LiSTNR has retained its place as Australia’s primary podcast community with greater than 6.2 million month-to-month listeners within the October Triton Podcast Ranker.
LiSTNR has 9 of the highest 20 podcast titles and three of Australia’s high podcasts of their genres:
- No. 1 comedy podcast – Hamish & Andy
- No. 1 information podcast – 7am with Schwartz Media
- No. 1 sports activities podcast – The Howie Video games
Different LiSTNR podcasts within the high 20 embrace Crime Junkie, It’s A Lot with Abbie Chatfield, Morbid, On Objective with Jay Shetty, SmartLess, and Triple M’s Rush Hour with JB & Billy.
LiSTNR additionally has probably the most podcasts ranked within the High 50 Podcasts together with My Favourite Homicide, The Briefing, Triple M’s The Marty Sheargold Present, 2 Bears 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreicher, Simply the Gist, Hamish & Andy’s Remembering Undertaking, Final Podcast On The Left, Freakonomics Radio, Conan O’Brian Wants A Pal, KICPOD, and 99% Invisible.
That’s Sufficient Already with Urzila Carlson jumped 20 locations to make its debut within the High 100 Podcasts, whereas The Era Why Podcast with Wondery rose 34 locations to additionally make its High 100 debut.
Actual Crime: Australia Detectives and The Mel Robbins Podcast with Stitcher Media made their debut within the High 150 Podcasts Ranker in October.
“Remaining the primary podcast community is a good consequence. As we head into summer season and the brand new 12 months, LiSTNR will proceed to publish new episodes throughout present titles and in addition with new unique podcasts, such because the doc-series, The Kids within the Photos, the Peking Duk Podcast from Australian music sensations of the identical title, and Willow Discuss for cricket followers,” SCA Government Head LiSTNR Podcasts, Grant Tothill, mentioned.
“There are extra new unique podcasts publishing in November and December and early 2023 as we proceed to curate and create a various, premium library of podcasts to serve our rising viewers throughout leisure, sport, factual and drama, parenting and youngsters, and information and data.”
