1, Amazon Music will premiere its newest exclusive podcast series: “Baby, This Is Keke Palmer,” a weekly interview show in which the actor-entrepreneur geeks out with friends, family, celebrity guests and experts.

Death,” “Business Wars,” “SmartLess” and “Even the Rich” podcasts from partners including NPR, the New York Times, CNN, ESPN, Slate and Barstool Sports and Amazon Music-exclusive shows.Īmazon Music’s exclusive podcasts include “MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious Stories,” “Suspect Season 2: Vanished in the Snow,” “Cold Season 3: The Search for Sheree,” “Killer Psyche Daily,” “I Hear Fear,” narrated by actor Carey Mulligan, and a weekly bonus episode of “The Old Man and the Three,” hosted by former NBA player JJ Redick. Those include Wondery’s premium shows like “Dr. On the podcast front, Prime members now have access through Amazon Music to a wide selection of ad-free podcasts. In the U.S., the program costs $139 per year (or $14.99 per month) and, in addition to free shipping on millions of products, includes access to Prime Video, Amazon Music and other perks. The overarching goal, Boom said, is to enhance the value of Prime membership. “This is about improving the Prime experience, not about Amazon cutting costs,” he said. on-demand access from the music companies are different but declined to get into the specifics. He acknowledged that the licensing terms for shuffle-play vs. Steve Boom, VP of Amazon Music, said Prime members have long asked for access to the full 100-million song catalog. The Unlimited plan also provides songs in HD and a growing number of tracks in Ultra HD audio and spatial audio. To get full on-demand access and offline listening, customers will need to pay extra for the Amazon Music Unlimited tier, which is currently $9.99/month for non-Prime members and $8.99/month with Prime.

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