Join Jeremy Ratt, a vibrant 19-year-old with a unique mix of Indigenous and Caucasian heritage, on a compelling journey of self-discovery. Navigate life's intricacies through his lens as he grapples with stereotypes and embarks on a quest to understand his roots. With each episode, unravel the distinct "pieces" that form his intriguing identity. Dive into the rich tapestry of Jeremy's world in Tabloid.
In the boundless and chaotic realm of space exploration, our tenacious hero, Rho, embarks on a quest to recover her lost memories. Amidst this universe's relentless attempts to obliterate her, she remains undeterred. SPECTRE, a thrilling space opera, plunges us into an exploration of the perils of technology and the ensuing loss of humanity.
In the podcast Oversharing from Betches Media, relationship enthusiast and Betches co-founder Jordana Abraham teams with her sister, licensed therapist Dr. Naomi Bernstein, to delve into the myriad challenges we face in our relationships. Whether it's navigating friendships, family dynamics, long-term partnerships, or an infuriating customer service call, Jordana and Dr. Naomi serve as your brunch companions, your BFF, and your therapist all in one. They respond to listener queries, grapple with thorny ethical dilemmas, and even indulge in a few games. Because, frankly, your friends have heard that story one too many times.
In the seventh season of Slate's Slow Burn, host Susan Matthews journeys through the tumultuous 1970s, leading up to the pivotal Roe v. Wade decision that forever changed abortion rights in America. The season uncovers the unexpected story of a woman prosecuted for abortion, the surprising political leanings around the issue, and the Catholic duo who sparked the pro-life movement. It also delves into the tale of a green Supreme Court justice handed the most significant opinion of his career.
In Car Show!, Eddie Alterman, the veteran editor of Car and Driver, dives into the world of automobiles with a twist. He believes all cars have a tale to tell, some even transcending their basic "car-ness." It's not just about horsepower or fuel efficiency; it's about the significant vehicles that have altered our driving behaviors and shaped our lives. Because, after all, some cars are more than just chunks of metal, glass, and rubber. They're rolling anthropology.
Feeling swamped by life's chaos and the world's mess? You're not alone. At The End Of The Day with Hannah Sung is all about gaining perspective that puts humanity first. Each episode features a chat with a variety of guests, helping us learn from their stories, experiences, and professional wisdom, so we can ponder what truly matters when the sun sets.
Snooze is the podcast for dreamers in search of the bridge between their current reality and future aspirations. Crafted by LAist Studios, it's all about overcoming procrastination and facing your fears to become the hero of your own life. With the help of the Snooze Squad, guests devise action plans to inch closer to their goals and transform their perception of their potential. So, think about what you've been hitting snooze on, because this podcast is here to give you that much-needed boost towards self-conquest.
In the face of every oppression, there's always been a counterforce. The Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff podcast magnifies these historical warriors, bringing to light their commotion and rebellion. The podcast explores these intricate narratives of resistance that serve as present-day lessons and inspiration, emphasizing the collectives that shaped every historical act. In essence, this podcast uncovers the cool people doing cool stuff in the annals of history.
"Dearly Owen Wilson" is inspired by a heartfelt letter penned by Blair in 2007 to her celebrity crush, Owen Wilson. The show is a delightful mix of fan letters read by special guests, dedicated to the celebrities that shaped their adolescence. Things take a humorously chaotic turn as Blair, post-letter reading, dives into an interview with her guest about their beloved star.
Get ready to dive into the deep pool of world-shaping ideas with the unmatched Lulu Garcia-Navarro. "First Person" brings you intimate chats about the genesis of opinions and the stories that foster them. Brought to you by the discerning minds at New York Times Opinion, prepare for a stimulating journey into the heart of what shapes our world.
Join the venerable MC and hip hop pioneer, Grandmaster Caz, as he navigates the true tales that sparked a worldwide culture in A&E's Origins of Hip-Hop. Be a fly on the wall as Caz chews the fat with hip hop legends like Busy Bee, Grand Wizzard Theodore, and Sha Rock, revealing firsthand how it all went down. From the humble OJ Car Service that blasted the first “mixtapes,” to hip hop serving as therapy for the people of The Bronx, each episode uncovers the lesser-known narratives that shaped hip hop into the titan it is today. These are their stories, ready to echo through the ages.
Grief is as unique as the individuals experiencing it, but it also has universal elements. In "Moms Don't Have Time to Grieve", Kelsey Chittick navigates this complex terrain. A writer, comedian, and the widow of an NFL Super Bowl Champion, Kelsey explores how to lean into the pain, let it go, and find new ways to connect with our lost loved ones. Through her exploration, she uncovers the transformative gifts that grief can bestow.
Meet Eric C. Conn, or as most from eastern Kentucky might know him, "Mr. Social Security". He's the flashy lawyer who built his empire on social security benefits, driving through the nation's poorest counties in a Rolls-Royce, and even opening a brothel. However, his luxurious lifestyle was funded by defrauding the U.S government of over $550 million. When his fraudulent ways came to light, he vanished. The Big Conn: The Official Podcast unravels this wild tale of deceit, intimidation, voodoo, and one of the most significant scams in U.S history.
Ever pondered the journey of a Haitian immigrant? Line in the Land dives headfirst into this compelling narrative, tracing the 10,000-mile trek from the ruins of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, to the border town of Del Rio, Texas, and finally to the suburbs of Houston. This captivating series from Texas Public Radio and the Houston Chronicle brings the gritty human stories behind this massive migration to light, while also exploring the powerful forces at play, including immigration policies and U.S.-Haiti relations. So buckle up for an extraordinary odyssey that is as brutal as it is inspiring.
Dive into Basic!, the definitive podcast that revisits the golden era of cable TV. Join hosts Doug Herzog, a former network executive, and Jen Chaney, TV critic, as they dissect the history of basic cable through its experimental shows and groundbreaking creators. With the aid of renowned guests like Jimmy Kimmel, Cindy Crawford, and Amy Schumer, this podcast explores how shows like ‘The Real World,’ ‘SportsCenter,’ and ‘Breaking Bad’ transformed basic cable into an American household staple.
Unpacked by AFAR takes the complexity out of being a responsible globetrotter. Delve into the nuances of ethical travel without getting overwhelmed. Discover the joy of exploring the world while ensuring your footprints are as light as a feather. It's your ticket to becoming a conscientious jet-setter, making a positive impact wherever you roam.
Immerse yourself in the thrilling tale of Gilbert Chikli, the infamous con artist who managed to swindle $50 million from the world's most influential figures. Join award-winning journalist Evan Ratliff as he delves into the cunning methods Chikli employed, the complex persona he crafted, and his uncanny ability to elude justice. This isn't just a crime story; it's a reflection of our current era, the 'golden age of scammers', and an exploration of seduction's dangerous power. But as enthralling as this illusion is, what unfolds when it inevitably shatters? Dive into "Persona: The French Deception" to find out.
Join dog-cognition expert and acclaimed author, Alexandra Horowitz, as she leads us on a journey into the fascinating world of dogs in Off Leash. Ponder over what it truly means to "own" a dog, marvel at their potential for genuine heroism, and immerse yourself in the intriguing concept of experiencing reality predominantly through smell. Off Leash offers a delightful, surprising exploration into the lives of these familiar yet enigmatic creatures that accompany us through life.
For those who think everyone else has it all together, let's burst that bubble right now. Messy Situations is here to remind you that everyone, yes everyone, has parts of their lives that are in a state of chaos while other parts may be thriving. This podcast is a judgement-free zone that encourages brave reveals of life's unfiltered, messy bits. Each week, we delve into anonymous submissions and real-life guest stories, then bring in our Clean-Up Crew - a squad of wellness experts, mental-health gurus, spiritual guides, energy healers, and messy-life survivors - to help tidy up the turmoil. So, ready to confess your own mess? It's scientifically proven to be good for the soul.
Unravel the stirring tale of Behind the Sun, where we journey alongside Nadia, a young Syrian woman grappling with the stark reality of her homeland. Through her conversations with Riyad, her father's friend, she discovers the harrowing truths shrouded 'behind the sun' of Syria. This narrative chronicles the resilient bond between Riyad and Diab, both survivors of Syria's infamous Sednaya detention camp. In this gripping six-part series, you'll also hear from the brave souls who continue to endure the ongoing horrors faced by over 100,000 detainees in Syria. Behind the Sun is a poignant collaboration by Message Heard, The Syria Campaign, the Association of Detainees and the Missing (ADMSP), and the Syrian Center for Justice and Accountability (SJAC).
Immerse yourself in the intricate world of true crime with Danielle Kirsty, a seasoned content creator and criminology expert. With an unwavering passion for the genre and a knack for unearthing the unbelievable, Danielle delves deep into the psyche of history's most notorious criminals. Journey with her as she navigates the labyrinth of global crime cases, armed with a unique blend of curiosity, empathy, and a mandatory dash of sass.
Technality, delivered by Narcity Media Inc., is your audio ticket to the future, where tech and humanity intersect. This podcast takes you on a journey through the new technologies that are reshaping our lives, and probes the interesting questions about the future that these innovations are steering us towards. From the latest gadgets to artificial intelligence, Technality is your guide to understanding tomorrow, today.
Dive into the intriguing world of Fringe Network: Alien State, where the veil shrouding the government's interest in UFOs is slowly lifted. Despite previously dismissing UFOs as a 'waste of time', recent discoveries reveal the U.S. government's long-standing fascination with the phenomenon. This compelling podcast series from The Binge, a channel by Sony Music Entertainment, brings to light the individuals revealing these clandestine governmental secrets. As you navigate through the rich content of Fringe Network: Alien State, prepare to have your perception of the unknown challenged and reshaped.
Tim Miller, known for his impressive record of finding over 300 missing persons, believes he's cracked the case of his daughter's unsolved murder after an extensive 38-year search. In season one of Vigilante, Allie Conti, from the New York Times and Vice, delves into the emotional toll of Tim's relentless pursuit of justice. From past wrongful accusations to putting his current girlfriend at risk of a potential serial killer, the impact is profound. As Allie gears up to confront the suspect, she must reckon with the possibility of becoming the next casualty of Tim's vigilantism.
Say hello to AutomationTown, the podcast where regular folks conquer everyday problems with the power of automation. Chad and Jason are on a mission to alleviate the monotonous tasks that knowledge workers endure daily. They embark on a journey to discover the right people and the right tools to help automate those pesky trivial to-dos. Delve into a world where mundane tasks become a thing of the past, thanks to the magic of automation.
In "Father Wants Us Dead", we delve into the chilling 1971 case of John List, a seemingly ordinary accountant and Sunday school teacher from New Jersey, who shockingly murders his entire family before vanishing to start anew across the country. Two seasoned journalists take us on a riveting journey into the psyche of this killer, offering a deep-dive into the fated family's story, and recounting the peculiar, 18-year-long pursuit to bring List to justice, a narrative packed with more twists and turns than any before.
In a surprising turn of events, a sea captain springs a newt on a shipping merchant, setting the stage for a peculiar business proposition. Drawing inspiration from Karel Čapek's science fiction genius, 'Newts!' serves up an alternate 20th century narrative, where highly intelligent amphibians are discovered, exploited, educated, armed, and eventually overthrow the western world. This six-part saga is a playful yet profound exploration of self-interest and human nature, complete with original music.
Wild Life Podcast is all about the stories that make us human. It's a platform where everyday individuals share their journeys of triumph over trauma and their discovery of life's beauty amidst adversity. This is not just a podcast, it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Will you join us as we delve into the wild side of life?
The Village: The Montreal Murders takes us back to the early '90s, a time when the AIDS crisis was at its peak. The vibrant nightlife of Montreal, a safe haven for gay men, starts to lose its luster as a chilling series of brutal murders unfolds. The victims, all found in city parks, hotel rooms, and their own homes, spark fear within the queer community. Amidst police inaction, a group of audacious queer activists rises to the challenge, piecing together the clues and igniting a movement that would alter thousands of lives. Our guide through this gripping journey? None other than the engaging Francis Plourde.
R&B Money Podcast, helmed by Grammy-winning R&B icon TANK and multi-platinum songwriter and executive J. Valentine, is a gold mine for die-hard R&B fans. From Keith Sweat to Pink Sweat$, the podcast immerses listeners in captivating tales of artists and executives in the industry. It's not just a nostalgia trip, it's also a platform for discovery for fans who crave the rhythm and blues.
In recognition of Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, the British monarchy is stealthily arranging the royal stage for Prince Charles’ impending ascension to the throne. Born to Rule, steered by NBC's Keir Simmons, delves into the life of the 73-year-old prince, unearthing the apprehensions and expectations tethered to his future reign. Questions about his ability to step into his mother's royal shoes, the public's acceptance, and the relevance of monarchy in today's world are explored with insights from journalists and insiders who've long observed Prince Charles.
Podcrushed is your auditory time machine, whisking you back to the trials and triumphs of middle school. With Penn Badgley at the helm, alongside Nava Kavelin and Sophie Ansari, you'll delve into the raw realities of adolescence. From the torment of first crushes to the awkward dance with body hair, and even the occasional schoolyard skirmish, Podcrushed promises a blend of awkward nostalgia and heartwarming relatability.
The Bleeders is your literary sanctuary, a podcast dedicated to the art of book writing and publishing. It's where authors, agents, and industry insiders share their experiences and spill their insights on how to craft and sell books. Drawing inspiration from Hemingway's iconic words, "There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed," The Bleeders is your guide to navigating the literary world. It's more than just a podcast—it's a support group for the scribes.
Step right into the intriguing world of American democracy with 'When the People Decide'. This insightful podcast from the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State delves into the fascinating landscape of ballot initiatives. Hear compelling stories from individuals who have driven campaign initiatives across the nation. Despite the Founding Fathers' doubts about direct democracy, the podcast highlights the beauty of the initiative and referendum process. It’s a hands-on way citizens can vote on policy matters and champion issues they hold dear directly to their fellow voters. The podcast is brought to life by the dynamic Jenna Spinelle.
Dive into the world of Hot Buttons where fashion meets sustainability on a rapidly evolving planet. Join Christina Binkley, Rachel Kibbe, and Shilla Kim-Parker as they untangle the latest in news, industry shifts, cultural tendencies, and technological advancements reshaping sustainable fashion. With the fashion industry being a major polluter, the question remains: can we alter its course?
Journey with Jamie Zelermyer and her mother Karen as they delve into the intriguing disappearance of their friend Marsha “Mudd” Ferber. They navigate through the countercultural whirlpool of West Virginia in the 70s and 80s, tracing Marsha's metamorphosis from a suburban housewife to a hippie, and finally, a drug-dealing bar owner. Along the way, the duo reevaluates their own history, grappling with the complexities of their past.
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