Netflix is expanding further into video podcasts, announcing on Tuesday that it will renew its entire existing slate of original podcasts while also commissioning new shows fronted by comedian Katt Williams and thriller author Harlan Coben. The move underlines Netflix's continued commitment to the format even though its podcasts have yet to break into the platform's most-watched charts, and were notably excluded from Netflix's first-half 2026 viewing report.

The renewed lineup includes true-crime title "Murder With My Husband," "The Pete Davidson Show," "Shut Up Evan," "The Puzzle Room With David Kwong" and "Allegedly." Williams and Coben's new podcasts are both set to premiere later in 2026, joining other exclusive titles such as "Wishbone Kitchen," "The Rotten Files with Stephanie Soo" and "Last Trace With Kaelyn Moore," with "The Pivot Podcast" and "Outlore with Eleanor Neale" adding episodes next month. Netflix now hosts more than 60 video podcasts in total, part of a push that began in earnest at the start of 2026.