Podcasts

I've listened to The History of Rome, Fall of Civilizations, and a lot of The Rest is History and Revolutions.

The season finale of Plain Reading is here! We're talking to management professor and executive director of the Clifton Strengths Institute Tim Hodges about notes in your #books, personal shelving practices, and more!

We're back with another Plain Reading episode! Our latest #interview is with Niloofar Ghaemi, who's telling us about memory and decay, Hart Crane, #translation, and the call of the #Poem

Not so terribly off schedule, our latest episode is up! Check out our interview with #poet Lewis Freedman—on sound and sense, poetic practice, and the value of small presses.

A crazy calendar convergence means a Plain Reading episode for Christmas! Check out our conversation with Jacqueline Hidalgo on myths of innocence, mercenary #reading, and rediscovering the enjoyment of #Books.

Our latest episode is just in time for Thanksgiving! Check out our interview with engineer and marathoner Muna Mitchell—we're talking procedurals, book art, thinking in #stories , and more!

We're back with a stellar conversation with grant writer and linguist Kenzie Grubitz Simpson! We're talking #folklore, #mythology, language's ties to embodiment, and even a bit about the #weather. Check it out!

Our latest episode is up! Poet and editor Rachel Mennies talks to us about #writing, uncertainty, and keeping work projects separate from your own.

Tune in to the latest Plain Reading episode! This time we're talking to hiker, podcaster, and professor of philosophy and religious studies Zach Simpson about #autobiography, #detective fiction, and tons more.

What are your favourite relationship and sex podcasts, that are meant for non-teenagers?

Looking for recommendations of music podcasts. The only one I listen to is Afropop worldwide, which is one of my favorite podcasts/radio shows . I realize there aren't a ton of straight-up music podcasts because of copyright issues, but what have you got?

Their original intro was a banger. It's something like a ringtone trying to do pop punk. 5 seconds into the intro, the hosts start telling you the upcoming stories as the music fades in and out. A host tells the date and her name, then the other hosts introduce themselves. 40 seconds in, the show starts. The whole time that song was fun. A+ intro. I would have no problem listening to the intro anywhere.

I like the “facts and logic” crowd having their arguments torn down with actual facts and logic. I don’t like cutaway gags, ridiculous hyperbole delivered in an exasperated tone, shoehorned Obama worship coated in an “I’m not saying he was perfect” disclaimer, or recurring meta-gags. This cuts out most snark podcasts which, unfortunately, make up a lot of the most popular podcasts tackling right wing pundits.

Even though it's pretty subjective, I'm curious what other comedy podcasts out there are on the top of their game.

Just wanted to say 'hello' and mention that I am the host to two movie review shows. Orphaned Entertainment reviews and discusses films that are in the public domain. Early 20 century entertainment! It is fascinating see the groundwork of Hollywood being laid!

[The Journal.] Inside Exxon’s Strategy to Downplay Climate Change #theJournal https://podcastaddict.com/the-journal/episode/163897748 via @PodcastAddict

My own recommendations: HorrorBabble Levar Burton Reads Phoebe Reads a Mystery The Cybrarian (on YouTube) The Eldritch Archives (on YouTube)

Occasional SYSK Listener here. I am baffled by the amount of new shows that pop up under the their Banner. Thematically these Shows are totally random and they only ever seem to get advertised for a very short period befor the next one takes their place. Are they just pumping out these shows hoping one is a hit and makes worth all the misses? How is this sustainable? Especially since they only ever seem to advertise their own networks Content?

I've recently finished the fantastic series on BBC Sounds about the events at the Fukashima nuclear power plant a decade ago. Each episode is roughly half an hour long, and it's really well acted and very engaging (It's called Fukashima)

I love to listen to audio dramas while I work, but I go through them so fast. Anyone have suggestions for a high quality, interesting audio drama? The very first one I listened to was We're Alive and I've been hooked ever since. Thanks.

Anybody knows if it's gonna get a third season?

With the increased popularity of lemmy and suggestion that meta is getting into the federated game, I was wondering if there are any podcasts dedicated to news and views surrounding the fediverse.

Good evening all,

I love the QanonAnonymous pod and the war on cars.