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r/podcasts: a subreddit to discover, discuss, and review podcasts with other podcast enthusiasts. As part of this mission, r/podcasts is curated to promote respectful and on-topic discussions. This is not a place to promote your podcast.
r/podcasts: a subreddit to discover, discuss, and review podcasts with other podcast enthusiasts. As part of this mission, r/podcasts is curated to promote respectful and on-topic discussions. This is not a place to promote your podcast.
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They make podcasts for kids, but I absolutely cannot find a podcast app with kids mode. And the kids Spotify app, well it won't play podcasts.
Hi am looking for australian podcasters on youtube that are daily and that gives you the news looking for suggestions
I wasn't stoked with the first few episodes of this podcast, but recently they've had some really interesting guests (Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen, Courtney Dauwalter) and are starting to find their feet a little bit. Johnny is a natural in the podcast format so hope this keeps going!
Hi all, I drive a lot of work and would love some new podcast ideas. I don't do crime/true crime, I'm very interested in peoples inner life and stories of their life. (I love biographies and autobiographies)
Here is a list of some podcasts I love
- Esther Perel - Where shall we begin? (Therapy Sessions)
- Dear Therapists (Therapy Sessions)
- Conversations on ABC with Richard Fidler and Sarah Kanowski (Peoples Stories)
- Conflicted (History podcasts - story centered)
- Almost Awakened (Spirituality for the non religious with no woo)
- 7 Deadly Sins - Stephen Fry
- The place we find ourselves (therapy themed)
I started to listen to Call Her Daddy and found some interviews interesting.
I love Conflicted - I have listened to every episode - if anyone knows any other history podcasts that are told in an engaging way like that I would love that. I love the stories and the telling from individuals perspectives rather than just telling what happened.
Thanks :)
I really enjoy listening to Stephanie Soo's, "Baking A Murder" podcast where she recaps books, movies, and TV shows. I've pretty much consumed everything on that podcast and want to listen to more podcasts that have fantasy book summaries. Preferably, I'm interesting in finding podcasts that summarize the book in one-three episodes with little to no discussion in between. I would really appreciate some recommendations!
As the title says, I used Google podcast app extensively and never had an issue but since it's been a big issue.
I landed on Attenapod as I liked the interface, but the last 3 months I've gone from using >1-2gigs a month to 10-14 gigs!
I know I can turn off Wifi downloads and streaming, but it's annoying as I often finish the podcast I'm listening to and a new one launches while I'm out and I want to listen to it without waiting until I'm back home on WIFI, and that's never been an issue the last 5-6 years before. In fact I'm listening to less now than I used to maybe 1-2 hrs of podcasts a day, and I have a more generous data limit, but I'm blowing past it. Audio files shouldn't be this big. This feels higher than if I streamed YT videos during that time.
I found a couple other people with this issue on the attenapod but no solutions.
Anyone have any ideas, or another podcast app for Android they can suggest that may help for this?
i’m a 16 yr old i do track so 2-3x a week im on an hour run what are some podcasts that might be good for me? genres i can thing of maybe like health, fitness, school/education, social stuff like that. thanks for any recommendations
I recently found a podcast called Yeongjae's lifelong friend. It started airing around 2022 and currently has 849 episodes and he airs every weekday
Is there a way I can catch up on the show while it's still airing?
Any suggestions? Any podcasts to overcome fear of losing people?
Recently I've discovered at nice indoor track at my local Y that is perfect to listen to podcasts while walking on. I've discovered Ologies and really enjoy what I've been listening to. So far I've listened to Capybaras, dreams, chickens, the universe, and the anatomist who studied stranded whales.
What is an episode that you would definitely recommend I listen to to pass the time?
I just recently finished the once a year discussion of the Haunted Mansion on Podcast: The Ride, and will soon be basking in the glow of the shadowman on the annual movie re-watch podcast "Til Death Do Us Blart."
I find I really enjoy the anticipation of a once a year podcast ritual. Does anyone else have any seasonal or annual podcast releases they look forward to every year?
I don't really know how to describe the genre - investigative journalism type story based podcasts (?) - but I wanted to share some absolutely outstanding podcasts on Audible - and hopefully, get some suggestions back for similar podcast series, either on Audible or elsewhere?
I am not Nicholas
After the fall
Finding Q
The Bering
The Catch
Body of Proof
All of these I have enjoyed hugely, hope someone else does too.
Let's just gather the finest podcasts for us freaks interested in such stories!
I strongly reccommend Rotten Mango - interesting stories told in smooth, audible way, with no dramatic pauses, silly voice or sound effects.
Shot in the dark because chat gpt can't find it, but I used to listen to this pod cast that was "eerie" fantasy type stories told by this female narrator that would talk to you a little before she'd tell the story. As the pod casts went on you find out that she was cursed a long long time ago by this creature and he cursed her so he wouldn't be lonely and he pursues her. She is telling you stories of her life and the things she's seen. One of the stories is about a man who plays this terribly sad piano song, another about a "sleeping beauty" who was covered in cobwebs and another one about a "hero" that enters a labyrinth but the princess doesn't want to be saved. I've tried everything but can't seem to find anything. It's like the pod cast just disappeared. Any ideas?
My partners 12 year old kid is getting really interested in politics and very interested in the upcoming US election. Its not really my topic of interest... can anyone recommend a suitable podcast?
Hello everyone, im not sure if anyone on this subreddit is going to be familiar with the app "spooncast" however the app was recently shut down and I am looking for apps similar to it. It is a live podcast platform with a pretty small community but I enjoyed that about that app and am wondering if anyone knows anything that sounds similar to that.
Hi! I’m looking for some podcasts that dive into human psychology and behavior. I’ve listened to some Hidden Brain, but looking for some other podcasts that dive deeper into particular subjects (ex. Social Media) and explore different tests/studies. Thanks in advance!
Sixteen Sunsets is the new series the same creative team.
Episode “0” of their new podcast has just dropped with a discussion about the genesis and highlights of the upcoming series which begins November 7, 2024.
Hey all, trying to get back into True Crime podcasts a bit. I am looking for ones that kind of catch your attention quick. Preferably nothing involving children being harmed, which I know limits the options a bit. Makes me uncomfortable on those.
Hey guys, so like the title says I’m looking for stuff akin to necronomipod… I listen to last pod on the left already as well as the stuff they don’t want you to know as well as many many others. Looking for a pod discusses stuff like conspiracy theories, true crime, supernatural occurrences, etc with a comedic twist. I’d name all the ones I’ve already listened to but it would take way too long as I’ve been listening to pods for about 12 years
I'm curious to see if anyone knows why the podcast was ultimately cancelled. I just listened to the last episode, and was ultimately shocked to see it end, but at the same time l've noticed clues, like the fact that Kail has mentioned that her and Jo don't have a relationship anymore. It's also weird to hear that her and Vee were “friendly" but ultimately not friends. It kind of takes away from the dynamic we've grown to love. But there's definitely drama l'm missing that probably dates back to teen mom 2. If someone could fill me in.
I would love to hear a podcast who describes in great detail about the daily life which common people had in ancient cities (Babylon, Indus Valley, Ephesus etc).
Thanks in advance!
Hi I was wondering what are the best podcasts that can be watched on YouTube currently thanks
life of a common person in kenya
My 11 year old is outgrowing ABC kids listen. Their favourite show is Dino dome. Likes science, maths, video games.
Looking for the best podcasts and the best podcast app that will run on android and cast to a home speaker for this age group.
I used to listen to a podcast all the time but can’t remember the name and can’t seem to find it on Spotify. I’ve since made a new account and can’t get into my old one.
It was a daily show (Monday through Friday) with 10 to 15 minute episodes. Each episode was about 3 or 4 things and just gave a quick overview of the thing, which was usually “in the news” for some reason. The episode title was just the things it was talking about. It’s not Wirecutter, The Daily, Headlines, or Up First. I want to say the tile was blue and it was the same everyday.
TIA!
I just finished catching up on every episode of Above Board's Everything's a Game podcast, and I loved it! Now I have to wait a week for the next episode. In the meantime, I’d love to find something similar; nerdy, board gamey, funny to listen to. Any suggestions?
Just wanted to share this podcast that I really like... It's about comedians in NYC and ends up being some funny and meaningful conversations :)
Hi everyone,
I've been trying to switch my at-work listening to shows that are focused on happiness, productivity, good habits, etc. It feels like the hosts of these kind of shows are mostly grind-focused "entrepreneurs", and those that aren't, like Gretchen Rubin or Dan Harris, have been wealthy their entire lives, and I find myself struggling to connect with them even though they're both very pleasant; we just don't have super comparable life experiences. Maybe it's an age-bracket thing? I just haven't found anything I've really *enjoyed* listening to, even though I'm interested in the content, if that makes sense?
Does anyone have any recs for podcasts along those lines with hosts that I might find more relatable? I'm early 30s and LGBTQ, if that narrows anything down. I'm just tired of searching "motivation" topics on YouTube and getting waves of Jordan Peterson clips =__=
Thank you!