The strangest and wildest World Cup stories: This week’s best podcasts | TV and radio

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This series from football website Goal dedicates an episode to each of the last ten World Cups and highlights a special moment. Take, for example, the story behind Brazilian striker Ronaldo’s strange haircut in 2002, or a glimpse into the shirts Argentina played in during the 1986 tournament, which were illegal copies of their own shirts. It’s all narrated by commentator Martin Tyler, who has covered the last 12 tournaments. Alexey Duggins
Widely available, bi-weekly episodes

Deliland

From the national penchant for punctuality to the overriding slogans for their cars (Vorsprung durch Technik!), it’s easy to succumb to stereotypes about German efficiency and order. This podcast from state radio DW dares to challenge clichés, boldly examining what delayed trains, a crisis-hit auto industry and other shortcomings say about the country. Hannah J. Davis
Widely available, weekly episodes

Runaway country

Journalist and host Alex Wagner. Photo: Cindy Ord/Variety/Getty Images

True to the title, this series from Crooked Media (maker of Pod Save America and its transatlantic cousin, Pod Save the UK) sees journalist Alex Wagner sitting down with Americans “trapped in a car with no brakes.” The conversations are smart and frank — not least in episodes like the critically acclaimed “Make America White Again.” HJD
Widely available, weekly episodes

Luxury consignment

This new offering from luxury magazine Rake’s editor-in-chief, Tom Chamberlain, covers all things upscale. It’s a lot less disturbing than that might suggest: the opening episode features Bridesmaids director Paul Feig. From his childhood visit to a cocktail-filled Las Vegas casino while fighting Muhammad Ali to how he ended up making a martini for King Charles, it’s a lot of fun. advertisement
Widely available, weekly episodes

Cell mate to CEO

Tony Supreme is the CEO of Soul Surge Wellness. He also lived the experience of prison. In this special series of Life After Prison, Supreme is candid and thoughtful as he speaks with other former inmates who have become leaders. Stay tuned for more episodes in the future. Holly Richardson
Widely available, all eps are available now

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