“It’s like hanging out with your friends – some of which are philosophers, some comedians, some stoners. Often the discussion moves quickly and suddenly from comedic to deathly serious and dark. Expect the unexpected, and perhaps don’t listen through your speakers when you’re at work.”
Podcasts
Taking style and set-up tips from the infamous Radiolab, Trueish Crime emerges as a brilliantly professional and captivating new podcast that’s light-years ahead of the competition right now.
“Expect randomness, lots of movie talk, relationship stories, personal experiences, insight into Baltimore life, culture, and plenty that proves unpredictable yet surprisingly engrossing.”
The Comic Book Historians Podcast is a must for anyone with a love for comic books and movies, or indeed anyone with an interest in climbing the ladder in a creative industry. Invaluable perspectives meet with a shared love for the world and history of comic books, to compelling results.
For the young or new investors seeking practical approaches on investing and building wealth. A Personal Journal of a young investor on his own journey towards Financial Freedom.
PURECAST is the perfect way to quench your thirst in between aired episodes or seasons of WGN America’s PURE.
Two women on a mission to bring women and moms together. Carolina and Gina dare to say what others are thinking – unfiltered, witty, and insightful. No topic is off limits, let’s get a little bit closer.
Nothing is held back, the hosts of the show welcome their guests with understanding and offer them the time in which to really detail their journey. In the same instance, their questions dig deep into addiction, with the intention of uncovering precisely what it is that draws people towards drug use in the first place, and why they struggle to walk away from it.
Improvisations on The Ledge is a must for musicians, composers, music fans, artists, and indeed anyone with an interest in and appreciation for organic music and creative expression in their purest forms.
The act of collecting is evidently about seeking out and contacting those with autographs or cards that you’re missing or desire, and so the stories behind the process and indeed the subsequent state of many of the autographs, is what helps give the show entertainment value. Undeniably one of a kind right now, an interesting show to listen in on.
“You have to suck at something before you can be good at it. River of Suck is real-talk about struggles with confidence, self-doubt and becoming the youest you. Host Andy Reiner and guests ranging from musicians to scientists parse tough questions about maintaining a healthy attitude in the face of impossible obstacles to the tune of bespoke music.”
Despite the seemingly niche nature of the show, it’s actually incredibly relevant and widely accessible to anyone with an interest in bettering their work situation, their family life, or taking the plunge and building something from scratch that officially lines up with their dreams and ambitions.