It takes courage to talk openly about one’s struggles with anxiety, depression, and navigating midlife. It is impressive to find that Billy Donnelly is not afraid to do this on his deeply personal podcast, Getting Old Quickly. With a background in radio, film, and TV, Billy’s voice is easy
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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
Every now and then, it’s nice to have a quick, short
Want to compare real-life mafia-boss Frank Costello with fictional Don Vito
“$200?! I’m robbing you!” I remember this scene between Gilbert Gottfried and Eddie Murphy in Beverly Hills Cop II in 1987. I was a teenager, and I believe it was my
The Directors Series with Cameron Beyl: A Film History Podcast brings us captivating information rather than entertainment. Host Cameron Beyl deconstructs the work of some of the most celebrated film directors
We all know that, when it comes to business, it’s a “dog-eat-dog” world… or is it? Does it really require the aggression of an MMA fighter and disconnected emotionless ‘logic’ of
If you want a well-done update on the latest episode of a science-fiction TV series accompanied by sound analysis, check out TeeVee, produced by The Vidiots. Eric and Jason are the
Podcasting has a singular advantage to terrestrial radio: the ability to precisely customize a format for your audience. A shining example of this is Playfully Faithful Parenting by Joy Wendling. She
Mildly amusing and quite clever—a good synopsis of the sometimes-funny-but-always-intriguing My Year in Mensa. This is another example of a show that falls under comedy simply because the host is a
What does a mother do when she hits that half-century mark? If she’s Liz Applegate, she hosts a podcast for other people finding themselves older than 40 and wondering what’s ahead
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Ready to indulge your five senses via a mixture of science, mystery, and true crime? In the episode “The Case of the Missing Portrait,” we hear about a portrait of Dr.
