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Last modified on Thu 24 Dec 2020 09.52 EST This list is Top 20 shows, with points allocated for every placing that are then tallied to create this order. 20 Hunting Ghislaine As an alleged accomplice to Jeffrey Epstein, socialite Ghislaine Maxwell is awaiting trial for charges related to the late financier and sex offender. Investigative reporter John Sweeney helms a podcast on events described by its makers as “melancholic and macabre”, deftly delving into connections with a number of insalubrious sorts – and a familiar member of the British royal family. 19 United Zingdom Vice journ...

Kim Cattrall continues to stand by her decision to back out of making any more Sex And The City films as she faced 'so much misery' amid the backlash. The 64-year-old actress played hugely popular character Samantha Jones on the series and two follow-up films, but refused to do another amid a public feud with co-star Sarah Jessica Parker, 55. And in a new interview with the Women’s Prize For Fiction Podcast, the British-born star has revealed that she she was eager to move on from the iconic project and 'tell stories that [she] hadn't heard before'. Freedom of choice: Kim Cattrall continues...

Kim Cattrall has revealed that she made the conscious decision not to try for children when she was 41 and starring on her iconic show Sex And The City. The 64-year-old actress, who was newly married to musician Mark Levinson at the time, was in the midst of enjoying immense success on the HBO show during a period when mature women had limited options onscreen. And in a new interview with the Women’s Prize For Fiction Podcast, out on Wednesday, the British-born star admitted that her gruelling schedule, coupled with her passion for her work, left her feeling motherhood wasn't a viable optio...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. The 18 Best History Podcasts Of This Or Indeed Any Era The story of the dawn of time to now, plus some Squarespace ads Francois LOCHONGetty Images There's no end of podcasts where someone reads some surprising story to their co-host, who cracks wise and asks the dumb questions you'd probably want to ask in the same position. They're usually white blokes. It's the spine of the podcasting universe. Let's call it The Dollop Paradigm. This isn't to do down the Dollop, which is ace, but there are loads more podcast...