I’m a podcast junkie. Here’s a current list of what I’m listening to. I’ve made a short parenthetical description of the show when the content isn’t readily apparent. Click the links for more details.
- NPR: All Songs Considered
- NPR: All Songs Considered Live In Concert
- WFMU’s Antique Phonograph Music Program
- The Concert (Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum)
- MPR: The Current Song of the Day
- Decode DC (politics, public affairs)
- NPR: Fresh Air (news, interviews)
- Slate’s Hang Up and Listen (sports)
- WBUR: Here and Now (news, interviews)
- Howler Radio (soccer)
- WNYC: Invisibilia (“about the invisible forces that control human behavior – ideas, beliefs, assumptions and thoughts”)
- Life of the Law (“the relationship of law to American society and culture”)
- Mad Decent Worldwide Radio (music)
- The Memory Palace (history, storytelling)
- The Moth Podcast (storytelling)
- 99% Invisible (design)
- WBUR-FM: Only A Game (sports)
- NPR: Planet Money (economics)
- ProPublica: Podcast (journalism)
- WNYC’s Radio Lab (science and curiosity)
- RISK! (storytelling)
- Scientific American: 60 Second Science
- NPR: Snap Judgment (storytelling)
- KEXP Song of the Day
- The Sounds in My Head (music)
- Sound Opinions (music)
- StarTalk Radio with Neil DeGrasse Tyson (science, popular culture)
- A State of Trance (music)
- The Story Collider (storytelling about science)
- Talking Headways: A Streetsblog Podcast (transportation)
- Third Coast International Audio Festival – Re:sound (audio stories from radio & internet worldwide)
- This American Life (audio stories, sometimes investigative journalism)
- NPR: Tiny Desk Concerts
- PRI: To the Best of Our Knowledge (ideas, culture, science, interviews)
- KCRW’s Todays Top Tune
- Song Exploder (“musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tell the story of how they were made”)
- Spark London (storytelling)
- Sparkle Stories Podcast (original audio stories for children)
- Travel With Rick Steves
- Uncensored History of the Blues
- Washington Week Podcast | PBS (news, public affairs)
- APM: Garrison Keillor’s The Writer’s Almanac
