Spotify has unveiled the 2020 Wrapped personalised experience for listeners around the world.
 
This year’s Wrapped experience is full of insights on podcasts, artists, songs and genres that defined listening in 2020. 
 
Eligible users can access their personalised Wrapped experience today exclusively in the Spotify mobile app (iOS and Android).
 
New features to look out for:

Today Spotify has unveiled the top podcasts that helped defined how more than 320 million people around the world listened and discovered audio.
 
Whether it was to stay informed or simply tune it all out, people kept listening and creators never missed a beat. 
 
PODCASTS (AUSTRALIA)

They have wrapped up their breakfast show for 2020 but Brendan ‘Jonesy’ Jones and Amanda Keller are keeping the fun going, and sharing a few secrets too, throughout summer with the launch of Jonesy & Amanda’s Holiday Book Club podcast.
 
In each episode, Jonesy and Amanda will read sections of their memoirs and discuss the juicy details that didn’t make it into the book.
 

Blackwell is one of the Nova Network’s most respected music journalists and the co-host of Kate, Tim & Joel drive show. He has been chatting to musicians for over 18 years since joining Nova in 2001.

His experience and a passion for connecting audiences with artists takes shape in the new podcast series, presented by Nova Podcasts and produced in partnership with Pro Podcast Production.

This is the first question I ask students of my classes and I usually get a whiteboard full of answers once they have warmed up. There is one answer that I never get. It will be the basis of my next podcast; but I’ll come back to that.

Ghost Gate Road is the first original true-crime podcast from Whooshkaa Studios.
 
The nine-part series, written and narrated by The Night Dragon author Matthew Condon unveils the life and crimes of one of Australia's most sadistic and elusive murderers, Vincent O'Dempsey.
 

Spotify AUNZ have collaborated with former Australian Olympian, Cathy Freeman, and 16-year-old climate change activist, Jean Hinchliffe, to launch two Music + Talks shows titled My 2020 to discuss the music moments that shaped their year.  

Refugees caught in limbo in Australia share their stories in UNSW Sydney’s new storytelling project,‘Temporary’, produced in a collaboration involving UNSW’s Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, UNSW Centre for Ideas and Guardian Australia, and launching on 26 November worldwide.

Mamamia is expanding its podcast range again with a new offering ‘The Undone.’
 
Co-hosted by local talent Emily Vernem and Lucy Neville, who share an inner city flat and a workplace in Mamamia, the podcast will candidly dissect life’s big issues from a twenty-something’s perspective.
 
From sex and dating ‘garbage fires,’ to politics, money, identity and health, The Undone is made by Gen Zs at Mamamia, for Gen Zs.