

    EVIL*ASTERISK Podcast has released its Season 2, Episode 12, dedicating the installment to Buddy (2026), a dark horror comedy from Casper Kelly. The hosts, who describe their show as covering obscure, odd and wholly original horror films, review the film in the new episode, which is available across major podcast and streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple and YouTube.

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    New Podcast Jokes About Launching a Show After Covid●I created a podcast because that’s what you do during # Covid , right? Covid’s over? Oh, I created a podcast because thaMmastodonHealthPandemics61 d ago

    A podcast called You're On Mute has been launched, with its makers joking about the timing: starting a show was the thing to do during Covid, and apparently it is also the thing to do now that Covid is over. The self-aware quip is being used to promote the programme, which is available on Apple Podcasts.

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    A week with Apple Podcasts on iOS 27●I tried Apple Podcasts app on iOS27 for a week… What I liked: Dynamic, iOS-native design (it’s a first-party app) PodcasMmastodonTechnologyMobile220 h ago

    A blogger spent a week testing the Apple Podcasts app on iOS 27 and published a hands-on review. They praised its dynamic, iOS-native design as a first-party app, noted that podcast artwork looks better in full screen, and said audio quality seems slightly improved, though they could not confidently tell the difference. Other reactions to the updated app are circulating as iOS 27 discussion grows.