DETROIT - TelAve -- Weirding Way Media, the independent podcast network behind The Projection Booth and The Kulturecast, has launched a new website at http://www.weirdingwaymedia.com, giving listeners one place to find the network's film, television, horror and pop culture shows, read network news and stream new episodes.

The homepage features the network's latest episode and a "Fresh Off the Dial" feed of new releases across shows. A built-in audio player keeps episodes playing while visitors browse. Each show has its own page with subscription links for Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RSS and Patreon where available.

The show directory includes The Projection Booth, The Kulturecast, Midnight Viewing, 80s TV Ladies, The Shabby Detective: Yet Another Columbo Podcast, Night, Mr. Walters!: A Taxi Podcast and The Kolchak Tapes. A News section collects network announcements, including the recent arrival of Movie Meltdown and the second-season return of The Podcast of Power.

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A dedicated press room offers the network's boilerplate, logos and a downloadable media kit for journalists and partners. Visitors can also sign up for The Weirding Wire, the network's email newsletter, for new shows, standout episodes and live event news.

"Weirding Way Media has grown a lot since 2022, and our shows deserved a proper front door," said Mike White, co-founder of Weirding Way Media and host of The Projection Booth. "Now a listener can land in one spot and find their next obsession."

"Every show on this network comes from someone who loves the subject," said Chris Stachiw, co-founder of Weirding Way Media and host of The Kulturecast. "The new site puts those voices side by side."

Listeners can explore the network and subscribe to the newsletter at http://www.weirdingwaymedia.com.