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Three series currently mid-release prove that point. One reason this category would be so beneficial is that climate stories cut across subject matter and genre, encompassing politics, culture, science, history, and more. ( Paul Kondo)Īs I mentioned last issue, Podcasters Declare recently delivered a petition for Apple to create a climate category. But what does a podcast producer really do? In this episode of 3 Clips, we hear what Rebecca Sananes does for Pivot, and (in a meta turn), we also hear from fellow Bello Cherie Turner, who produces episodes for 3 Clips. Indeed, it is people like guest Socrates Cretekos that make you understand what it means to actually be one of The Greatest Generation.Ĭreating a podcast is easy.unless of course, you’re the producer. I’m happy to delude myself into thinking how great I am, but listening to Don’t Act Your Age 's episode " They don't call it The Greatest Generation for nothing" put in my place very quickly.

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Full of Nigerian history, this is the story of a movie that could have easily been forgotten forever, but instead, it struck a cord in the zeitgeist, got picked up, and changed the future of film. In one episode, Gagliano talks to the writer/producer and director of Living in Bondage, an independent direct-to-video film distributed on VHS cassettes that launched Nigeria’s “Nollywood” and cost only about $10K to make. The host, Dinner Party Download’s Rico Gagliano, gets into the history of the films and talks to people who were involved with them to understand how they got made-and how they became hits.

The curated streaming service MUBI has a podcast (also called MUBI) that spotlights movies that were massive cultural phenomena in their home countries, but nowhere else.

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If you’re looking to push your listening to the next dimension, download and listen to Nautrinowatch, and then download and listen to it again. Instead, it evolves with the listener, creating an incredible, dream-like experience. This show is not made up of static episodes.

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Martin Zaltz Austwick ( Answer Me This, Maddie’s Sound Explorers, and Song by Song) and Jeff Emtman ( Here Be Monsters) have created a podcast that uses computer code to gather the day’s headlines, the positions of the planets in the solar system, and new music, and form a podcast episode that is different every single day. Podcasts talk all the time about how they’re here to have “hard conversations” but rarely are. Now, he is in a dark place, unable to create, in therapy and on medication-but positive that his current slump is permanent.

But those things don’t accurately reflect Booster’s current state. I know Booster as a comedian and actor, and the host of a very funny podcast, Urgent Care. On Depresh Mode (formerly The Hilarious World of Depression) John Moe usually talks to funny people about dark moments they’ve had in the past, but Moe’s interview with with Joel Kim Booster is about the dark moment Booster is in right now. To quote another great podcast: how did this get made? You can’t help but feel a bit of schadenfreude listening to this series, but really it’s a cautionary tale that can teach us a lot about the movie industry, publishing, and storytelling. The Plot Thickens is a show from TCM, and the new season, "The Devil’s Candy," focuses on how that famously bad movie got made. But sometimes things are so bad they go past bad and back to good, or at least interesting. The film The Bonfire of the Vanities is often cited as the worst movie remake of all time.

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It looks like that’s what you’ll get with this show-a list of books to add to your TBR list, plus a casual conversation that makes Blind Date with a Book extremely listenable. This show is very much my jam, and the recommended books are so on-point. In each episode, they invite a guest on and prescribe books to them based on their reading preferences, habits, and histories. ( Ashley Lusk)Įlena Nicolaou has started a show with Kristen Evans and Rachel Mans McKenny- Blind Date with a Book. For as much as slavery is America's original sin, this series also explores Britain's participation in the slave trade, the profits of which would trickle down for generations. It turns out it's a very short line indeed.

I'm working my way through the first season of Human Resources, a podcast that draws a line from slavery to late-stage capitalism. 10 new fiction podcasts and an encounter with the wild