Top 10 Apple Podcasts — Top Shows (US) — March 24, 2026

“Crime Junkie” by Audiochuck grabs #2, a weekly true-crime staple that blends storytelling with the hosts’ conversational tone, often sparking listener-led investigations.

“The Joe Rogan Experience” at #3 proves its staying power: three-hour freewheeling conversations with guests ranging from scientists to comedians, drawing a massive and loyal audience.

“The Secret World of Roald Dahl” from iHeartPodcasts lands at #4, a serialized documentary peeling back the author’s private life—an unexpected hit that rides nostalgia and scandal.

“Love Trapped” by iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts comes in at #5, a reality romance series that follows singles vying for love in an isolated villa—scripted drama for the podcast age.

“Mick Unplugged” by Realm debuts at #6, a hybrid interview-advice show where the host gets guests to reveal personal reinvention stories—part therapy, part pep talk.

“Up First” from NPR at #7 is a 15-minute morning news digest that competes head-to-head with “The Daily” by prioritizing speed and multiple angles over a single deep dive.

“Pod Save America” earns #8, a left-leaning political talk show from former Obama staffers that dissects current events with insider humor and sharp analysis.

“Morbid” by Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart at #9 is a true-crime and dark-history podcast that treats gruesome cases with empathy and occasional gallows humor.

“Pardon My Take” from Barstool Sports rounds out the top 10 at #10, a satirical sports podcast that skewers ESPN culture while delivering actual analysis and irreverent rants.

“Crime Junkie” by Audiochuck grabs #2, a weekly true-crime staple that blends storytelling with the hosts’ conversational tone, often sparking listener-led investigations.

“The Joe Rogan Experience” at #3 proves its staying power: three-hour freewheeling conversations with guests ranging from scientists to comedians, drawing a massive and loyal audience.

“The Secret World of Roald Dahl” from iHeartPodcasts lands at #4, a serialized documentary peeling back the author’s private life—an unexpected hit that rides nostalgia and scandal.

“Love Trapped” by iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts comes in at #5, a reality romance series that follows singles vying for love in an isolated villa—scripted drama for the podcast age.

“Mick Unplugged” by Realm debuts at #6, a hybrid interview-advice show where the host gets guests to reveal personal reinvention stories—part therapy, part pep talk.

“Up First” from NPR at #7 is a 15-minute morning news digest that competes head-to-head with “The Daily” by prioritizing speed and multiple angles over a single deep dive.

“Pod Save America” earns #8, a left-leaning political talk show from former Obama staffers that dissects current events with insider humor and sharp analysis.

“Morbid” by Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart at #9 is a true-crime and dark-history podcast that treats gruesome cases with empathy and occasional gallows humor.

“Pardon My Take” from Barstool Sports rounds out the top 10 at #10, a satirical sports podcast that skewers ESPN culture while delivering actual analysis and irreverent rants.