Top 10 Apple Podcasts — Top Shows (US) — March 27, 2026

Alex Cooper's *Call Her Daddy* remains a cultural juggernaut at #2, blending raw sex advice with celebrity interviews that feel like eavesdropping on a brutally honest best friend.

Ashley Flowers' *Crime Junkie* claims #3 with its fast-paced true crime recaps—police reports turned into addictive narrative, proving the genre's unshakeable grip on American listeners.

Joe Rogan's marathon conversations on *The Joe Rogan Experience* slide to #4—still a massive draw, though controversy about his March 26 guest may be cooling daily plays.

NBC News' *Dateline NBC* secures #5 by repurposing its TV archive into audio-first investigations—murder cases that feel intimate without the screen, a smart format for commuters.

Amy Poehler's *Good Hang with Amy Poehler* debuts hot at #6, a new Ringer show where the comedian interviews friends in a loose, laughing format—proof celeb-led chats still resonate.

NPR's *Up First* rises to #7 with 15-minute news briefs—the antidote to information overload, giving listeners just enough context on March 27 to start their day smart.

Serial Productions' *The Idiot* lands at #8—a sprawling, unsettling look at a charming fraudster, rewarding patience with slow-burn revelations that keep listeners hooked across episodes.

Morbid, hosted by Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart, hits #9—true crime with a conversational, almost gossipy edge, a favorite for listeners who want gruesome details without the grim production.

iHeartPodcasts' *Love Trapped* sneaks into #10—a scripted dating drama mimicking reality TV's cliffhangers, marking the first fictional non-true-crime entry in months and a signal of genre evolution.

Alex Cooper's *Call Her Daddy* remains a cultural juggernaut at #2, blending raw sex advice with celebrity interviews that feel like eavesdropping on a brutally honest best friend.

Ashley Flowers' *Crime Junkie* claims #3 with its fast-paced true crime recaps—police reports turned into addictive narrative, proving the genre's unshakeable grip on American listeners.

Joe Rogan's marathon conversations on *The Joe Rogan Experience* slide to #4—still a massive draw, though controversy about his March 26 guest may be cooling daily plays.

NBC News' *Dateline NBC* secures #5 by repurposing its TV archive into audio-first investigations—murder cases that feel intimate without the screen, a smart format for commuters.

Amy Poehler's *Good Hang with Amy Poehler* debuts hot at #6, a new Ringer show where the comedian interviews friends in a loose, laughing format—proof celeb-led chats still resonate.

NPR's *Up First* rises to #7 with 15-minute news briefs—the antidote to information overload, giving listeners just enough context on March 27 to start their day smart.

Serial Productions' *The Idiot* lands at #8—a sprawling, unsettling look at a charming fraudster, rewarding patience with slow-burn revelations that keep listeners hooked across episodes.

Morbid, hosted by Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart, hits #9—true crime with a conversational, almost gossipy edge, a favorite for listeners who want gruesome details without the grim production.

iHeartPodcasts' *Love Trapped* sneaks into #10—a scripted dating drama mimicking reality TV's cliffhangers, marking the first fictional non-true-crime entry in months and a signal of genre evolution.