These Are The Podcasts We Can’t Stop Listening To
An Excellent Fit
Hosted by fashion editors Alice Casely-Hayford and Kay Barron, An Excellent Fit explores personal style through conversations with some of the most interesting names in the industry – and beyond. From wardrobe staples and vintage finds to past regrets and career highlights, expect candid conversations, plenty of inspiration and a fresh perspective on getting dressed.
“The whole first season of this show is a must-listen but I particularly enjoyed the episode with Jo Ellison, the editor of How To Spend It. She’s not someone you hear from very often, especially when it comes to discussing her own personal style. I also recommend Tish Weinstock’s episode – she has such a unique aesthetic.” – Charlotte Collins, Editor-In-Chief
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Let’s Get Dressed
Hosted by fashion insider Liv Perez, Let’s Get Dressed covers everything from the trends worth knowing about and the designers to have on your radar to building a wardrobe that feels distinctly your own. With conversations featuring industry insiders, practical styling advice and plenty of fashion inspiration, it’s a great listen for anyone looking to refine their personal style and rethink the way they get dressed.
“This fashion podcast is a real mix and I loved the episode with Jack Savoie. Liv is so good at finding people who are shaping the industry almost from the outside in. It feels a bit more underground and cool.” – Harriet Russell, Copy Director
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Big Bro With Kid Cudi
In Big Bro, rapper and actor Kid Cudi invites some of the biggest names in music, film and culture to have candid conversations that go beyond the usual interview. From untold career stories to the influences, passions and experiences that have shaped his guests, this podcast mixes humour, behind-the-scenes insights and the kind of easygoing chats that feel like catching up with old friends.
“The episode with Kylie Jenner came up on my FYP and I’m so glad it did. I didn’t know she was friends with Kid Cudi but I liked that he asked her some less obvious questions – it must be hard to interview someone who lots of people feel they already know.” – Sapna Rao, Deputy Editor
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Casefile: Silk Road
This three-part series from Casefile tells the story of Silk Road, the notorious online black market that operated on the dark web. At its centre is Ross Ulbricht, the young entrepreneur behind the site, which became a global marketplace for illegal drugs and other goods, using Bitcoin to keep transactions anonymous. As the business grew, so did the attention of law enforcement. A gripping deep dive into the rise of an underground empire and the investigation that brought it down.
“This mini-series is such an interesting look at how Silk Road started and how it was eventually shut down by the FBI. It’s great if you like true crime but don’t love the gore.” – Lucia Hawley, Fashion & Copy Associate
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Dish
Hosted by broadcaster Nick Grimshaw and Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett, Dish brings the dinner-party conversation to you. In each episode, the pair welcome a celebrity guest to the table for a delicious meal cooked by Angela and plenty of candid, often hilarious chat. From career highs and personal stories to food favourites and cooking tips, it’s an entertaining mix of good conversation and serious foodie inspiration.
“I couldn’t wait to listen to the recent Rob Beckett episode. He’s so funny – I low-key kind of fancy him – and I really wanted to check out the delicious-looking chicken recipe Angela made.” – Billie Bhatia, SL Contributor
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Khloé In Wonderland
In Khloé in Wonder Land, Khloé Kardashian sits down with famous faces, friends and experts for candid conversations that go beyond the headlines. From relationships and motherhood to self-confidence, career lessons and the stranger corners of pop culture, expect honest stories, unexpected revelations and plenty of unfiltered chat.
“The episode with Tristan Thompson was so good. It was interesting to hear them both talk about their relationship and how they now co-parent.” – Sapna Rao, Deputy Editor
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The Rest Is Classified
Hosted by former CIA analyst David McCloskey and BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera, The Rest Is Classified takes listeners inside the shadowy world of espionage. From double agents and secret missions to notorious intelligence operations and the power struggles shaping world events, each episode unpacks a real-life spy story with expert insight and gripping detail.
“At the start of the year, I didn’t even know The Rest Is Classified existed but it’s since become addictive listening. I really like that they break it up into mini series. Start with How MI5 Stopped Another 9/11 – it’s a gripping insight into how the intelligence agencies foil plots before they play out.” – Harriet Russell, Copy Director
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Intrigue: Worse Than Murder
In Worse Than Murder, a series from BBC Radio 4’s Intrigue, journalist Jane MacSorley investigates one of Britain’s most disturbing unsolved cases. In 1969, Muriel McKay was kidnapped after being mistaken for Rupert Murdoch’s wife and held for a £1 million ransom. Despite an extensive police investigation, she was never seen again. Through interviews, historical detail and new insights into the case, this series unpicks a crime that shocked the country and left a family searching for answers for more than 50 years.
“This real-life story looks at a serious crime gone wrong. The perpetrators intended to kidnap Rupert Murdoch’s wife but ended up taking the wife of an executive who worked for him at the time. It could honestly be a movie – I ate it up.” – Nana Acheampong, Senior Fashion Editor & Broadcaster
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