Top 10 Apple Podcasts — Top Shows (US) — April 3, 2026

NBC News extends its television legacy into audio with this weekly true-crime and human-interest staple, holding steady as listeners’ comfort-food investigative fix.

Joe Rogan’s marathon conversations continue to dominate, with this ranking proving his cross-demographic appeal remains unrivaled, even without major controversy bait.

Ashley Flowers’ true-crime empire churns on, with this addictive episode covering a cold case that’s sparked new online sleuthing—a guaranteed audience magnet.

Serial Productions’ latest limited series retells a darkly comic literary scandal; landing at #5 on its debut day signals a breakout hit that’s already creating water-cooler buzz.

NPR’s 15-minute news capsule delivers essential headlines for the time-pressed; its slot here reflects continued trust in public radio’s brevity and accuracy.

Amy Poehler’s new interview series offers lighthearted celebrity banter and quick games—a rare uplift that’s finding an audience tired of crime and politics.

Hosts Alaina Urquhart and Ash Kelley dissect a macabre murder with dark humor; Morbid’s loyal fanbase keeps it perennial on the chart, despite a saturated genre.

This iHeart true-crime-meets-romance series follows a dating-app gone wrong; its rapid rise suggests listeners crave twisty narratives that blend real life and thriller.

Megyn Kelly’s conservative-leaning commentary and interviews hold a steady audience; its presence here underscores the chart’s appetite for opinionated news analysis.

NBC News extends its television legacy into audio with this weekly true-crime and human-interest staple, holding steady as listeners’ comfort-food investigative fix.

Joe Rogan’s marathon conversations continue to dominate, with this ranking proving his cross-demographic appeal remains unrivaled, even without major controversy bait.

Ashley Flowers’ true-crime empire churns on, with this addictive episode covering a cold case that’s sparked new online sleuthing—a guaranteed audience magnet.

Serial Productions’ latest limited series retells a darkly comic literary scandal; landing at #5 on its debut day signals a breakout hit that’s already creating water-cooler buzz.

NPR’s 15-minute news capsule delivers essential headlines for the time-pressed; its slot here reflects continued trust in public radio’s brevity and accuracy.

Amy Poehler’s new interview series offers lighthearted celebrity banter and quick games—a rare uplift that’s finding an audience tired of crime and politics.

Hosts Alaina Urquhart and Ash Kelley dissect a macabre murder with dark humor; Morbid’s loyal fanbase keeps it perennial on the chart, despite a saturated genre.

This iHeart true-crime-meets-romance series follows a dating-app gone wrong; its rapid rise suggests listeners crave twisty narratives that blend real life and thriller.

Megyn Kelly’s conservative-leaning commentary and interviews hold a steady audience; its presence here underscores the chart’s appetite for opinionated news analysis.