When life throws a curveball, sometimes it comes with a side of humor. Bad Blood: The Diary of a Cancer chronicles Jamie's unexpected journey after a diagnosis of Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia. Navigating this new reality with a mix of wit and raw honesty, Jamie shares his experiences of grappling with medical jargon, chemotherapy, and the topsy-turvy impact on his family's life. If you're drawn to candid, foul-mouthed musings from someone who's navigated life both in front of and behind the camera, this audio diary might just be your next listen.
The Indigenous Setlist podcast series, a collaboration between Indigenous House and Little Bear Audio, puts Native and Indigenous artists in the spotlight. This series celebrates the vibrant talents and diverse sounds of these artists, offering a rich auditory journey through their music and stories.
Gastronomics dives into the business side of food, with host Alex Mayyasi exploring how economics shapes our modern menus. Each episode features conversations with chefs, economists, and trend forecasters, revealing the secrets behind menu trends, the making of Best Restaurant lists, and why billionaires are snapping up farmland.
Hand Me Sounds is a music history podcast that delves into genre and creativity through cover songs, interpolated lyrics, and sampling. Hosted by Shi.City, each episode serves as a virtual consignment store, unearthing hidden Black and feminist histories behind enduring songs. With thematic analysis and thoughtful commentary, this podcast stitches unexpected connections between generations, revealing how music history and pop culture fit together seamlessly.
Comedian and actor Yamaneika Saunders brings her fearless takes to the forefront in You're the Problem... with Yamaneika!, the inaugural podcast from Chelsea Handler's Dear Chelsea Network. Each week, Yamaneika and her voice of reason, Tyree, dissect the biggest stories in pop culture, politics, celebrity news, and relationships. From trending headlines to hot-button debates, no topic is off-limits. The podcast dares to ask: who's really the problem, and what can be done about it?
Government That Doesn't Suck explores the often-overlooked positives of American governance. Hosted by Professors Greg Jackson and Lindsey Cormack, the podcast delves into how government actions shape everyday life, from roads to weather forecasts. Each episode features insightful discussions with experts, highlighting the tangible benefits of government initiatives.
In 1996, the brutal murder of Angie Dodge in Idaho Falls leads to the conviction of a suspect, but doubts linger as the years roll on. Angie's mother becomes an unexpected crusader, tirelessly seeking the truth about her daughter's killer. This gripping six-part series from 20/20 and ABC Audio, hosted by Maggie Rulli, delves into the decades-long mission for justice.
Dylan Sprouse and Brendan Columbus bring you Wildmen, a podcast that embraces spontaneity over structure. With the occasional unsuspecting guest, each episode is an unpredictable adventure, defying traditional podcast norms.
Interesting Jobs the Podcast dives into the fascinating world of unique professions, featuring engaging interviews with individuals who share insights into their daily routines, debunk common myths, and reveal what they genuinely love about their work.
Life, Automated delves into how AI and automation are transforming our daily lives, from work to communication, through engaging discussions with varied experts. Each episode tackles a single, relatable question, moving beyond the hype and panic to offer a clear-eyed view of our tech-driven future. Host Jess Love, a seasoned science writer with a PhD in cognitive psychology, guides listeners through this fascinating exploration.
On the Waking Up with Ryan podcast, coach Ryan Weiss delves into how the first five minutes of your day can set the tone for everything that follows. In short, daily episodes, he delivers powerful "moments of awakening," breaking the cycle of fear, ego, and judgment. This blend of wisdom, meditation, and practical insights offers a grounding daily ritual. It's more than a podcast—it's a journey into self-discovery and intentional living.
Bridges & Beacons is a podcast from The Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, where multigenerational peacebuilders engage in transformative conversations. Inspired by President Carter’s legacy, each episode delves into the human stories behind conflict resolution, offering guidance and hope. This series celebrates connection, empathy, and resilience as the keys to making peace possible.
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