Top 10 Apple Podcasts — Top Shows (US) — March 23, 2026

The Joe Rogan Experience holds its perennial power with a long-form conversation — this week's episode probably features a controversial guest or explores artificial intelligence, drawing listeners for its unfiltered, three-hour sprawl.

Crime Junkie, from Audiochuck, delivers another cold-case deep dive — Ashley Flowers' formula of gripping narrative and genuine detective work keeps true crime fans bingeing season after season.

Pod Save America, hosted by Obama alumni, offers a left-leaning take on the week's political chaos — ideal for listeners who want news analysis laced with inside jokes and frustration.

Dateline NBC repackages its iconic TV investigative journalism into a podcast format — familiar, trustworthy, and perfect for listeners who prefer their true crime with network polish.

The Secret World of Roald Dahl, an iHeartPodcasts original, explores the eccentric life of the beloved author — its presence here likely ties to a new Netflix adaptation, tapping into nostalgia and literary curiosity.

Love Trapped, from iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts, stages an immersive romantic thriller — its ascent signals growing audience appetite for scripted emotional drama over pure nonfiction.

Mick Unplugged, by Realm, offers candid interviews with musicians and creatives — find out how Mick manages to extract authentic stories from guests who often stay surface-level.

Trace of Suspicion, from NBC News, dives into a fresh unsolved mystery with journalistic rigor — perfect for listeners who want a serialized, evidence-focused crime case that unfolds episode by episode.

Morbid, hosted by Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart, continues its dark storytelling streak — this episode probably covers a historical murder with a side of morbid humor, keeping the true crime genre fresh.

The Joe Rogan Experience holds its perennial power with a long-form conversation — this week's episode probably features a controversial guest or explores artificial intelligence, drawing listeners for its unfiltered, three-hour sprawl.

Crime Junkie, from Audiochuck, delivers another cold-case deep dive — Ashley Flowers' formula of gripping narrative and genuine detective work keeps true crime fans bingeing season after season.

Pod Save America, hosted by Obama alumni, offers a left-leaning take on the week's political chaos — ideal for listeners who want news analysis laced with inside jokes and frustration.

Dateline NBC repackages its iconic TV investigative journalism into a podcast format — familiar, trustworthy, and perfect for listeners who prefer their true crime with network polish.

The Secret World of Roald Dahl, an iHeartPodcasts original, explores the eccentric life of the beloved author — its presence here likely ties to a new Netflix adaptation, tapping into nostalgia and literary curiosity.

Love Trapped, from iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts, stages an immersive romantic thriller — its ascent signals growing audience appetite for scripted emotional drama over pure nonfiction.

Mick Unplugged, by Realm, offers candid interviews with musicians and creatives — find out how Mick manages to extract authentic stories from guests who often stay surface-level.

Trace of Suspicion, from NBC News, dives into a fresh unsolved mystery with journalistic rigor — perfect for listeners who want a serialized, evidence-focused crime case that unfolds episode by episode.

Morbid, hosted by Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart, continues its dark storytelling streak — this episode probably covers a historical murder with a side of morbid humor, keeping the true crime genre fresh.