Jennette McCurdy is an American actress, singer, songwriter, YouTuber, producer, and writer. As of July of this year, she is also the host of Empty Inside, a podcast covering topics like comedy, eating disorders, filmmaking, jealousy, therapy, and the crippling sense of doom we all face as we desperately try
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With a debut in August of this past year, Human Error is a new audio drama podcast created by Ali Hylton that tells the story of Billie, a young adult who
What do you call a white-collar criminal who crosses into an
It takes courage to talk openly about one’s struggles with anxiety,
We all know it’s a “dog eat dog” world in business… or is it? Does it really require the aggression of an MMA fighter, and disconnected emotionless logic of a computer to
Cute penguins aside, there’s something inherently creepy about Antarctica. I suspect it’s the feeling of getting a pretty decent glimpse of what being in outer space might be like. Sure, there’s
Saron Yitbarek is the host of the Code Newbie podcast. With seventeen seasons of the show published, listeners are sure to find useful content no matter their level of coding experience.
This is a hard podcast to review. It’s fairly new—less than a year old and about 50 episodes published at the time of this writing. The episodes drop weekly. Overall, it’s
In these strange times, the greatest benefit of podcasting is the ability to hear from others and feel less alone. Learning that we are not the only ones who suffer brings
Having traveled to Ireland several times and harboring a fantasy of studying the Book of Kells & Gaelic at Trinity College in Dublin, I was delighted to find a podcast about
If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that times are bleak. A global pandemic, political unrest around the world, and division in the United States can feel heavy
Have you ever thought about the ways in which hip-hop music and culture are improving society? Listen to Hip-Hop Can Save America! to find out more about this fascinating topic. Hosted
Matt Candeias hosts this fascinating podcast dedicated to loving plants… in fact, to loving plants and the botanical world so much that we begin to think of them not as ‘things,’
The Where You Are podcast skillfully challenges many of the myths and stereotypes associated with mental health. Real-life stories and practical tips are offered to meet families where they are in
