Podcast Party

So with my new job, comes a new commute. And sadly, I no longer get to walk an hour with my husband to and from work, therefore I am on the hunt for more quality PODCASTS.

Don’t get me wrong I’ve always had my weekly hit of This American Life in my schedule, as well as the equally fantastic yet far more sporadic Radio Lab, but now that I’ve got an extra 2 hours of lonely walking everyday, I need MORE reliable radio programs to quench my on-demand-entertainment thirst.

Here’s what I have in my updated repertoire:

Ted Radio Hour – If you like TED talks, you will love this. Actually even if you don’t like TED talks I think you will still like this. I think EVERYONE will like this.

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Here’s The Thing – Alec Baldwin is an extraordinary interviewer. I especially loved his latest with Christopher Columbus (to the point where I think I should email Chris Columbus and introduce myself because I already feel like I know him).

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The Dinner Party Download – Gwyneth Paltrow turned me onto this (well GOOP, because obviously I’m not pals with Gwyn), and so far I’ve loved every episode. The hosts are charming but not annoying, and since they are based in L.A. they seem to get consistently amazing guests.

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Love + Radio – It’s smart, and on the edgier side. And of course my brilliant husband turned me onto it.

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And last but not least, for anyone out there in the webisphere looking for a podcast to make you laugh, listen to This is That. Whether you’re Canadian or not, It’s pure gold.

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But more importantly I’d love to know your go-to podcasts right now! Let me know what I should be treating my ears to!

3 thoughts on “Podcast Party

  1. I have recently began listening to Spilled Milk, a podcast that profiles a single ingredient per episode. It is done by Molly Wizenberg of Orangette and Matthew Amster-Burton.

    How I Learned Series. Recordings from the live storytelling show from NYC.

    Freakonomics.

    Planet Money

    After The Jump. The podcast from Design Sponge.

    Happy listening!

    • Thanks for all these awesome suggestions Haley! I actually just listened to some Freakonomics yesterday while eating brunch, and I’m a huge fan of After The Jump (so obsessed with Grace Bonney – total blog icon), but I have never heard of Spilled Milk or the How I Learned Series and can’t wait to check them out!

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