Pushkin Industries
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About Pushkin Industries
Pushkin Industries is dedicated to producing audio in any format that challenges listeners, encourages their curiosity, and inspires joy. Or, in other words: Good, Smart, Fun. Founded in 2018, Pushkin has produced numerous podcasts that have broken into the top 10 on the Apple Podcasts chart, including Malcolm Gladwell’s hugely successful Revisionist History, as well as Against the Rules from Michael Lewis, Paul McCartney’s A Life in Lyrics, The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos, Broken Record, Tim Harford’s Cautionary Tales, The Last Archive, Deep Cover, Lost Hills, and Apple’s Best Show of 2021: A Slight Change of Plans. Pushkin’s audiobook catalog includes Steve Martin’s So Many Steves, Inside Voice by Lake Bell, the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Netanyahus by Joshua Cohen, Liar’s Poker by Michael Lewis, Fauci and Higher Animals by Michael Specter, Heartbreak by Florence Williams, and Malcolm Gladwell’s Miracle and Wonder: Conversations with Paul Simon, and _The Bomber Mafia._Follow us @pushkinpods.
Latest news
- Jun 8: First America has been announced by Pushkin Industries and Critical Frequency - a new narrative podcast that explores the untold story of the United States’ origins through the unwritten Native history of the country. It's hosted by Rebecca Nagle, and launches June 22.
- Jun 8: Pushkin Industries and Critical Frequency launch new narrative podcast First America for America 250 - The Series Hosted by Award-Winning Journalist Rebecca Nagle Will Launch Monday, June 22 PRESS RELEASE
- Apr 22: Irish broadcaster RTÉ has, for the first time, licensed a podcast to a US distribution partner. Stolen Sister tells the story of the murder of Elizabeth Plunkett, the first documented Irish victim of a serial killer; the show has been licensed to Pushkin Industries.
- Feb 24: Amy Westervelt’s Drilled Joins the Pushkin Podcast Network - A new series of Drilled is set for an April 21 release. PRESS RELEASE
- Feb 6: Malcolm Gladwell announces 'The American Way of Killing', a new book exploring the nation's gun epidemic - Building on decades of research and reporting, Gladwell argues that the solution lies not simply in “more gun control,” but in a total reevaluation of the issue. PRESS RELEASE
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