Making The Impact is a highly niche-based show in the Dance Competition industry that really shines in its clarity of intention with its subject matter as well as intended audience. Launched in October 2019 just before the pandemic, it’s hosted by Courtney Ortiz, founder of Impact Dance Adjudicators and
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Launched in 2017, this chart-topping and industry-penetrating podcast that seeks to “decode the fashion industry” is hosted by Sydney, Australia-based Clare Press. Consumerism, activism, creativity, and more are all explored with
According to Jesse, from the creator standpoint, the podcast has been “surprisingly
When Not Real Art co-hosts Man One and Scott Power came together,
Let’s go back in time a little bit… back to 2016. Though she was not a podcast listener herself, some of Jackie Johnson’s friends were starting podcasts. One in particular, Georgia Hardstark
Have a friend, family member, or maybe DAD who loves books? Are you always stumped about what to get him or her (especially around Father’s Day)? Book Riot has you covered with
April Calahan and Cassidy Zachary did not set out to start a podcast. Both fashion historians with master’s degrees from the Fashion Institute of Technology and Fashion and Museum Studies from MIT
Hilariously funny and wildly entertaining, A Hot Dog Is a Sandwich brings together the talents of Mythical Kitchen’s “Chef” Josh Scherer (journalist, author, culinary producer, and director of all culinary content
The title of this show would lead one to believe that there would be a little more sass, pizazz, and/or maybe even sexiness from show hosts Chris and Emily. Alas, that’s
Just before lockdown in March of 2020, Brett Stanley launched The Underwater Podcast as a “purely selfish way” of getting to speak to other photographers, cinematographers, talent, and stunt people in the
If you’re an architect or have interest in architecture, this is for you! Show production quality is superior, but the content is what really takes you down deep into the belly
According to Jesse, from the creator standpoint, the podcast has been “surprisingly emotional” as well as “impressively relational.”
