Right now the top three are All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg, Acquired and Machine Gods. Those three covers are the ones an Australian listener browsing Technology sees first, so they are the fairest thing to hold yours up against.
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & FriedbergAll-In Podcast, LLC - 2
AcquiredBen Gilbert and David Rosenthal - 3
Machine GodsNPR - 4
The AI Daily Brief: Artificial Intelligence News and AnalysisNathaniel Whittemore - 5Your cover goes hereTap to choose, or drop a file on this row
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Hard ForkThe New York Times - 7
Lex Fridman PodcastLex Fridman - 8
Search EnginePJ Vogt - 9
Waveform: The MKBHD PodcastMKBHD - 10
Darknet DiariesJack Rhysider - 11
Dwarkesh PodcastDwarkesh Patel - 12
Better OfflineCool Zone Media and iHeartPodcasts - 13
Download This ShowABC Australia - 14
The VergecastThe Verge - 15
TED Radio HourNPR - 16
Deep Questions with Cal NewportCal Newport - 17
This Week in Tech (Audio)TWiT - 18
The a16z ShowAndreessen Horowitz - 19
Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | GrowthLenny Rachitsky - 20
Two Blokes Talking TechTrevor Long and Stephen Fenech - 21
The Driven PodcastThe Driven Podcast - 22
American Alchemy with Jesse MichelsJesse Michels - 23
The Talk Show With John GruberDaring Fireball / John Gruber - 24
Latent Space: The AI Engineer PodcastLatent.Space - 25
The Pragmatic EngineerGergely Orosz - 26
Your Undivided AttentionThe Center for Humane Technology, Tristan Harris, Aza Raskin - 27
Well There‘s Your ProblemWTYP is Justin Roczniak, November Kelly, Liam McAnderson, and friends. - 28
Accidental Tech PodcastMarco Arment, Casey Liss, John Siracusa - 29
Uncanny Valley | WIREDWIRED - 30
Triple ClickMaximum Fun - 31
How I AIClaire Vo - 32
硅谷101硅谷101 - 33
ev.newsMartyn Lee - 34
AI Australia PodcastMantel - 35
Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT PodcastEveryday AI - 36
The MacRumors ShowThe MacRumors Show - 37
What Bitcoin DidDanny Knowles - 38
Security Now (Audio)TWiT - 39
Claude AI Genius PodcastClaude Anthropic Expert Brandon Gaille - 40
ProHuman: Governing the Global AI RevolutionForeign Policy - 41
Version HistoryThe Verge - 42
Intelligent Machines (Audio)TWiT - 43
"The Cognitive Revolution"Erik Torenberg, Nathan Labenz - 44
Tech Won't Save UsParis Marx - 45
Everything Is FakeBBC Radio 4 - 46
Mac Power UsersRelay - 47
The Last InventionLongview - 48
The Neuron: AI ExplainedThe Neuron - 49
Practical AIDaniel Whitenack and Chris Benson - 50
MacBreak Weekly (Audio)TWiT - 51
No Priors: Artificial Intelligence | Technology | StartupsConviction - 52
AppleInsider PodcastAppleInsider - 53
科技这碗饭八十只耳朵 - 54
Sources with Alex HeathAlex Heath - 55
The PetaPixel Photography PodcastPetaPixel - 56
Reply AllGimlet - 57
Down RoundDown Round - 58
This Week in Tech (Video)TWiT - 59
9to5Mac Daily9to5Mac - 60
罗永浩的十字路口罗永浩的十字路口 - 61
9to5Mac Happy Hour9to5Mac - 62
Syntax - Tasty Web Development TreatsWes Bos & Scott Tolinski - Full Stack JavaScript Web Developers - 63
This Week in StartupsJason Calacanis - 64
Endless ThreadWBUR - 65
Understood: The Big BetCBC - 66
Linear DigressionsKatie Malone - 67
Life and Technology with Charlie BrownTapt Media - 68
Times TechThe Sunday Times - 69
The Peterman PodRyan Peterman - 70
Y Combinator Startup PodcastY Combinator - 71
Milk Road CryptoMilk Road - 72
TBPNJohn Coogan & Jordi Hays - 73
The AI DropFreshfields - 74
TED TechTED Tech - 75
Tech GuideStephen Fenech - 76
Apple EventsApple - 77
Galaxy BrainThe Atlantic - 78
Mac Geek Gab — Apple Tips, Tricks, and TroubleshootingDave Hamilton, Pilot Pete & Adam Christianson - 79
Life, AutomatedRyan Institute on Complexity at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management - 80
Rabbit HoleThe New York Times - 81
BanklessBankless - 82
Macworld PodcastFoundry - 83
The Stack Overflow PodcastThe Stack Overflow Podcast - 84
Mixture of ExpertsIBM - 85
Signals and ThreadsJane Street - 86
Talking HealthTechTalking HealthTech - 87
MacBreak Weekly (Video)TWiT - 88
Pirate WiresPirate Wires - 89
LINUX UnpluggedJupiter Broadcasting - 90
Brad & Will Made a Tech Pod.Brad Shoemaker, Will Smith - 91
TechStuffiHeartPodcasts - 92
The FIT File with DC Rainmaker and DesFitDC Rainmaker & DesFit - 93
Thinking Crypto News & InterviewsTony Edward - 94
出海进行时出海进行时 - 95
Taylor Lorenz’s Power UserTaylor Lorenz - 96
For Humanity: An AI Risk PodcastThe AI Risk Network - 97
三五环刘飞Lufy - 98
The Bitcoin Way PodcastThe Bitcoin Way - 99
A Beginner's Guide to AIDietmar Fischer - 100
Unearthed: The people changing Australian agricultureAgriFutures Australia - 101
Panic WorldGarbage Media
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What is different about the Australian chart
Roughly 43 shows in each hundred also chart in the US, so this store sits between the borrowed charts and the independent ones. ABC Australia is the strongest local presence by some distance: 9 of the top 100 in News, 9 in Society & Culture and 9 in Kids & Family when counted on 10 September. Australian show names are also among the shortest here, averaging 23 characters, which is genuinely helpful at thumbnail size.
Counted, in this hundred
Off the same chart drawn above, which is in Apple’s order: number one is the cover doing the most work in Australia right now.
25 of these 100 shows have a name longer than 25 characters. The average is 21. The longest is "The AI Daily Brief: Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis", which is not a name that fits in a list row.
38 of them get by on two words or fewer. Those are the covers that can set their name large enough to read while scrolling.
TWiT holds 6 of the 100 places. A publisher with that many shows in one chart is running a house style, so several of the covers you are placed against are variations of one another.
63 of these 100 also chart in the United States. The other 37 are local to this store, which is the part of the chart worth studying if you are publishing into it.