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Top New Shows (US)

1. The Survivor Files with Elizabeth Smart, iHeartPodcasts

2. COERCED: The Devotion & Death of Mica Francis Miller, LUNASHARK MEDIA

3. Still Counting, Crooked Media

4. Happy Hour with Ina Garten, Vox Media

5. Natural Causes, Cool Zone Media

6. Audible True Crime, Audible

7. The Vic Mensa Show, Mass Appeal & ORANJ

8. Traina Thoughts, Underscore

9. Blood Stone, Voyage Media

10. Outer Banks: The Official Podcast, Netflix

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