Wondery now streams podcasts in Dolby Atmos

If you have ever experienced Dolby Atmos, you'll probably have always wished that podcasts were also a tad bit more immersive and better. We...

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May 10, 2022

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Wondery now streams podcasts in Dolby Atmos

If you have ever experienced Dolby Atmos, you’ll probably have always wished that podcasts were also a tad bit more immersive and better. Well, you’re in luck because Dolby and Wondery [The Amazon-owned podcast studio] just announced that Wondery would be the first podcast studio in the US that support Dolby Atmos.

Although we will let you know that these Dolby Atmos-supported episodes and shows do come at a cost as you will need Wondery’s Subscription service Wondery+. You could get a $5 monthly or $35 annual plan without any ads. After getting the subscription for yourself, you’ll also be able to access exclusive episodes.

Although the studio is the First United States-based podcast studio to offer Dolby Atmos, audio immersion will also be available in 28 countries where the service is currently available.

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