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CBS News, Paramount Audio Announce Fall Slate of Podcasts


CBS News, Paramount Audio
CBS News, Paramount Audio

CBS News has announced its fall slate of new and returning podcasts. The lineup consists of new shows and new seasons produced by Paramount Audio and features veteran correspondents such as Erin Moriarty ("48 Hours") and Mo Rocca ("CBS News Sunday Morning") hosting podcasts about life, death, and true crime. The new slate expands CBS News' position in on-demand audio content.

"CBS News is one of the most trusted news sources around the world, and we are committed to making sure all audiences, not just our broadcast fans, have access to our reporting and the interesting stories they expect from our team," said Paramount EVP of Podcasting & Audio Steve Raizes. "Our hosts, such as Mo Rocca and Erin Moriarty, are using audio to take their passions to new places that are only possible in podcasting and we are confident that the stories we are showcasing alongside Paramount Audio will resonate with listeners everywhere."

The lineup of CBS News podcasts premiering and returning for new seasons this fall includes: "Post Mortem from 48 Hours" (September 19), "Agent of Betrayal: The Double Life of Robert Hanssen" (September 28), "Mobituaries with Mo Rocca" - Season 4 (October 4) and "My Life of Crime with Erin Moriarty" - Season 4 (October 18).

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