Top 10 Apple Podcasts — Top Shows (US) — March 25, 2026

Crime Junkie by Audiochuck holds strong at #2, proving its addictive true-crime storytelling still hooks listeners in a market crowded with copycats.

The Joe Rogan Experience lands at #3, showing that Joe Rogan’s long-form conversations still pull huge daily audiences despite competition from newer podcasts.

Good Hang with Amy Poehler from The Ringer bursts into #4, a rare comedy win that leans on Poehler’s charisma and sharp celeb interviews.

Dateline NBC comes in at #5, turning TV crime journalism into a bingeworthy podcast format that attracts millions of daily listeners.

Pod Save America holds #6, making clear that political commentary aimed at progressive audiences still finds a loyal daily audience months after election season.

Call Her Daddy sits at #7, Alex Cooper’s unfiltered talk show proving that sex-positive comedy remains a consistent top-10 player.

Love Trapped by iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts climbs to #8, a dating reality show that capitalizes on the public’s fascination with relationship drama.

Up First from NPR hits #9, a quick news briefing that competes head-to-head with The Daily by delivering essential headlines in under 15 minutes.

Mick Unplugged from Realm surprises at #10, an intimate interview series that muscles past established giants with raw, personal conversations.

Crime Junkie by Audiochuck holds strong at #2, proving its addictive true-crime storytelling still hooks listeners in a market crowded with copycats.

The Joe Rogan Experience lands at #3, showing that Joe Rogan’s long-form conversations still pull huge daily audiences despite competition from newer podcasts.

Good Hang with Amy Poehler from The Ringer bursts into #4, a rare comedy win that leans on Poehler’s charisma and sharp celeb interviews.

Dateline NBC comes in at #5, turning TV crime journalism into a bingeworthy podcast format that attracts millions of daily listeners.

Pod Save America holds #6, making clear that political commentary aimed at progressive audiences still finds a loyal daily audience months after election season.

Call Her Daddy sits at #7, Alex Cooper’s unfiltered talk show proving that sex-positive comedy remains a consistent top-10 player.

Love Trapped by iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts climbs to #8, a dating reality show that capitalizes on the public’s fascination with relationship drama.

Up First from NPR hits #9, a quick news briefing that competes head-to-head with The Daily by delivering essential headlines in under 15 minutes.

Mick Unplugged from Realm surprises at #10, an intimate interview series that muscles past established giants with raw, personal conversations.