Apple TV+ has just dropped the trailer for Big Time, an Apple Original Podcast set to premiere on March 24, 2025. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning actor and filmmaker Steve Buscemi.
the 14-episode series takes a fresh and unconventional look at true crime, featuring bold outcasts who push the boundaries of legality to chase their wildest dreams.
Listen to the trailer:
Steve Buscemi describes Big Time as more than just another true crime podcast, calling it “a carnival of chaos.” Each episode dives into an audacious crime—whether it’s a staged kidnapping, an over-the-top heist, or even a stolen shark. With his signature wit and storytelling prowess, Steve Buscemi brings listeners into the minds of those who see rules as mere suggestions.
“I think a lot of people, myself included, are fascinated by folks who look at the rules and think, ‘No, I’ve got a better idea,’” Buscemi shares. “Big Time isn’t just true crime – it’s a carnival of chaos, and I’m excited for listeners to tune in.”
Apple TV+ subscribers will get an exclusive first listen, as the first two episodes drop on March 24 with subsequent episodes available one week early on Apple Podcasts at apple.co/BigTimePod. Non-subscribers can access the first episode on March 24, with new episodes released weekly until the finale on June 16.
Big Time is produced by Lee Eisenberg’s Piece of Work Entertainment and Campside Media, in association with Buscemi and Wren Arthur’s Olive Productions. It marks the third collaboration between Apple TV+ and Campside Media, following the Webby Award-winning Hooked and Run, Bambi, Run.
This new addition further cements Apple TV+’s growing lineup of original podcasts, which includes acclaimed titles like the duPont-winning The Line, Operation: Tradebom, and The Pirate of Prague. Big Time joins a roster of must-listen true crime and documentary podcasts available on Apple Podcasts, including companion series for Apple TV+ hits like Foundation and For All Mankind.
With Big Time, Apple TV+ promises an exhilarating ride through the world of near-perfect crimes and the masterminds behind them. Whether you’re a longtime true crime fan or just love a great heist story, this is one podcast you won’t want to miss.
