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Bbc Sounds – On-Demand Radio BBC SOUNDS – ON-DEMAND RADIO Top Ten OD Programmes: Plays – All Top Ten OD Programmes: Plays – U35 Top Ten OD Programmes: % – U35 skew 1 The Archers – R4 1 Radio 1 Anthems – R1 1 Radio 1 Anthems – R1 2 Wimsey - R4E 2 Radio 1’s Dance Anthems – R1 2 Radio 1’s 10 Hour Takeover – R1 3 Sherlock Holmes – R4E 3 Football Daily – 5L 3 Radio 1 Breakfast with Greg James – R1 4 In Our Time – R4 4 The Archers – R4 4 Kenny Allstar – R1X 5 Desert Island Discs – R4 5 Radio 1 Dance – R1 5 Nick Grimshaw – R1 Radio 1’s 24-Hour LOL-a-thon with Scott & Chris 6 It’s a Fair Cop – R4 6 In Our Time – R4 6 – R1 7 Drama – R4 7 Radio 1's Workout Anthems – R1 7 Scott Mills – R1 8 The News Quiz – R4E 8 Radio 1 Breakfast with Greg James – R1 8 Radio 1’s Party Anthems – R1 9 The Archers Omnibus – R4 9 Elis James and John Robins – 5L 9 Radio 1’s Future Sounds with Annie Mac – R1 10 Paul Temple – R4E 10 The Happy Hour From Radio 1 – R1 10 1Xtra’s Rap Show with Tiffany Calver – R1X %U35 filtered on min. 10,000 U35 plays 4 Source: BBC ATi, Q1: w/c 29/03/21 – w/c 21/06/2021 inclusive BBC SOUNDS BBC SOUNDS – PODCASTS Top Ten Podcasts: Plays – All Top Ten Podcasts: Plays – U35 Top Ten Podcasts: % – U35 skew 1 Newscast – BBC News 1 That Peter Crouch Podcast – 5L 1 6 Degrees from Jamie and Spencer – R1 2 That Peter Crouch Podcast – 5L 2 Match of the Day: Top 10 – 5L 2 Press X To Continue – BBC Sounds 3 Obsessed With… - BBC Sounds 3 You’re Dead To Me – R4 3 The Gemma Collins Podcast – R1 4 You’re Dead To Me – R4 4 Obsessed With… - BBC Sounds 4 Match of the Day: Top 10 – 5L 5 Match of the Day: Top 10 – 5L 5 Newscast – BBC News 5 That Peter Crouch Podcast – 5L 6 Fortunately… with Fi and Jane – R4 6 Bad People – BBC Sounds 6 Tailenders – 5L Teach Me A Lesson with Greg James and Bella 7 Just One Thing – with Michael Mosely – R4 7 The Lazarus Heist – WS 7 Mackie – 5L 8 The Lazarus Heist – WS 8 6 Degrees from Jamie and Spencer – R1 8 Scarlett Moffatt Wants to Believe – R1 9 Americast – BBC News 9 Evil Genius with Russell Kane – BBC Sounds 9 Wheel of Misfortune – BBC Sounds 10 Gangster – 5L 10 Americast – BBC Sounds 10 Eddie Hearn: No Passion, No Point – 5L %U35 filtered on min. 10,000 U35 plays 6 Source: BBC ATi, Q1: w/c 29/03/21 – w/c 21/06/2021 inclusive BBC SOUNDS BBC PODCASTS AND ON-DEMAND RADIO PROGRAMMES ON THIRD PARTY PLATFORMS In total there were 257 million global podcast downloads across the world between April – June 2021 Top Podcasts – Global Downloads Top Podcasts – Global Downloads 1 Global News Podcast – WS 11 Business Daily – WS 2 The Documentary – WS 12 The English We Speak – BBC Radio 3 In Our Time – R4 13 You’re Dead To Me – R4 4 Desert Island Discs – R4 14 Newshour – WS 5 That Peter Crouch Podcast – 5L 15 Witness History – WS 6 Football Daily – 5L 16 The Archers – R4 7 Newscast – BBC News 17 More or Less: Behind the Stats – R4 8 Friday Night Comedy – R4 18 Coronavirus Global Update – WS 9 Woman’s Hour – R4 19 Kermode and Mayo’s Film Review – 5L 10 6 Minute English – WS 20 World Business Report - WS 7 Source: BBC Podcast downloads server, April – June 2021 - Global downloads BBC SOUNDS NOTES The data and insight provided in this pack covers listening across the BBC voice activated devices in the period April – June 2021 (Q2) ; Source: BBC ATi, Q1: w/c 29/03/21 – w/c 21/06/2021 inclusive 8 .
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