Missed Deliveries for May 2025
39 Must-Listen Podcasts from May 2025 You Might Have Missed
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 | Made for This Mountain is all about empowering listeners to rise above struggles, break free from trauma, and silence self-doubt. Through honest conversations and actionable advice, this podcast reminds you that the challenges you face are not meant to defeat you, but to strengthen you. Join Joshua Rosa on a mission to awaken your inner strength and help you conquer the impossible, stepping into the best version of yourself. You weren't made to be buried by your mountaināyou were made to climb it. |
 | Outlaws with TS Madison is a bold podcast led by the trailblazing TS Madison, an icon in the LGBTQ+ community known for her diverse achievements. The show features candid conversations with influential figures who've defied societal norms. With Madison's sharp wit, each episode inspires listeners to embrace individuality and defy expectations, celebrating stories of resilience and ambition. Dive into laughter, revelations, and insights that challenge the status quo and ignite the rebel spirit. |
 | Book Watch is your gateway to the intriguing realm of page-to-screen adaptations. Join Sarah-Daye and guests as they dissect novels and their cinematic versions, exploring faithful renditions and daring reinterpretations. From what shines to what falters, discover fresh perspectives on how stories leap from book pages to the big screen. Perfect for bookworms, movie buffs, or those who love both. |
 | Lamestream is an independent podcast that navigates the tumultuous world of media. Hosted by award-winning journalists Osman Faruqi and Scott Mitchell, it delves into the challenges and crises facing modern journalism. |
 | Sound Strategy with Lucas Dickey delves into the art and science of podcasting, spotlighting the innovators shaping its future. This podcast serves as an insider's guide to the evolving audio landscape, featuring deep dives into production workflows, audience growth, and monetization strategies. With insights from independent creators to network execs, each episode unpacks the trends and technologies propelling the industry forward. Whether you're a budding podcaster or a curious listener, Sound Strategy offers a wealth of knowledge on what makes podcasting such a dynamic medium. |
 | In the podcast What Lies in Wait, a private investigator dives deep into the mystery of a man's disappearance in a secluded Appalachian town. As she delves into the enigma, she becomes entangled in a perilous battle between age-old forces and ominous superstitions. |
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 | Need a way out of 2025 or advice on navigating a Baptist church? Join a crash-landed time traveling duo with a cat-turned-captain in Your Local Time Travelers. No future spoilers hereāwell, mostly. This quirky adventure promises to tickle your funny bone while keeping secrets as well as a cat guarding its last can of tuna. |
 | What We Spend invites you to peek into the financial lives of people nationwide, revealing their earnings, desires, and weekly spending habits. It's a candid exploration of personal finance across different economic backgrounds. |
 | Climbing the Walls, an investigative podcast from Understood.org, delves into the historical oversight of ADHD diagnoses in women. It explores the reasons behind the recent surge in diagnoses post-pandemic and how this shift is reshaping our understanding of ADHD. |
 | Discover what the worldās biggest changemakers are really like off duty with Impact After Hours. This podcast offers a fun peek into the personal lives of social impact leaders, sharing book picks, travel tips, and unique hobbies. Enjoy laughter, frivolity, and guest answers to unexpected questions, proving that life outside work can make an impact too. |
 | Join Morgan Absher and Kaelyn Moore as they delve into the world of notorious crimes, where a single clue can crack a case wide open. From shocking murders to serial killers, Clues explores forensic details and brilliant sleuthing behind infamous cases. Each episode uncovers hidden details and analyzes overlooked evidence, offering a thrilling journey through history's most puzzling crimes. Indulge in compelling storytelling and forensic analysis with this Crime House Original. |
 | Discover the captivating stories that shaped the American West with Flores in this engaging podcast. From charismatic wildlife and Jeffersonian explorations to the adventurer-artists who captured Native peoples and landscapes, these tales range from well-known to hidden gems. Flores, joined by former students Rinella and Williams, along with other historians and special guests, delves into 26 dynamic episodes that offer a renewed lens on this monumental era. Experience the rich history and its continuing impact on our appreciation of the great outdoors. |
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