In 2015, a seemingly innocuous broom threatened to shatter the curling community. Unveiling this outrageous, hitherto untold scandal, semi-professional curler and seasoned comedian John Cullen delves into a narrative that promises to expose unprecedented truths within the sport of curling.
The Neuron: AI Explained, hosted by the savvy Pete Huang, delves into the latest AI developments, trends, and research. It offers digestible, authoritative views on AI, transforming listeners into experts in their own circles. Tune in for a deep dive into artificial intelligence on all podcasting platforms and YouTube.
"Understood" plunges into the riveting political landscape of India, with a spotlight on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a towering figure in world politics with high approval ratings and a controversial past. This season, Mumbai-based journalist Salimah Shivji unravels Modi's journey from ostracization to immense power, raising the vital question of what his potential third term victory could mean. This anthology podcast aims to delve beyond the daily news cycle, offering insightful narratives on significant people, events, and cultural moments, driven by curiosity and trustworthy journalism.
For over 70 years, 50 high school seniors from all corners of the U.S. have gathered in Mobile, Alabama to partake in the Distinguished Young Women (DYW) program, one of the nation's most lucrative scholarship competitions for teen girls. "The Competition" takes listeners behind the scenes, tracking the highs and lows experienced by seven girls during these intense two-weeks away from home. They're all used to being the best, but only one can claim the top prize. Shima Oliaee, former contestant and now judge, returns to Alabama to explore what this journey reveals about girlhood in America.
Join hosts David Marchese and Lulu Garcia-Navarro as they delve into captivating dialogues with some of the world's most intriguing personalities. From culture to politics, business to sports, gain insights into the lives of influential figures and how their actions shape the world around us. Tune in weekly to The Interview for a dose of compelling conversations.
Twin hosts Jessie and Clare Stephens navigate the comedic chaos of newborn life on "The Baby Bubble." From post-birth peculiarities to mythical schedules, and the hilarious havoc of leaving the house, they dive deep into the absurdity of early parenthood. This is not a destination for advice, but rather a comfortable space for shared pandemonium in the baby world.
Dog Parkology delves into the underrated value of dog parks as public spaces. The series explores the existing dog park paradigm, suggesting potential enhancements. It unravels how these parks intensify bonds with our furry friends, neighbors, and Mother Nature. The narrative is masterfully delivered by author Jenna Blum.
The Next Wave serves as a personal Chief AI Officer, offering fresh perspectives and valuable insights on how to leverage AI for business growth. With Matt Wolfe and Nathan Lands at the helm, they unveil the expertise typically exclusive to corporate boardrooms. Covering a range of topics from pioneering technologies to practical uses, this podcast is a must for anyone looking to navigate and succeed in the impending wave of AI transformation.
Embark on a journey behind the scenes of FX's groundbreaking series, Shōgun, with the official podcast. This epic saga of war, passion, and power unfolds in feudal Japan, based on James Clavell’s bestselling novel. Join Emily Yoshida as she delves into the twists and turns of the plot, the craft behind the scenes, and the real-life history that shapes it all with the creators, cast, and crew of this monumental series.
Ex-Bunny girl Jayne Gaskin gambles everything when she purchases her dream desert island online, swapping the familiarity of their English village for a private paradise off Nicaragua's coast. As they adjust to island life under the watchful eye of a reality TV crew, paradise reveals its secrets. The locals assert that the island was sold illegally, and it's their rightful property. Unwilling to back down, Jayne finds herself in a deadly standoff.
Discover untold tales of endurance and adaptation in the High Arctic with The Place That Thaws, a riveting six-part podcast series. Journey to Resolute Bay and Grise Fiord, where climate change's stark impacts unsettle age-old traditions. Listen to the poignant voices of those confronting environmental upheaval firsthand. This immersive podcast ventures past surface-level headlines, providing a nuanced exploration of communities grappling with a warming world.
"Cover Up: The Conspiracy Tapes" delves into the enigmatic story of John Todd, who brought the obscure Illuminati to the public eye. His tales of secret societies and dark rituals not only garnered a significant following but also seeded some of the most infamous events in recent history. However, the truth behind Todd's own secrets and his sudden disappearance remains shrouded in mystery. This series uncovers the hidden truths behind a world of deception and power abuse, spanning across episodes exploring the Anthrax Threat, Body Brokers, the Pill Plot, and the Ministry of Secrets.
Slow Burn is a revealing journey through America's most pivotal moments, offering fresh insights to make sense of the present through the lens of the past. The award-winning series delves into the hidden events and obscure figures within major historical narratives, using archival tapes and engaging interviews. From the rise of Justice Thomas to the Roe v. Wade case, the LA riots, the Iraq War, the rise of David Duke, the unsolved murders of Biggie and Tupac, the Clinton Impeachment, and the Watergate scandal, Slow Burn intricately dissects each event, inviting listeners into the heart of the story.
Stepping into the world of podcasts with a lifetime of experience in the art of failing is none other than David Duchovny. Known for roles in The X Files and Californication, and authoring several books, Duchovny has also had his fair share of public failures. In 'Fail Better', he dives deep into the way failure looms over everyone, shaping identities, evoking shame, and its mixed bag of good and bad impacts. With a lineup of guests from various fields, Duchovny uncovers the many layers of failure in each episode.
"The Singers Talk" unpacks the often undiscussed aspects of being a lead vocalist. Hosted by Jason Thomas Gordon of Kingsize, this podcast offers an intimate look at how iconic singers navigate their careers, maintain their voices, and deliver unforgettable performances. Not just for singers, this podcast also provides music fans with backstage access to the lives of their favorite vocalists. It's an honest, occasionally hilarious, and always inspiring deep dive into the grit and glory of singing life.
Unveiling the untold aftermath of America's largest oil spill, Ripple delves into the discrepancies between public narratives and reality. From Western Sound and APM Studios, the series journeys across the Gulf Coast, investigating the lingering effects of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, which continue to impact coastal communities over a decade later.
In the innovative podcast, Once Upon a Beat, expect a refreshing twist on beloved tales as DJ Fyütch and Baby Scratch infuse them with hip-hop beats. From adding rap to Rapunzel, to letting Goldilocks groove, to allowing the Ugly Duckling to march to a unique rhythm, they're reshaping the way fables are told. It's an exciting intersection of hip hop and classic stories, where every beat brings a tale to life!
Gather 'round for Money Stuff: The Podcast, a splendid auditory journey through Bloomberg Opinion's treasured column. Spearheaded by author Matt Levine, a master of witty, dry humor, and his confidant, Bloomberg News reporter Katie Greifeld, this weekly escapade delves into Wall Street, finance and...well, other stuff.
Caroline Baudino, the vivacious personality behind Instagram's 'Shop with Caroline', embarks on a new podcast journey with 'Coming In Hot'. Tackling life's challenges head-on, she inspires women to reclaim their vibrant, unstoppable selves amidst the myriad of roles they play. With engaging conversations and a stylish journey towards self-discovery and empowerment, Caroline urges listeners to rediscover their best selves. It's time to get up, get dressed and get started!
Unearth the thrilling chronicles of an accidental time-traveler who stumbles upon a magical watch. As the protagonist navigates through time, he unintentionally becomes a hero, altering history for the better, albeit sometimes selfishly. This tale also serves as a handy guide for any future time-travelers who might take a similar journey.
With the ever-growing ambition for businesses to reach net zero, the path can often seem daunting. The Net Zero Path for Business podcast series demystifies the process of transitioning to renewable energy and emissions reduction. From understanding how decarbonisation can benefit a business, to exploring renewable energy solutions like solar and battery storage, and even discussing the role of carbon offsets in achieving net zero. Join host Taylor Hawkins in engaging conversations with industry advisors, renewable energy experts, and business leaders who are already on their decarbonisation journey.
Dive into the world of "Kornfeld And Andrews: The Radio Plays", where esteemed improv instructors and performers, Rick Andrews and Louis Kornfeld, weave longform, improvised radio plays that are as heartfelt as they are humorous. Their nuanced style crafts a textured world, filled with characters that induce laughter and stir emotions. Experience a unique blend of comedy, theater, and radio, all wrapped up in the convenience of a podcast.
In the grey area between the harsh polarities of our world, comedians Stephen Bailey and Zoe Lyons explore political, social, cultural and pop cultural events weekly. Unearthing subtle nuances and crafting outrageous conclusions, they have a knack for vocalising the unspeakable, unthinkable, and ultimately unforgivable. Did they just say that? Indeed, they did.
The DO GOOD X Podcast is a vibrant intersection where purpose meets business. Advocates for impactful entrepreneurship, Kimberly Daniel and Stephen Lewis, host a rich dialogue for Black and Brown entrepreneurs, particularly Black women, guiding them on the path of purposeful business. Emphasizing the importance of wellness, the podcast is a sanctuary for nurturing dreams while fostering well-being. It provides practical business strategies, mentorship, and tools to thrive, while encouraging listeners to slow down, reconnect, and rediscover the power of community. About the hosts: Kimberly R. Daniel and Stephen Lewis are co-founders of DO GOOD X, a community supporting faith-driven social entrepreneurs. Kimberly, a seasoned communications strategist, is passionate about creating compelling, community-centered brands. Stephen, President of the Forum for Theological Exploration (FTE), is an organizational change strategist and leadership development specialist dedicated to inspiring faith-inspired leaders and entrepreneurs.
Brighter Black Futures, steered by Bisa Dobson, dives deep into the myriad of issues impacting Black communities. With a global lens on Black History, a frank take on current events, and a keen focus on empowering narratives, this podcast illuminates the path to a brighter future for Black communities everywhere.
Dive into the dark underbelly of Harvard Medical School in season 4: Postmortem, as it unravels the shocking story of stolen bodies. Discover the clandestine grey market for human remains, and explore the who, the how, and the chilling why behind this gruesome trade.
Billy Halpern, the unlikely victim of a brutal, professional hit in sunny South Florida, may have been a pawn in a dangerous game involving local criminals and a decorated ex-cop. With the investigation going cold for years, a former cop turned investigative journalist and a seasoned detective join forces to delve into this decades-old mystery. Their year-long probe will unearth fresh evidence, including the killer's DNA, potentially bringing justice for Billy Halpern and shedding light on a sinister killing spree.
Real-life besties Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington, known for their roles in Grey's Anatomy, share their journey of navigating life's highs and lows together in "Call It What It Is". From discussing toxic friendships to dealing with in-law issues, they open up their friendship circle to the listeners. Despite being unlicensed, they provide advice, share their concerns, and occasionally invite special guests to provide their perspective on various matters.
Peek behind the curtains of football stardom with The Tooney & Russo Show. Join Radio 1 DJ Vick Hope as she navigates the unfiltered perspectives of lionesses Ella Toone and Alessia Russo, exploring life off the pitch, inside the England camp, and Russo's journey in London. Not just a third wheel, Vick serves up answers to fans' burning questions while also sharing insights from the world of TV, radio, and music.
In "Give it a Chance" with Kevin Devine and Casey Jost, the duo embarks on a musical journey, dissecting famously despised pop songs. They share their initial impressions and contextualize the era when the song was released. As musicians, they delve into the nitty-gritty of the tune's musical qualities and lyrics, contrasting it with beloved counterparts and exploring why certain songs garner a less-than-stellar reputation.
Join Radhi Devlukia on a journey through the messy and beautiful parts of life with her weekly show, A Really Good Cry. A platform for raw, unfiltered conversations, this podcast is a space for listeners to learn, connect, and find comfort. Expect emotional rollercoasters, lively debates, and a variety of perspectives from surprise guests ranging from celebrities to experts. Here's a chance to see the world, and oneself, with fresh eyes.
Full Chat is a captivating podcast, bringing together the world of biking enthusiasts. Spearheaded by the dynamic duo, Iwan Thomas, a former British Olympian, and David Prutton, Sky Sports Presenter, this podcast invites renowned figures to express their love for the exhilarating liberty provided by motorcycling. Powered by Bikesure, and brought to life by The Content Works, it's a must-listen for all those with a penchant for two wheels.
Religion, crime, and conspiracy intertwine in the isolated Montana town of Chinook, where a ghastly murder sends shockwaves through the tight-knit community. Deputy Ruth Vogel, initially called out for a routine animal control incident, stumbles upon a gruesome crime scene that leads her to question the involvement of a much-feared religious group. Enter enigmatic FBI Agent Loro, tracking a potentially connected evangelical cult. As Ruth and Loro cautiously team up to solve the mystery, they uncover something far more sinister lurking beneath the surface.
Delving into the controversial life of rapper YNW Melly, otherwise known as Jamell Demons, 'Murder on My Mind: YNW Melly Double Murder Trial' investigates the shocking double homicide of two of his closest friends. With Law&Crime's comprehensive coverage, listeners will explore the circumstances, the trials, and the paused status of the case due to pending digital evidence. Tune in for an ad-free experience as this true crime saga unfolds.
Join the journey with Family Therapy, a podcast that revolves around individuals finding healing through open conversations. As they navigate through life's hardships and triumphs in a nurturing space, they examine their relationships, personal growth, and past wounds. Guided by the expertise of psychotherapist Elliott Connie, this series offers a unique window into the therapeutic process of both individual and group discussions.
Embark on a journey of self-love and fulfillment with Jennie Garth, best known as Kelly Taylor from Beverly Hills 90210. Her podcast, I Choose Me, is a movement of ultimate self-care, encouraging listeners to be the star of their own lives. Join Jennie's pursuit of contentment and gratitude, choosing health, healing, and happiness. Live by the empowering mantra, "I Choose Me!"
"The Trouble with Politics" is a powerful podcast steered by journalist Marverine Cole, with the goal of digging into how politics truly impacts people in the UK. It ventures beyond mainstream narratives to illuminate the experiences of those who often feel politically marginalized, while also featuring insights from individuals within the political system. The podcast blends expert analysis and candid dialogues to contemplate the potential for fresh, people-centric political approaches. With an open invitation to contribute thoughts, listeners are encouraged to join the conversation and shape the discourse.
Unleash your inner detective with COLD TAPES, a thrilling narrative set in the Antarctic's six-month Winter Over. Dive into the tangled lives of a small research team dealing with extreme conditions, sexual tension, unexplained psychotic events, hidden pasts, and strange conspiracy theories at a remote base. Follow DCI Tessa McCallister as she strives to solve the mysterious death of behavioral scientist Andrew Fairfield from over 9,000 miles away. Visit coldtapes.com to join the investigation, with a chance to win Super Sleuth of the Year and a £10,000 reward.
In "The Apple and The Tree", Vogue Williams provides an intimate exploration of familial relationships and shared histories. This podcast invites listeners into the homes of guests, where candid conversations traverse love, grief, sexuality, religion, and identity. Each episode concludes with a reflective discussion, questioning how far the apple really falls from the tree. It's a space for authentic stories, relatable experiences, and a deeper understanding of family dynamics.
Diving deep into the world of finances, The Weekly Money Clip is a concise 30-minute journey that explores an array of money-related topics. It's a perfect blend of expert wisdom and unique personal experiences, offering a comprehensive and engaging look into the ever-evolving financial landscape.
Explore theology in an accessible, fun way with Curiously Kaitlyn. Each week, a child's theological question triggers a conversation with a scholar, simplified to avoid academic jargon. These simple questions open up big theological ideas, shaping our view of God and Scripture. Whether reigniting childhood curiosities or seeking a fresh perspective on faith, this podcast invites a joyful rediscovery of learning.
Soul Boom, steered by Rainn Wilson, is a delicately curated series of intimate dialogues that delve into the heart of human experience - creativity, spirituality, and psychology. It fearlessly touches profound themes, while keeping a light-hearted tone, featuring heartfelt artists, thinkers, and doers who lead listeners towards personal and societal transformation. And yes, there are laughs galore!
Unravel the mystery surrounding the sinking of the General Belgrano during the Falklands War in this intriguing six-part podcast series, The Belgrano Diary. Journey through tales of government cover-ups, whistleblowers, and journalists vying for the truth, all while following the contrary account of a young officer that challenges Margaret Thatcher's narrative. Dive into a world of conspiracy and controversy, guided by host Andrew O'Hagan.
Join Matt Spracklen, the Rock ‘n Roll Birder, as he sets off on birdwatching adventures across the UK. Every week he's accompanied by guests passionate about birds or his wife, Sarah, who is keen to learn. This podcast invites everyone, from birding novices to seasoned twitchers, to explore and appreciate the diverse bird species UK has to offer.
Immerse yourself in riveting business tales with Caemin and Keith on the Great Business Stories podcast. They take a deep dive into captivating business narratives, spanning recent events and historical milestones. With a frequency that keeps the avid listener engaged, they provide an email link to an exceptional business story or article for an enriching experience. Explore the vibrant world of business, one story at a time.
In the small town of Leongatha, Victoria, an ordinary family lunch turned into a puzzling murder mystery. Journalists are on the case, tracing the events leading to three deaths and the woman accused of the crime. As Erin Patterson faces trial, the story unfolds in The Mushroom Cook, a true-crime exploration that goes beyond the headlines. Discover the gripping tales of an unexpected tragedy and the courtroom drama that follows.
"Pretty Sure I Can Fly" is a comedic journey into the realm of the unprecedented, where the impossible becomes reality. The show features lively discussions between actor and stuntman Johnny Knoxville and This American Life's Elna Baker, where they delve into the process of defying human limitations. Each episode brings a new guest who shares their extraordinary experiences, making it feel less like a history class and more like a thrilling adventure.
Prepare for a delightful dive into the lives of Rachel Parris and Marcus Brigstocke with the upcoming podcast, "How was it for you?". Through captivating conversations and intriguing insights, these two are set to take the podcasting world by storm.
For over three decades, seasoned journalist and Political Gabfest host, John Dickerson, has been documenting his observations on presidential campaigns, political scandals, and the changing state of democracy. On the 'Navel Gazing' podcast, listeners are invited to join him as he navigates through these decades of notes, deciphering what makes a life - or even a single day - remarkable.
Buckle up for "WHAM: We Have A Movie," where hosts Magenta and Bernard concoct blockbuster movie concepts from an array of foundations including popular toys, books, and even historical events. Serving up a delightful mix of Hollywood cliches, comedy, quantum mechanics, and BDSM, there's truly something to capture everyone's imagination. Long Cat Media, known for hits like "Mockery Manor" and "The Ballad Of Anne & Mary," brings this eclectic offering to the table.
In the environmentally devastated year of 2072, Pura emerges as a geoengineered sanctuary, shielding its fortunate inhabitants from the global calamities of heat domes, fires, floods, and droughts. Demetria Lopez, Pura's PR fixer, is tasked with upholding this utopian image. However, a shocking secret threatening Pura's existence forces her into a dire decision of loyalty and protection. The Last City, a gripping narrative from Wondery, features performances by Jeannie Tirado, Rhea Seehorn, Maury Sterling, and Skye Lourie.
Brace for a no-holds-barred exploration of society's toughest issues with Two Personal. TV personalities Joy Taylor and Taylor Rooks expertly navigate these conversations, bringing humor and wisdom to topics typically kept within close-knit circles. Unflinchingly confronting racism, sexism, and mental health, they foster nuanced and compassionate discourse.
"Long Shadow: In Guns We Trust" delves into the evolution of America's relationship with firearms, tracing the journey from a benign part of rural life to a menacing element of contemporary existence. Host Garrett Graff, in collaboration with The Trace, explores the stories of influential figures who have shaped this relationship. The podcast features rich archival tape, compelling interviews, and examines historical threads that resonate with today's political climate. The third season will help listeners comprehend how carrying firearms has morphed into an act of defiance and how a specific, manufactured fear has fuelled the explosive demand for guns in America.
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