Radiotopia
Networks and production companies
Audio with vision
Website: www.radiotopia.fm
Owned by: PRX
About Radiotopia
Created in 2014, Radiotopia from PRX is the first network of its kind. As a network of independent podcasts, Radiotopia empowers audio creators with the artistic freedom to thrive on their own terms and to bring audiences inspired, high-quality, and well-crafted soundscapes. Programming from across Radiotopia has received recognition from the Peabody Awards, the duPont-Columbia Awards, the Tribeca Festival, the National Magazine Awards, and the Pulitzer Prizes.
Immerse yourself in stories and conversations of all kinds — intellectual and emotional, real and imagined, entertaining and thought-provoking. Be part of a community that values bold authenticity and boundless creativity. Discover award-winning audio with vision at Radiotopia.fm.
Latest news
- Sep 2: Acclaimed indie podcast network Radiotopia from PRX unveiled Light Box, a new podcast from composer Mark Henry Phillips exploring the impact of AI on artistic creation. A trailer is available now and the show debuts September 15. Phillips' work has been previously heard on signature podcasts ranging from Serial to Passenger List.
- Aug 19: Music Makes Us from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, PRX's Radiotopia, and Talkhouse features unfiltered conversations with revolutionary musicians. A new season begins August 25, hosted by legendary artist Kathleen Hanna.
- Mar 16: Amityvilleville is a new podcast part of the Radiotopia podcast network, co-created by Alex Goldman and Caroline Thompson. The show is an excavation of the influential "Amityville Horror" franchise filled with cultural commentary and an ever-increasing descent into insanity.
- Sep 23, 2025: Radiotopia announced its upcoming podcast slate.
- Jun 23, 2025: Radiotopia has announced a new season of Radiotopia Presents - this time round, it’s Doing The Wiz, a new documentary series going behind the scenes of a high school musical that changed everything for a group of teens in the early 2000s.
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