Michelle Obama Reveals Secrets of Iconic Outfits: Discover This Week’s Top Podcasts

Top Selection of the Week

Spotlight: IMO – The Look

The latest addition to Michelle Obama’s IMO podcast series aligns with the release of a coffee-table book detailing her sartorial journey. This sleek production (typical of the Obamas) features notable guests like ex-Teen Vogue chief Elaine Welteroth and actress Jane Fonda. True to Michelle Obama’s essence, the podcast offers both flair and depth, delving into the unique challenges she faced as the inaugural African American First Lady. Hannah J Davies
Widely available, episodes weekly

Waiting Game

From awaiting medical results to the arrival of a special day, waiting is a universally mixed experience. This series, hosted by Katy Davis, explores the poignant uncertainties faced by people waiting for a partner in prison, the birth of a surrogate child, or recovery from a near-death experience. Hollie Richardson

Widely available, episodes weekly

The Vigilant

Continuing its tradition of probing into sensitive issues, Serial Productions from The New York Times presents this investigative series. Journalist Dyan Neary investigates cases of children taken from their homes due to abuse allegations made by a single doctor, questioning whether the protective measures were justified. HJD

Widely available, episodes weekly

Unveiling Secrets

Though freedom of information requests might lack glamour, investigative journalist Jason Leopold and First Amendment lawyer Matt Topic manage to make them enthralling. Their podcast reveals how these requests have exposed startling truths in the U.S., including a confession by Donald Trump’s chief of staff about the former president’s misleading tweets. Alexi Duggins

Widely available, episodes weekly

The Europeans: Best in Class

This new miniseries competes European nations against each other in sectors like housing, childcare, and drug policy to determine the superior. A notable episode on childcare discusses everything from Iceland’s landmark women’s strike to Sweden’s restrictive childcare policies for toddlers when a new sibling is born. Surprisingly, the top childcare services are found outside Scandinavia. AD

Widely available, episodes weekly