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Ambies-nominated comedic fantasy audio series. 🦁🧚‍♂️🍺
Bobby Moynihan, Rhea Seehorn, Timm Sharp, Steve Little, Jon Hamm +more!
🎙 @thesonarnetwork

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Before Stan, there was Randy.

Years ago, Mike Sacks found 11 CD's at a garage sale.
They told the story of another mediocre man from Poolesville, Maryland. Ceaselessly ambitious and at times off-putting. Randy has big, big ideas.

Listen to the completely unhinged audio memoir of Randy S.
CD 1 is out now on the StanLand feed.

If you're impatient, all 11 episodes are available on the Enter StanLand subscription on @applepodcasts.

Feat:
Dave Willis (Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Archer)
Eric Jason Martin (StanLand)
Ted Travelstead (Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell)

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Yes! Thank you!! More (much appreciated!) love for @stanlandseries

@sgwilson_earth1
@rheaseehorn
@jon_hamm
@bibbymoynihan
@imlaurenadams
@ericjasonmartin
@thesonarnetwork
@mikemonjo
@marimints

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Category Highlight 🎧✨💕BEST FICTION: COMEDY podcast! Check out ALL nominees at
podcastawards.nyc and find a new podcast! Audience Choice Award voting ends 12pm March 12. Vote everyday!

𝘔𝘪𝘯𝘰𝘳 𝘓𝘦𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘴 @minorlegendspodcast
A new comedy podcast exploring the vibrant and often overlooked experiences of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI). Created with a sense of urgency to share the authentic, comical, and often deeply relatable stories of Asian American talents who are often underrepresented in the media, set around a weekly dinner gathering of five friends.

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An audio comedy series about what happens when a pristine magical kingdom becomes a late-stage-capitalistic nightmare, a fantasy version of Myrtle Beach. Starring @rheaseehorn, @bibbymoynihan , @officialstevelittle , and Timm Sharp. Featuring Lauren Adams, Jon Hamm, John Waters, and more!

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@themurdererkillings
The Murderer Killings is a nine-episode, fully scripted parody of prestige true-crime podcasts. Designed as a complete, self-contained season, it mirrors the tone, pacing, and investigative tropes of series like Serial and In the Dark, but twists them into a sharply observed comedy.

𝘚𝘦𝘵 𝘚𝘢𝘪𝘭! @setsailpodcast
Set Sail is an interactive series that follows the 3 Sallow children through harrowing adventures, pirates, and a dangerous game of cat and mouse. At the end of each episode, the audience votes for what happens next - helping to shape the story. The theme is choosing your own destiny and found family.

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My favorite podcasts of 2025.

1. Worlds Beyond Number
2. Off Panel by SKTCHD
3. Ideas Don’t Bleed
4. The Kibitz / Cerebro
5. Ranger Danger
6. The Weekly Planet
7. StanLand
8. House of R / The Ringer-Verse
9. Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men
10. The Weekly Show / The Ezra Klein Show

Nerdy pop culture content ruled the day this year like every year. Narrative podcasts jumped into my top favorites this year — “Worlds Beyond Number” had some of the most satisfying storylines in any media this year, while “StanLand” was a scripted series that played on the corporatization of our childhood whimsy. Comics of course remain my greatest source of childhood whimsy, which is why comic creator interview shows like “Off Panel by SKTCHD” and “Ideas Don’t Bleed” stayed some of my favorite listens. “Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men” and “Cerebro” delved deep into the X-Men comics, while “Cerebro”’s sister show “The Kibitz” brought me all the pop culture news and gossip I needed. “Ranger Danger,” a watch-along podcast of Power Rangers and Tokusatsu media engaged the campy content with a similar fascination, earnestness, whimsy, and criticism as I do. “The Weekly Planet” and The Ringer network’s sister shows “House of R” and “The Ringer-Verse” did a great job as fans and critics engaging nerd media and news. And on the more serious news front, Jon Stewart and Ezra Klein’s shows felt like a single force that, at their best, kept me grounded and sane with interviews that investigated the macro level of so much going on in our world, our country, our economy, and technology.

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Woooo! STANLAND named as one of the best podcasts of 2025. Thanks Amazon Music!! And thanks for this giant billboard at Sankofa Square in Toronto!

Another @mikebsacks series dropping in the new year! Keep your 👀 and 👂 open!

Thanks to everyone who loved and shared StanLand this year. ❤️

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That’s a lot of puppy love! We are so grateful for all of the treats Furball Confidential received out in the wild!

🦴 Best Canadian Podcasts of 2025
🦴 New Show features in Canada, US & the UK
🦴 Included in the @acast Indie Podcast Amplifier
🦴 Top Show on @applepodcasts

We are just a small dog in the grand scheme of things and good press and coverage that cuts through all the noise is hard to come by.

Thank you to everyone who has listened, followed and shared this collection of heartfelt stories that shine a light on the beautiful relationships we have with our pets. You’re all good humans 🤗❤️

#podcast #playmorepods #amazonmusic #applepodcasts #grateful #furballconfidential #pets

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From plot twists to hot takes, these are the podcasts that owned 2025 🎙️ Listen now on Amazon Music.

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Thank you @goooodtape and @thewit for the wonderful StanLand shout out! Super appreciated!

@stanlandseries
@thesonarnetwork
@marimints
@mikemonjo

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PSA: Might be obvious 🤷🏻

1️⃣ Met @rightmood at a @resident_advisor x @sojourn_festival event. Biba & @graemeleung are a killer production team. Biba models, designs, produces—could pick any lane but chooses to grind at all of them. I see that same energy in so many creatives.

2️⃣ @thesonarnetwork has had our back through the Sleepless podcast journey. While supporting tons of pods, they still built StandLand + got a @tribeca nomination. Michael & Marianna remind me it really does take a village to build something sustainable.

3️⃣ While, we’d love sponsors for Sleepless Sessions, but it’s clear: brands want people. The ones who create something from nothing. It resonates with us. Same reason Nike works with the best athletes.

4️⃣ Creating in isolation helps, but your work only comes alive when you put it out. I’ve heard sounds born in our booths make it to dancefloors. Different energy entirely.

5️⃣ Sunny from @mysummerlair reminded me pop culture isn’t brain rot, it’s a mirror. Horror genre booming because life feels scary? Maybe.

6️⃣ Meeting @itselaineempalmado who came into for the drums while I left inspired by her story of rebuilding life after addiction. People are capable of wild levels of resilience.

7️⃣ The biggest DJs + bands started in tiny rooms. Small spaces are where everything begins.

8️⃣ @999adj, a DJ, anime lover, and radio founder @999_heardradio which champions Black sounds, showed me how community builds confidence and culture. That it’s the small communities of people that builds spaces are critical to society.

Wanted to write a whole lot more but character limited ✌️

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Over the last year, the Sonar Network has been deep in production on one of their most ambitious podcasts yet: STANLAND.

The new comedy-fantasy series written by American author and comedy writer, Mike Sacks, is essentially a Narnia parody that pokes fun at modern capitalism in a hiliarious and outrageous way. It also features the voices of notable comedians and actors Bobby Moynihan, Rhea Seehorn, Steve Little, and even John Hamm and John Waters.

Seemingly straight out of the gate, the show has been getting a ton of impressive notoriety. Listening through the series myself, it’s totally justified. This summer, STANLAND was an official selection at the Tribeca Film Festival and it was quick to be plastered across Times Square in New York City.

Audio fiction is a big bet for podcasters, but in my opinion, this series is a pretty refreshing take on a “celebrity podcast”. I talked to the Sonar Network’s Marianna Miniotis to learn more about producing the show with Mike Sacks as a ‘Sonar Original’, and what it was like to work with a team of notable American talent as a small Canadian podcast network.

LINK IN BIO.

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THE GOOD STUFF will turn you on to something new and unexpected. We dig for audio that tells wild stories, experiments with sound and format, introduces you to new people, and takes you places you've never been.

Official selection @tribecaaudio , @stanlandseries is a delirious high-wire act of audio fiction—satire, thriller, and fever dream rolled into one. With @rheaseehorn’s sharp, weary wit, @bibbymoynihan’s manic charm, Jon Hamm’s delicious menace, and John Waters purring like a trickster sea creature, the show skewers celebrity worship with gleeful viciousness. Steve Little and Timm Sharp round out the circus with perfect absurdity. The writing from @mikebsacks and @sgwilson_earth1 is tight, the performances gleam, and the whole thing teeters on the edge of chaos. Like the best pulp, it’s messy, brazen, and gloriously alive. Stanland isn’t comfort food—it’s a mad banquet you can’t stop devouring.

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