Top 10 Apple Podcasts — Top Shows (US) — April 6, 2026

The Joe Rogan Experience remains a powerhouse at #2, offering hours of unscripted conversation that keeps a devoted audience returning despite its polarizing reputation.

Serial Productions’ The Idiot lands at #3, a gripping investigation into a controversial criminal case that has sparked new debate about justice and narrative truth.

Audiochuck’s Crime Junkie holds at #4, feeding the true crime machine with a fast-paced, dual-host format that makes every unsolved case feel urgent.

NBC News’ Dateline NBC podcast capitalizes on the TV brand’s authority, delivering long-form crime reporting at #5—proving linear TV still spawns digital hits.

Pod Save America at #6 keeps the progressive political commentary alive, offering sharp analysis from former Obama staffers in a post-midterm landscape.

Good Hang with Amy Poehler occupies #7, a refreshingly light interview show where celebrities talk about hobbies and life—a welcome break from heavy news.

NPR’s Up First lands at #8, a 10-minute morning news brief that packs surprising depth for commuters who want context without commitment.

iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts’ Love Trapped debuts at #9, a dating series following four friends navigating modern romance—proving reality drama thrives in audio.

ABC News’ 20/20 rounds out the top 10 at #10, adapting the long-running TV newsmagazine into a podcast that examines high-profile crimes and mysteries.

The Joe Rogan Experience remains a powerhouse at #2, offering hours of unscripted conversation that keeps a devoted audience returning despite its polarizing reputation.

Serial Productions’ The Idiot lands at #3, a gripping investigation into a controversial criminal case that has sparked new debate about justice and narrative truth.

Audiochuck’s Crime Junkie holds at #4, feeding the true crime machine with a fast-paced, dual-host format that makes every unsolved case feel urgent.

NBC News’ Dateline NBC podcast capitalizes on the TV brand’s authority, delivering long-form crime reporting at #5—proving linear TV still spawns digital hits.

Pod Save America at #6 keeps the progressive political commentary alive, offering sharp analysis from former Obama staffers in a post-midterm landscape.

Good Hang with Amy Poehler occupies #7, a refreshingly light interview show where celebrities talk about hobbies and life—a welcome break from heavy news.

NPR’s Up First lands at #8, a 10-minute morning news brief that packs surprising depth for commuters who want context without commitment.

iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts’ Love Trapped debuts at #9, a dating series following four friends navigating modern romance—proving reality drama thrives in audio.

ABC News’ 20/20 rounds out the top 10 at #10, adapting the long-running TV newsmagazine into a podcast that examines high-profile crimes and mysteries.