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Obsessed with the upcoming royal wedding? You need to listen to this podcast | London Evening Standard

This podcast deep dives into everything you need to know about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s nuptials

Obsessed with the upcoming royal wedding? You need to listen to this podcast | London Evening Standard
Obsessed with the upcoming royal wedding? You need to listen to this podcastThis podcast deep dives into everything you need to know about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s nuptials

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Podcasts have well and truly become a thing.

Ever since Serial took over the world’s ears for a few weeks with its true crime investigation into Adnan Syed in 2014, podcasts covering every possible subject have popped up all over the world.

But there is a new one that has piqued our interests: a podcast solely dedicated to dissecting the upcoming nuptials between Prince Harry and American actress, Meghan Markle.

The world went into a tailspin on the morning of November 27, 2017 when Meghan and Harry announced their engagement.

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And now Panoply has launched When Meghan Met Harry: A Royal Weddingcast.

The title, a spin on Nora Ephron’s When Harry Met Sally describes itself as a podcast that is “here to help you unwrap all the feels, obsess over the love story details, digest the latest nuptial news, and speculate about what will go down at the royal wedding”.

Hosted by British radio presenter James Barr and podcast aficionado Kristen Meinzer, the podcast launched in December and a new episode comes out every week.

The first three episodes follow a similar pattern where the pair talk about the latest rumours and new surrounding the couple before delving into their chosen topic (including Meghan Markle’s family dramas).

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If you’re looking for something to fill the gaping hole left by the end of The Crown’s second season, then this podcast will be a perfect accompaniment for your commute.

You can listen to the podcast on Panopoly or download it from iTunes.