Shipworm: Two-Up’s Secret Six-Part Audio Drama
Shipworm is the newest audio drama from production company Two-Up, known best for Limetown and 36 Questions. After listening to the series ...
Podcast Spotlight: The Pursuit of Learning
The Pursuit of Learning is an interview podcast in which host Clint Robert Murphy spends the better part of two hours talking to someone ab...
Why Your Podcast Sucks: My Favorite Murder’s Real Favorite Is the Cops
The true crime tour-de-force My Favorite Murder occupies a unique place in the hierarchy of shows wherein hosts casually discuss real-world...
Podcast Spotlight: Rational Ignorance
Rational Ignorance seeks to encourage audience members to apply a Sherlock Holmes-ian approach to conversation, embracing the idea there’...
Podcast Spotlight: Planet & The People
Planet & The People is one of the most utilitarian podcasts one can find on the market. Actor Tom Ward-Thomas interviews various expert...
Podcast Spotlight: Get Wrecked
Get Wrecked is a wild faux game show for the podcasting age. Each episode hosts Koko Bell and Eric Myrick welcome two teams of friends to s...
Facebook Podcasts: The Discover Pods Writers Weigh In
The new Netflix of podcasting? Facebook. Or, at least, it wants to be.
As reported on by Ashley Carman of The Verge, Facebook has launch...
Podcast Spotlight: The Iron Heel
The Iron Heel is a lovingly-crafted audio drama adaptation of Jack London’s formative dystopian novel of the same name. What truly makes ...
Podcast Spotlight: Gunpowder, Treason, No Plot
Gunpowder Treason, No Plot is a weekly actual play podcast using Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition. Running since 2018, the show introdu...
Podcast Spotlight: Many Cones, Based on True Crime
The first episode of Many Cones is, in its own way, the perfect first episode of a podcast. By the end of the 12 minute opening you will, f...