David Dimbleby's hugely compelling history of capitalism: best podcasts of the week
David Dimbleby takes on the history of capitalism. It's a slick listen that opens in a barrage of air raid sirens and rumbling aircraft engines as Anthony Fisher watches his brother die while they both fly planes during the second world war – before going on to found the free-market thinktank the Institute of Economic Affairs. The half-hour episodes don't allow for deep dives but are as hugely listenable as anything featuring its host's voice is. Alexi DugginsBBC Sounds, episodes weekly
A new series of the pared-back podcast in which a parent and their child sit down for a conversation, with the Rev Richard Coles in his major return to audio since leaving Radio 4. Vanessa Feltz, who just launched a new daytime show, is first up chatting with her therapist daughter Saskia – and, unsurprisingly, they are a talkative, candid pair. Hollie RichardsonWidely available, episodes weekly
A rare story of social media being used for good. When LA teenager Daisy De La O was murdered outside her Compton apartment in 2021, her friends launched a TikTok campaign to find the perpetrator – and it worked. Jenn Swann reports, while Paris Hilton executive produces. Hollie Richardson Widely available, episodes weekly
'I like to be five or six years late to any trend,' says Parks and Recreation alumnus Amy Poehler in her super-fun new interview show. It opens with a daft, hysterical laughter-strewn brainstorm about questions with other celebrity pals, including Seth Meyers and Fred Armisen, before its main guest Tina Fey. Or in Poehler's words: 'My wife, really, in life.' AD
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This series about wacky crimes features a brief intro from Steve Buscemi before diving into its tales. The first episode is about a Floridian teen whose victory in a homecoming queen election saw and her teacher mother accused of falsifying students' votes to ensure she won. The resulting tale of fraud, arrest and national scandal is a tad thin, but certainly entertaining. ADWidely available, episodes weekly
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