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Our top podcasting stories for today that you didn't know you needed but now can't live without.

A true crime podcast solves a 42 year old cold case In a plot twist worthy of a Netflix series, Illinois detectives cracked a 42 year old cold case thanks to their true Crime podcast Somebody Knows Something.

The show reignited interest in the 1983 disappearance of Karen Shea Sheepers, leading to the discovery of her car in the Fox River.

Inside were personal items including a sapphire ring and a high school tassel, which were returned to her 90 year old mother.

Who knew that podcasting could be more effective at police work than the police Lazy Hype Launches Wellness Podcast Wellness brand Lazy Hype is entering the podcasting arena with a new show, profiling Fitness Entrepreneurs and holistic Practitioners.

Hosted by founder Liz Hernandez, the podcast aims to highlight voices from the wellness industry because clearly what the world needs now is more influencers sharing their unique insights on health and wellness.

Politico's Playbook Goes Audio Politico is transforming its flagship newsletter into a daily podcast.

With former NBC News reporter Dasha Burns as its host.

The Playbook podcast promises to deliver the same political insights, now in audio format.

Because reading political spin wasn't enough, now you can listen to it during your morning jog, bitch.

That's all for today, you glorious eavesdropping gremlin.

Until next time, if your podcast has more ads than insight, I'm skipping to the outro Boo.

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