Martha Stewart is expanding her reach with a new partnership that brings her acclaimed podcast and cooking show to Netflix, offering fans fresh ways to enjoy her signature style and deep conversations.
- Martha Cooks and The Martha Stewart Podcast are now on Netflix.
- Video podcast episodes feature guests from business, food, art, and more.
- First episode guest is Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian.
What happened
Martha Stewart has partnered with Netflix to bring two of her popular lifestyle projects—'Martha Cooks' and 'The Martha Stewart Podcast'—to the streaming platform. Episodes of 'Martha Cooks' became available on August 25, with full video podcast episodes launching the next day. This move marks the first time her podcast is available in video form, allowing fans to connect visually with the conversations.
The podcast features a variety of guests from diverse creative and professional backgrounds, including business leaders, artists, and food experts. For the premiere Netflix episode, Martha will be joined by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, discussing topics ranging from career to family life. Upcoming guests include author Harlan Coben and music producer Benny Blanco.
Why it feels good
Martha Stewart’s personal brand has long been associated with expertise, warmth, and insightful dialogue about life, career, and creativity. Bringing her podcast to Netflix’s vast audience means those qualities can reach even more people eager to be inspired and entertained in their own homes.
Additionally, the video podcast format offers a fresh, intimate experience that goes beyond audio, letting viewers witness the genuine interactions and expressions that make the conversations so engaging. This new dimension feels like a natural evolution, deepening the connection between Martha and her audience.
What to enjoy or watch next
Fans of Martha Stewart can now easily stream episodes of 'Martha Cooks' and dive into the new video installments of her podcast on Netflix. Whether you’re looking for cooking inspiration, thoughtful interviews, or both, the new content offers an inviting mix of practical tips and engaging stories.
If you want to glimpse more of Martha’s life beyond the kitchen and podcast, consider watching her Emmy-nominated documentary 'Martha' released in October 2024. It provides a candid look at her journey and is a perfect complement to her current streaming projects.