It's time to trade your screens and headphones for sunsets and the sound of the ocean as you step inside your favorite podcasts on the inaugural Stuff At Sea voyage.

Stuff at Sea sets sail October 2, 2026, for a five-night, adults-only escape from New York City to Bermuda.

Virgin Voyages and iHeartMedia have joined forces to launch On Air at Sea, a new specialty sailing collection where the world's most beloved podcasts come to life on the open ocean. Stuff at Sea is the first sailing in the series, built around the fan-favorite Stuff show universe.

Along with fellow listeners, hosts will be on board for live episode recordings, meet-and-greets, themed events and interactive experiences inspired by shows like "Stuff You Should Know," "Stuff They Don't Want You to Know" and "Stuff Mom Never Told You."

"Stuff You Should Know" takes you down a rabbit hole with hosts Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant. As the first podcast in the Stuff show universe, it dives into topics you may have wondered about but never fully explored. If you've ever wanted to learn about champagne, chaos theory, the Stonewall Uprising, LSD or Rosa Parks, Josh and Chuck have you covered, breaking down complex topics into fun, easy-to-understand episodes.

"Stuff They Don't Want You to Know" is for those who like their curiosity with a twist. Hosted by Ben Bowlin, Matt Frederick and Noel Brown, it explores everything from UFOs and government conspiracies to psychic powers and unexplained phenomena. Each episode is designed to spark debate long after it ends.

"Stuff Mom Never Told You" is hosted by Anney Reese and Samantha McVey. The podcast takes a culturally sharp, intersectional feminist approach to science, history and culture, exploring topics like reproductive rights, the gender pay gap and the unsung women who shaped history. It unpacks the stories that don't always make the headlines.

The voyage builds on the success of past collaborations between Virgin Voyages and iHeartMedia, including the sold-out True Crime Voyage, and marks the beginning of a larger vision for On Air at Sea. Future sailings are expected to expand across genres like comedy, music, wellness and more, bringing podcast fans even closer to the content and communities they love.

Ready to take your favorite podcasts beyond your headphones? Book your spot on Stuff at Sea HERE.

Rob Powers