At the end of last year, we reported that Apple is about to connect its streaming service TV+ with podcasts. That became a reality this week - fans of the series For All Mankind were treated to a themed podcast, which will be hosted by actor Krys Marshall. Marshall portrayed astronaut Daniel Poole in the series. New episodes of this podcast should be released once a week, and listeners can look forward to interviews with actors and other crew members, as well as former astronauts and various industry experts.
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You can listen to a preview of the first episode now, the full-length episode will be released this Friday on the platform Apple Podcasty – right after the premiere of the first episode of the second season of the series For All Mankind on TV+. Apple invites you to listen to your "space" podcast, inviting users to chat with experts and former astronauts. In each of the episodes, listeners can also look forward to interviews with actors and other personalities, as well as interesting stories from the filming and from real life. The podcast will have a total of ten episodes – just like the second season of For All Mankind on TV+. As we mentioned in the introduction, the episodes will be published once a week, and the podcast is created in cooperation with the well-known and successful production company At Will Media.
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Agency Bloomberg already stated last year that Apple is exploring the possibilities of publishing its own podcast series, connected to the content of the streaming service TV+. There is also talk that it would Apple could convert podcast interviews into video format and re-air them on TV+. In selected regionsoneoffers Apple also a regular free podcast Apple News Today. Fans of the series For All Mankind can also enjoy their favorite theme in an augmented reality environment – Apple released a special AR application called For All Mankind: Time Capsule, but it is currently only available to users in the United States.
I'm looking forward to the second series, but after watching the trailer, I'm also afraid that it will be a one-sided celebration of the USA against the evil Russians...
I have a similar feeling. And I really don't like the guns there. The first series is fantastic, which I absolutely didn't expect and I'm pleasantly surprised. I was also expecting some political propaganda, but I have to say that even though it's from Applu, so everything is well balanced there and nothing is pushed by force or something is not unnecessarily prioritized. Other content on Apple TV+ unfortunately I'm not interested in it, so I hope this show will be around for a long time. I have the service for free until September, but I'll definitely subscribe to it for this show.