Podcastliste: Dansk

Billede Titel Beskrivelse Maritime emner SEA HEALTH & Denne podcast omhandler det gode WELFARE PODCAST arbejdsliv til søs. Om det er velfærdstips som: motion, mad eller bøger, eller om det er arbejdsmiljø som: langtidspåvirkninger eller nudging, intet emne er for stort og intet for lille. Vi brænder for at alle søfolk skal have det godt – nu og i fremtiden!

Det maritime danmark Med denne programserie om Det Maritime Danmark sættes der fokus på havets påvirkning af vores fælles historie. Danmark har over 8.750 km kystlinje og er omkranset af vand. Alt, hvad der har med havet at gøre, har gennem århundrede præget den danske kultur. I mange familier har forfædrene sejlet, fisket eller bygget skibe. Maritime udtryk har sneget sig ind i vores sprog, hvorfor vi kryber til køjs, får lidt for meget indenbords og har lig i lasten. Emnerne i serien spænder vidt, fra historien om Hans Hedtofts forlis over søkrig i 2. Verdenskrig og livet som sømandskone til handel med verden og de små færgers betydning for Danmarks små øer. Undervandsitetet Dykning og fiskeri

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Det næste kapitel Én gang om ugen møder Iben Maria Zeuthen en aktuel person og interviewer vedkommende i en time. Senere på ugen går Iben Maria Zeuthen og samme person i studiet for at tale om alt det, der skulle have været sagt i det første kapitel. Iben Maria Zeuthen spørger om alt det, hun gerne ville have spurgt om, men først kom i tanke om, da det var for sent. Iben interviewer både forfattere, musikere, skuespillere og en gang imellem også en politiker, og det er så dejligt at der er tid til at høre, hvad gæsterne har at sige, det er en samtale snarere end et interview. Mads og monopolet Mads & Monopolets redigerede udgave

Min Lille Hassan ”Hadet er kærligheden, der er mislykkedes.” Sådan skrev filosoffen Søren Kierkegaard i bogen Kærlighedens Gerninger. I 3. sæson af mandemagasinet Min Lille Hassan, taler skuespiller, forfatter og dramatiker Hassan Preisler kun med kvinder om mænd og følelser. På vanlig idiosynkratisk vis botaniserer han i, hvad det grundliggende had mellem kvinder og mænd er bygget af.

Samfund Far der er noget vi skal tale Nu taler Thomas med en række fædre, der om åbner op omkring deres forhold til deres fædre - for sammen at finde frem til opskriften på at være en god far for sit barn, også når de ikke er børn længere.

Zornings zone Et program af det udsatte Danmark. Zornigs Zone tager dig med ind bag parcelhusets ligusterhæk, ghettoens betonmur og landsbysamfundets overfladiske idyl. Fra nordkystens prostituerede til provinsens narkobander. Fra den incestramte familie på landet til det lukkede fængsel i forstaden.Vi taler med alle, som lever på kanten af vores samfund. Dem hvis liv er formet af misbrug, svigt, sygdom eller fattigdom, men også af kærlighed, drivkraft og håb om en bedre tilværelse. Sidste mand slukker lyset Er klimaforandringerne et ustoppeligt godstog, der uundgåeligt vil gøre Jorden til et ubeboeligt ødeland, eller kan vi stadig nå at trække i nødbremsen? Det spørgsmål skiller de to klimajournalister Søren Bjørn- Hansen og Rasmus Thirup Beck. Den ene er pessimist, den anden ukuelig optimist. Flankeret af nyheder, fakta, ildsjæle og eksperter forsøger de i hver udsendelse at komme frem til, om der er lys for enden af tunnelen, eller om menneskeheden lige så godt kan lukke og slukke. Værter: Søren Bjørn-Hansen og Rasmus Thirup Beck.

Efterforskerne Direkte, undersøgende journalistik. Efterforskerne graver hver uge historier frem om uretfærdighed, svigt, fusk og snyd fra hele Danmark. Vi undersøger tip fra lytterne og tager dem med ind i vores journalistiske værksted.Kontakt os på [email protected] eller 28545444.Efterforskerne er Rasmus Mark Pedersen, Anne Skjerning og Gry Hoffmann.Redaktør er Jesper Hyhne.

Det perfekte offer Det er midt om natten. Kvinden ligger fastspændt på den lukkede afdeling med bælte om armene og om maven. Isoleret, medicineret og alene, under observation af nattevagten på afdelingen. Det næste kvinden husker, er nattevagten, der løfter hendes dyne og gør ting ved hende, som hun sent skal glemme. Fem år efter overgrebet begynder en journalist fra P1 Dokumentar at grave i sagen. En sag der skal vise sig at være fyldt med svigt fra et system, der beskytter og holder hånden over nattevagten - i stedet for at beskytte patienterne mod ham. Tilrettelæggelse,

optagelse og manuskript: Emil Eusebius Olhoff-Jakobsen. Klip og montering: Signe Mansdotter. Redaktør: Jesper Hyhne. Vil du i kontakt med redaktionen, kan du skrive til: [email protected] - stil din mail til Emil Eusebius/P1 Dokumentar. Politiken dokumentar Dokumentarer om mange forskellige emner. Lyt f.eks. til ”Hjertestops-orkestret”, hvordan kan en dirigent hjælpe med at redde liv på hospitalet, serien ”Hjertelandet” hvor første afsnit handler om det ekstreme cykelløb ”Race Across America” og ”Jagten på den skjulte skat” der i fem afsnit fortæller om to dommedagskasser, som de danske myndigheder efter sigende skulle have skjult på Grønland i 1952. Aflyttet 'Aflyttet' er radio iført skæg og blå briller, i hvert fald indeni. Om overvågning, efterretningsvæsen, agenter og sikkerhedspolitik, og alt det hemmelige og skjulte, der lever og regerer i og i blandt os.

24Syv Dokumentar Et af Radio24Syvs ældste programformater, der med Kim G. Hansen ved klippebordet sammensætter radioreporternes råbånd (syv timer, der i løbet af ugen spilles om natten på kanalen) til et sammenhængende portræt af mennesker, steder og tilstande i det, oftest, danske samfund.

Elektronista Elektronista er for alle os, der bruger sociale medier, har en smartphone, os der går på nettet, og os der er bare lidt nysgerrige på, hvad fremtiden bringer.

Harddisken Programmet undersøger de konkrete teknologiske udviklinger og deres konsekvenser for kulturen, samfundet og hverdagen

Afslag på et kys I et interview opsøger Chr. Stentoft en person fra en tidligere udsendelse med titlen "Jul på det gamle forsorgshjem". Her optrådte en overlæge som biperson, men påkaldte sig opmærksomhed på grund af markante meninger og utraditionel praksis, så nu vil Stentoft tegne et selvstændigt portræt af den kontroversielle overlæge. Undervejs bliver rollerne byttet om. Stentoft. Supertanker Supertanker giver filosofisk perspektiv på emner, som de fleste af os kender fra vores eget liv og store emner som svæver over os allesammen. Det kan være svære beslutninger, komplekse livsovervejelser, verdenssituationen eller helt almindelige forsøg på at få vores liv til at hænge sammen med arbejde, fritid og familie. Med udgangspunkt i filosofien og idéhistorien er Supertanker et program, der skaber tid og rum til eftertanke og refleksion. Videnskab 24 spørgsmål til professoren I 24 Spørgsmål til professoren vil lytterne opleve videnskabsjournalist og ph.d. Lone Frank i dybe og medrivende samtaler med nogle af landets førende forskere, og hvis man foretrækker sin videnskabsjournalistik så udfordrende som muligt, så går man ikke galt med programmet. Man kan bl.a. høre samtaler med zoolog Bengt Holst, formand for Dyreetisk råd og videnskabelig direktør for Zoo, Kaare Christensen, professor ved

Dansk Center for Aldringsforskning, Syddansk Universitet og Seniorforsker Birgitte Rahbek Kornum fra Molekylært Søvnlaboratorium på Rigshospitalet

Hjernekassen Peter Lund Madsen får hver uge nye gæster i studiet, som deler ud af deres store viden om eksempelvis diskodans, sindssygdom, følende blomster og andre fængende hjørner af videnskaben.

Tændt Et program om sex, lyst og lidenskab. Sex er farligt, og du bliver enten syg eller gravid af det. Sådan lød budskabet ved tavlen før i tiden, når der var seksualundervisning. I dag byder internettet sig til med ubegrænset adgang til al slags porno, og fremmede sexpartnere er aldrig længere væk end et vift med mobiltelefonen. P1 går helt tæt på videnskaben bag nutidens sex og seksualitet - både hvad angår krop, køn og kærlighed! Vært: Satie Espersen. På kanten af verden Tag med ud "På Kanten Af Verden" med fire danske opdagelsesrejsende og eventyrer, der på hver sin måde har udforsket den klode, vi lever på. Tag med, når Jens Munk kæmper mod brutale ismasser og dødelig sygdom i jagten på Nordvestpassagen. Følg med, når forfatteren, journalisten og eventyreren Jens Bjerre opsøger oprindelige folk. Kom med til Mellemøsten med Carsten Niebuhr, der er udsendt af Kong Frederik V for at beskrive Det Lykkelige Arabien og hør den kun 15-årige Palle Hulds umiddelbare begejstring for mødet med andre kulturer på sin tur rundt om jorden. Sundhed Nøglen til din hjerne I "Nøglen til din hjerne" tilbyder Mentaltræner Jørgen Svenstrup fra EmpowerMind, svar på spørgsmål, indenfor alle aspekter af personlig udvikling, og kommer med helt konkrete anvisninger til hvordan du kan komme godt ud af udfordrende situationer. Podcast-serien øger derfor din bevidsthed og styrker dit mentale immunforsvar, så du bliver bedre rustet til mødet med virkeligheden. Du er velkommen til at skrive til [email protected] og stille

spørgsmål til Jørgen, som han vil besvare i de følgende programmer. Ny episode hver torsdag Detox din hjerne Detox din hjerne Programmet der udrenser din hjerne for usunde usandheder om sundhed. I hver episode gennemgår Morten Elsøe & Anne Gaardmand en ny myte indenfor ernæring, træning eller vægttab. Misinformation, der ender med at blive til barrierer for sund adfærd. Det er på tide at få renset ud i disse toksiske usandheder. I programmerne bliver der taget forskellige emner op, som f.eks.: ”Myter om kulhydrater”, ”Myter om træning”, ”Kropsaccept, selvværd og sociale medier” og ”Hvordan giver vi børn et sundt forhold til mad?” Morten Elsøe er uddannet indenfor ernæring og fødevareteknologi og har bl.a. været medforfatter på bogen ”Slut med forbudt”. Anne Gaardmand arbejder med kostvejledning, coaching og personlig træning. Mysterier Mord i rum sø To journalister undersøger en gådefuld historie fra 1975 om opfinderen Ploug, der forsvinder fra en passagerfærge på vej fra Esbjerg til Harwich i England. En måned senere bliver hans lig fundet drivende omkring i Nordsøen. Egon var på vej til patentkontoret i London for at registrere en opfindelse, som ifølge ham selv ville ændre menneskehedens historie. Hvem var denne Egon Ploug, hvad gik hans opfindelse ud på, og hvorfor endte han sine dage i Nordsøen? Det er blot nogle af de spørgsmål, som Mord i Rum Sø forsøger at finde svar på. Dobbeltmordet I 1948 blev det pæne ægtepar Jacobsen brutalt myrdet i deres herskabelige lejlighed på Peter Bangs Vej på Frederiksberg. Af mange mystiske spor var der blandt andet placeret en stok på hver lig, og sagen er siden blevet danmarkshistoriens største uopklaret mordgåde. Hjælp os med at samle samtlige teorier om Dobbeltmordet: Kontakt os på [email protected], telefon 35 20 30 10 eller per brev til DR Byen, Emil Holms Kanal 20, 0999 Kbh., mærket "Dobbeltmordet" Tilrettelæggelse:

Julie Thing & Mads Petter Kühnel. Manuskript og instruktion: Thomas Bjerregaard Nielsen. Fortæller: Margaret Lindhardt. Redigering: Mikkel Rönnau. Redaktør: Rune Sparre Geertsen. Nattens dronning I 5 år har radiodokumentaristen Thomas Smedegaard været på sporet af en kvindelig telefonstønner, som har huseret i det klassiske musikermiljø siden sluthalvfemserne. En Nattens Dronning der tilsyneladende tilbringer alle sine nætter på at ringe til især slagtøjsspillere og stønne igennem. Men hvem er hun denne vedholdende og eminent velorkestrerede stønnerinde, der kender sine samtalepartnere ned til mindste detalje men alligevel har formået at holde sit cover skjult i så mange år? Historie Aktiske historier Arktiske Historier er en historisk podcast om Danmarks møde med Grønland og Arktis gennem 300 år. Udsendt af Arktisk Institut.

Kongerækken Podcast om gamle dage med historiker Hans Erik Havsteen og journalist Anders Olling

Bag om København En gang om måneden sender vi lytterne ud på en spændende, pudsig eller oprivende tur ud i det gamle København - og omegn. Fortalt af Berit Freyheit, Københavns Biblioteker - LYD

Litteratur Shakespeare genfortalt Du har måske lidt opgivet at få tjek på Shakespeares samlede værker. Men fortvivl ej! Shakespeare Genfortalt er din genvej til fem af Shakespeares udødelige dramaer. Fem danske teaterpersonligheder giver dig deres helt personlige udgaver af klassikerne. Jens Albinus genfortæller ”Hamlet”, Peter Langdal, ”Kong Lear”, Line Knutzon ”Romeo og Julie”, Søren Sætter-Lassen genfortæller ”Richard III” og Karen-Lise Mynster tager sig af ”Købmanden fra Venedig” Klassikere genfortalt I + II Første og anden sæson af Klassikere Genfortalt - din genvej til de store romanklassikere. En række danske forfattere inviterer indenfor i deres yndlingsromaner, så du behøver ikke gøre andet end at folde ørerne ud og nyde en god historie. Tilrettelæggelse: Anne Termansen og Signe Mansdotter

Den Nordiske Odyssé Kom med ud på en underfundig og højst overraskende rejse rundt langs de nordiske kyster og de danske øer i hælene på selve Odysseus. Den græske sagnhelt var nemlig pæredansk og historien om ham og hans 10 år lange rejse hjem fra krigen i Troja lever i bedste velgående lige her i vores nutid.

Hitlers æselører En programrække om bøger om Den Anden Verdenskrig, beværtet af Jarl Cordua

Bogselskabet med Anne Glad https://www.dr.dk/om-dr/nyheder/anne- glad-inviterer-lytterne-i-godt-bogselskab

Gyldendal Podcast Forfattersamtaler. http://www.gyldendal.dk/artikler/gyldendal -podcast

Børnebogscast Hvad skal du læse for dine børn når du kommer hjem næste gang? Podcasten her kan hjælpe dig. Børnebogcast er en podcast til forældre, der savner inspiration til hvad deres børn selv kan læse og til højtlæsning. Julie Arndrup, børnebibliotekar og Lisa Garum Andersen, lærer og skolebibliotekar, hjælper dig med at sortere i alle de dejlige bøger, der udkommer. Vi snakker med bl.a. børn, forskere og forfattere om læsning og anbefaler bunkevis af gode bøger. Bibcast 'Bibcast' ser på verden gennem litteraturen og øser rundhåndet ud af bogglæden med nye episoder hver måned. Udsendelserne tager dig f.eks. med på en kalejdoskopisk tur gennem Chelsea Hotel i New York med fokus på forfatterne, musikerne og bohemerne, der drak, junkede, horede og skrev sig gennem lobbyen. Det er Københavns Biblioteker Lyds

podcast, der står bag de medrivende produktioner.

Gode historier

Third Ear Third Ear, ledet af de to radiostjerner fra P1s hedengangne ’Ultralyd’, Tim Hinman og Krister Moltzen, er uden sammenligning den bedste danske podcast, der findes. Med deres ofte gådefuldt opbyggede radiofortællinger også blandt verdens bedste. Et must for alle dansk-lyttende.

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Radiofortællinger P1s fine historiedrevne fortælleformat, hvor én velproduceret historie af værten præsenteres for en person med særlig erfaring til at diskutere og perspektivere netop den historie.

P1 i fængsel Mikael Bertelsen tilbragte en uge i Statsfængslet Søbysøgaard på Fyn. Med sin helt særlige og personlige interviewteknik stiller han skarpt på livet bag de lukkede døre i det åbne fængsel. Udsendelsen startes med faktuelle oplysninger om Statsfængslet Søbysøgaard. Intv. med indsatte og ansatte om livet i og udenfor fængslet. De medvirkende optræder både med navn og som anonyme. Mikael Bertelsen taler bandt andet med

fængselsinspektøren Carl Johan Bjørnsholm. Programmet slutter med, at Mikael taler med en løsladt på vej op til bussen fra fængslet.

Skjoldhøjarkivet Uden for Århus ligger landets største parcelhuskvarter – omkring 1000 boliger i et net af veje, samlet under navnet Skjoldhøjparken. Et stykke velordnet Danmark under forandring – og måske forfald... DR-Ung's Mikael Bertelsen og Mads Brugger lejede i en uge i juni et forladt parcelhus af et skilsmissepar, og sammen med teknikeren Kim G. Hansen og en bunke redigeringsudstyr brugte de tiden på at udforske Skjoldhøjparken.

Det er blevet til P1-serien Skjoldhøj Arkivet. Her møder vi bl.a. kvinden, der har malet både huset og alle havemøblerne helt røde. Vi møder pigen, som gerne vil flytte fra kvarteret, men som først lige skal finde sin kat Rohde, der løb væk i et anfald af brunst. Og det transsexuelle avisbud, der skiftede køn fra kvinde til mand. Der er gartnerformanden, som kører rundt med sit lille tog og hver uge indsamler ca. 100 kg hundelort. Og der er slagteren i landets første Bilka, som kan fortælle om det hakkede oksekøds sejr over frikadellefarsen.

Sorte Holgers Søn Leif Corell er søn af Sorte Holger – en af efterkrigstidens største gangstere i København. Sorte Holger præsenterer Leif for en tilværelse fyldt med ludere, lommetyve, hasardspil og andre lyssky størrelser – og Leif er i starten dybt betaget af sin far. Men som årene går, vokser hadet til faren, og sidste gang Leif ser Sorte Holger, ligger han i en seng på hospitalet og er ved at dø af kræft. Leifs første og eneste tanke er; nu får han endelig som fortjent. Optagelse: Morten Narvedsen. Klip og mix: Kim G. Hansen.

Musik Musikkens historier Musikkens historier' er en række musikdokumentarer om de overraskende, forførende og bizarre aspekter af musik - den abstrakte kunst, som alle elsker, men ingen forstår. Black metal, ny kompositionsmusik og Bruno Mars er nogle af emnerne. Vært Kristian Leth

Album Musikjournalist Ralf Christensen og musiker m.m. Kristinan Leth gennemgår i hver episode af podcasten et af, som de selv siger, ”verdens bedste plader”. De to værter analyserer numrene, fortæller anekdoter og nævner både inspirationskilder og hvem, der efterfølgende er blevet inspireret af albummet. De to tager fat på så forskellige albums som ”Sign o’ The Times” med Pirnce, ”Graceland” med Paul Simon og ”Heroes” af David Bowie. De to værter er meget vidende, og har virkelig sat sig grundigt ind i albummene, og uanset om man bryder sig om pladen eller ej, er det en fornøjelse at høre programmet, og komme ind i musikken på en ny måde. Podcasten fortsættes som ”Album 2016” Album 2016 Musikjournalist Ralf Christensen og musiker m.m. Kristian Leth gennemgår i hver episode et spændende og skælsættende album især inden for rocken. De to analyserer numrene, fortæller anekdoter og viser eksempler på hvem der efterfølgende er blevet inspireret af pladen. De to tager fat i så forskellige albums som Pink Floyd ”The Wall”, The Clash ”London Calling” og Jimi Hendrix ”Electric Ladyland”, men de diskuterer også ”Aretha Franklins album ”I Never Loved a Man” og Miles Davis’ ”Like Evil”. De to værter er meget vidende, og har virkelig sat sig grundigt ind i albummene, og uanset om man bryder sig om pladen eller ej, er det en fornøjelse at høre programmet, og komme ind i musikken på en ny måde. Podcasten er en fortsættelse af ”Album”.

Lydkunst Få spidset ørerne med podcasten 'Lydkunst', som går på opdagelse i båndsalat, lyden af indlandsisen, robotstemmer, radioarkiver og paralleluniverser. Du får lydkunstens historie, fine kunstnerportrætter af bla. Jacob Kirkegaard og Goodiepal og forklaringen på, hvorfor så mange kunstnere i øjeblikket arbejder med lyd som kunstnerisk materiale.

Wagners Ringen ifølge Det danske multitalent Kristian Leth forener Kristian Leth nogle af sine fineste egenskaber som musiker, kulturanalytiker og radioformidler i P2s internationalt prisvindende, fem afsnit lange gennemgang af en af kulturens vigtigste musikværker, Wagners monumentale ’Nibelungens Ring’.

His bobness Som musikverdenen ændrer sig, står det klarere og klarere, at den største overlever af dem alle er Bob Dylan, som i år kan fejre sit 55 års jubilæum som udgivende pladekunstner. Sidste år fyldte han 75 år og fik tildelt Nobelprisen i litteratur, men manden hviler aldrig på laurbærene og lige nu er han både aktuel med nyt studiealbum og to (udsolgte) koncerter i Danmark. I DR Podcast og DR P5s nye temaserie om Bob Dylan går vi i fem afsnit tæt på det mytiske ikon. Vi går blandt andet i dybden med Dylans senere karriere, de uendelige turnéer, den poetiske sangskrivning og Dylan som privatperson og arbejdsgiver. Undervejs kan du møde Dylan kendere som: Klaus Lynggaard, Henrik Vesterberg, Nikolaj Nørlund, Marie Fisker, Asger Schnack, Henrik Queitch, Billy Cross, Kasper Monrad, Henrik Krogsgaard m.fl. Tilrettelægger og vært: Mikkel Falk Møller. Satire Her går det godt Højt humør, ærlige analyser og en yderst selektiv gennemgang af verdens tilstand. Leveret ugentligt af Peter Falktoft og Esben Bjerre

Anders og Anders Anders & Anders Podcast bestyres af værterne Anders Breinholt og Anders Lund Madsen. Følg med i alt om stort og småt, alt og intet.

De Sorte spejdere De gamle programmer som podcast

Film og spil Han Duo Podcast om film spil & TV-serier af de to nørder Jacob Ege Hinchely og Elias Eliot. Podcasten udkommer hver anden uge og tager fat i de nyeste film, spil og serier på en meget morsom og skarp måde. Et fast punkt på programmet er en top 3 over et eller andet emne, f.eks. bedste actionfilm fra 80’erne, hvilket betyder at de to kommer med deres top 3, men i tilgift har en lang række ”honorable mentions”, så man kommer godt rundt om emnet. Et andet indslag er ”Han Duo jokes” – som er meget vandede vittigheder, som ofte er sendt ind af lytterne. Det er ufatteligt hvad de to ved og engagerer sig i. Årets nytårsgave til lytterne var en ”oversættelse” af Star Wars-filmen ”The Force Awakens”, lavet som de lydbånd man tidligere kunne få som bog+bånd.

Gamers 1-4 En serie om computerspil

Sifi snak Mest er vi gamle venner. Mødtes på institut for Litteraturvidenskab i starten af 1990’erne. Gik helt vildt meget op i cyberkultur, og endte begge to på Harddisken på P1. Først som freelancere, siden havde vi et år, hvor Jens vikarierede for Henrik Føhns, hvor vi skiftevis sad i værtsstolen for programmet. Af en eller anden grund kommer vi altid til at skulle udgive noget medieværk sammen. Og nu er det altså vores fælles passion for spekulativ Science Fiction, som vi mødes om, i vores lille virtuelle bogklub.

Busniesss Morten Resen start up Lidt om hvad han går og laver hvor han prøver at give så mange tips, tricks og egne erfaringer (såvel gode som knap så gode) videre til dig, der arbejder med start-ups, online marketing, social media, webshops m.m.

Millionærklubben Millionærklubbens består af to værter, Pernille Enggaard og Bodil Gantzel, og to aktieeksperter, Lau Svenssen og Lars Persson. Lau og Lars har tilsammen prøvet alt inden for handel med og rådgivning om værdipapirer.

Work flow Anders Høeg Nissen undersøger hvad vi laver og hvordan vi gør det

Lumre Den grå side Erotik, humor og drengesnak. Sid med ved bordet, når kendte danske artister, komikere og skuepillere, læser erotiske historier (de grå sider) højt for hinanden

Podcast list: English Image Title Description The Daily Twenty minutes a day, five days a week, hosted by Michael Barbaro and powered by New York Times journalism.

The Intelligence Squared Intelligence Squared is a forum for debate Podcast and intelligent discussion. Live and online we take you to the heart of the issues that matter, in the company of some of the world’s sharpest minds and most exciting orators. The podcast is a recording of the live events that Intelligence Squared Live make, and big names in politics, journalism and the arts are participating in the discussions. The show has presented speakers like President Jimmy Carter, Stephen Fry, Patti Smith, Sean Penn, and Richard Branson. Lost At Sea The Lost At Sea Podcast explores a broad range of topics including faith, mental health, creativity, and current events. The conversations we have with one another and with our listeners are designed to create a space that welcomes questions.

Dan Carlins Hardcore History In "Hardcore History" journalist and broadcaster Dan Carlin takes his "Martian", unorthodox way of thinking and applies it to the past. Was Alexander the Great as bad a person as Adolf Hitler? What would Apaches with modern weapons be like? Will our modern civilization ever fall like civilizations from past eras? This isn't academic history (and Carlin isn't a historian) but the podcast's unique blend of high drama, masterful narration and Twilight Zone-style twists has entertained millions of listeners.

The memory palace Small, fine mouse chunks of our common, crooked world story told in four minutes of the poetic and concise history tells Nate DiMeo that create small magic bubbles of lived life that continues to live in the listener’s head long after the story is over.

This American Life The podcast has existed for 20 years but is still one of the best. Every week the host Ira Glass debates a new relevant theme which leads to small or big surprising, sharp and touching histories that shows how American life is lived through heartbreak over war farefare to the conditions for fat people.

Strangers Hosted by Danish Lea Thau who talks to ordinary people who have exceptional stories to tell. Each episode is an empathy shot in your arm, featuring true stories about the people we meet, the connections we make, the heartbreaks we suffer, the kindnesses we encounter, and those frightful moments when we discover that WE aren’t even who we thought we were. With a personal dedication and own after-reflections, Thau gets people to tell fun and moving stories from her own life. Home of the Brave Home of the Brave is a favorite, made by the American journalist Scott Carrier. He is one of the best interviewers I've heard. He drives around and talks with a lot of people who rarely talk to others. Among other things. Secondly, he has made some of the best interviews at all with followers of Donald Trumph.

Snap Judgment One of the American national radio networks, NPR’s biggest and most important radio shows, hosted by african- american sharply Glynn Washington, leads the listener around in a weekly theme of well-deserved real stories in the same spirit as this great radio brother, ‘This American Life’, but with particular focus on describing and reaching a wider ethnic section of the population.

Risk – True tales, boldly told RISK! Is a live show and podcast “where people tell true stories they never thought they’d dare to share in public” hosted by Kevin Allison, of the legendary TV sketch comedy troupe The State. The award- winning live show happens monthly in New York and Los Angeles. It’s featured people like Janeane Garofalo, Lisa Lampanelli, Kevin Nealon, Margaret Cho, Marc Maron, Sarah Silverman, Lili Taylor, Rachel Dratch, Andy Borowitz and more, dropping the act and showing a side of themselves we’ve never seen before. The weekly podcast gets around a million downloads each month. Slate.com called it “jaw- dropping, hysterically funny, and just plain touching.” Love+Radio In his podcast Nick van der Kolk talks to people whom you might think have a special hobby or a strange way of life. The conversations are great, very intimate and always giving you wild and experimental portraits of people, and it tells a different story about the USA. You’ve never heard anything like it before. If you’re new to the show and don’t know where to start, might we recommend “The Wisdom of Jay Thunderbolt” or “Fix”?

Here Be Monsters With inspiration from the amazing indiepodcast ‘Love + Radio’, the somewhat younger ‘Lord Be Monsters’ is one of the most exciting and well-known gold mines of the podcast landscape for stories about the bubbling darkness of our everybody’s moons. There is a focus on science, drugs, death, religion, politics and medicine – in other words, everything fascinates by being human.

The Heart Stories, both fiction and non fiction about our bodies, love and different sexualities. The host Kaitlin Priest describes the podcast as “The things you whisper. The things you do in the dark … or light. The things you feel but you don’t know how to name.”

Timesuck Each week, Dan Cummins takes fascinating listener suggested topics and enthusiastically dives into time sucks about everything from Charles Manson to the Lizard Illuminati, absurdly and sarcastically sharing the best of what he uncovers with you. Time to get curious! Time for Timesuck.

Freakonomics Radio – Host Stephen J. Dubner has surprising conversations that explore the riddles of everyday life and the weird wrinkles of human nature — from cheating and crime to parenting and sports. Dubner talks with Nobel laureates and provocateurs, social scientists and entrepreneurs — and his Freakonomics co-author Steve Levitt

The Partially Examined Life Four American guys are discussing Philosophy philosophy, philosophers and philosophical texts. The format is an informal roundtable discussion, with each episode loosely focused on a short reading that introduces at least one "big" philosophical question, concern or idea. Each episode is self- contained, but we invariably make some references to things said in previous episodes, so if you just want to hear about a few particular topics, sure, go listen to those episodes, but if you will likely eventually slog through them all, you're best off starting with the first episode. Heavyweight Canadian podcast where host Jonathan Goldstein invites friends and family to share and do something about their biggest worries from the past to make them disappear. Fx he helps his dad, who hasn’t spoken to his brother in years, he helps a colleague who get bullied at work and Jonathan goes back to meet his first girlfriend who dumped him, which made him lock away his feelings for a long time. It’s a both touching and fun podcast. Here’s the thing with Alec Here’s The Thing is a series of intimate and Baldwin honest conversations hosted by Alec Baldwin. Alec talks with artists, policy makers and performers – to hear their stories, what inspires their creations, what decisions changed their careers, and what relationships influenced their work. He has fx interviewed defense attorney Dean Strang who became the star in the Netflix series “, Making a Murderer”, Starbucks’ founder Howard Schultz, musicians like Patti Smith and Robbie Robertson and actors like Viggo Mortensen and Kevin Kline WTF Among the thousands of podcasts where comedians slam more and less internet and out there with other comedians and famous drums American Marc Maron, who started his podcast after being fired. His tow hour long, piquant honest conversation with Louis CK was recently voted the best podcast release ever by the Slate.com cultural magazine.

Benjamin Walker’s Theory of The lightning sharp Benjamin Walker, part Everything of the hip podcast collective Radiotopia, has created a legendary and diverse podcast about ‘everything’, actually driven by philosophical, technological and scientific curiosity towards the world. Recently, he has been entertaining and thoughtful in the manner in which the Internet can make us more dumb.

Finding Mastery Finding Mastery explores how the best in the world master their craft.Host and high performance psychologist, Dr. Michael Gervais, interviews people excelling in the most hostile environments to discover the mental skills used to push the boundaries. Each episode features inspiring stories from the world’s best athletes, brilliant business minds, and the musicians and artists changing our perspective of what’s possible. Thoughtful, spontaneous, and engaging, Dr. Michael Gervais provides insights to help listeners live connected to their potential and pursue their very best. Dr. Gervais’ unique perspective and expertise are relevant to many different industries and audiences. Past guests include, Mercedes Benz Formula 1 Owner Toto Wolff, Microsoft’s CFO Amy Hood, ultra marathoner David Goggins, two-time Olympic gold medalist and FIFA Women’s World Cup Champion Carli Lloyd, CEO of Amusement Park Entertainment Jimmy Smith, Pixar’s CFO Lawrence Levy, Seattle Seahawks Head Coach, Pete Carroll, big wave surfer Ian Walsh, among many others. Bret Easton Ellis Controversial best-selling author and screenwriter Bret Easton Ellis delivers a weekly glimpse into one of popular culture's most fascinating minds. The entertainment industry's top writers, directors, actors and musicians will join Bret to discuss the issues and complexities that keep the creative world turning as we experience this intriguing period in our planet's history. The same sensibilities that have formed Bret's impressive catalog in

literature and film will be on display with each and every new episode of The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast. Nerdist I am Chris Hardwick. I am on TV a lot and have a blog at nerdist.com. This podcast is basically just me talking about stuff and things with my two nerdy friends Jonah Ray and Matt Mira, and usually someone more famous than all of us. Occasionally we swear because that is fun The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith Host Jeff Goldsmith interviews guests

I was there too En bag om filmpodcast If you’re like Matt Gourley (Superego, Drunk History, James Bonding), then you know all the classic movie and television scenes so well it’s like you were in the room when they happened. Well, you weren’t. And neither was he. But the people Matt interviews were! Listen in as they tell the inside stories of how cinema and television history was made from a fly-on- the-wall perspective you’ve never heard. Filmspotting Weekly film podcast and WBEZ radio show from Chicago featuring in-depth reviews, top 5 lists and interviews.

How did this get made Have you ever seen a movie so bad that it’s amazing? Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael and Jason Mantzoukas want to hear about it! We’ll watch it with our funniest friends, and report back to you with the results. Looking for the archives?

You must remember this A storytelling podcast about the secret and/or forgotten history of Hollywood’s first century. This podcast is a heavily- researched work of creative nonfiction. Every reasonable attempt is made at accuracy, but quite often when it comes to the kinds of stories we explore here, between conflicting reports, conscious and unconscious mythologizing and institutionalized spin, the truth is murky at best. That’s kind of what the podcast is, ultimately, about. James Bonding Matt and Matt. Bond over Bond. The comedians Matt Gourley and Matt Mira love James Bond so much they decided to make a podcast about it. Each episode they invite a guest to dive deep into one movie from the greatest film franchise known to man.

The Parapod Anbefalet af komiker Sofie Hagen I Politiken. Hun siger om podcasten: ”Åh, min yndlingspodcast ”The Parapod” har lige startet sin tredje sæson, og jeg hører hvert afsnit to gange, så meget elsker jeg det. Det er to britiske komikere, Ian Boldsworth og Barry Dodds, der mødes og taler om det paranormale. Første sæson var om spøgelser, anden sæson om mysterier og tredje sæson handler om konspirationsteorier. Ian er superlogisk og mistroisk, og Barry tror på alt. Den er først og fremmest sjov, sådan græde af grin-sjov. Og så synes jeg at den handler om godhed. Som da Barry i et afsnit bliver helt stille og sier: ”Were you not happier when you thought it was real?”

U Talkin’ U2 To Me? The two comedians, Adam Scottr and Scott Aukerman, come together as superfans of U2 and in this podcast they are discussing the music and the impact of the band. Listen in as these friends cover everything from Boy to No Line on The Horizon, and reveal a little something about themselves along the way.

Comedy Bang Bang Comedian Scott Aukerman’s podcast that blends conversation and character work from today’s funniest comedians. While Scott begins by traditionally interviewing the celebrities, the open-door policy means an assortment of eccentric oddballs can pop by at any moment to chat, compete in games, and engage in comic revelry. With all that, and regular bonus episodes, we bet your favorite part will still be the plugs! Looking for the archives? Someone knows something In 1972, five-year-old Adrien McNaughton vanished while on a family fishing trip in Eastern Ontario. Despite an intensive search and investigation, no sign of Adrien was found, no clue as to where he might be. The case has hung over the area like a dark mass ever since, especially in the small town of Arnprior, where the McNaughton family lived.

Unexplained – Perhaps some Unexplained is a podcast about strange things are just better left and mysterious real life events that unexplained continue to evade explanation. A show that explores the space between what we think of as real and what is not. Where the unknown and paranormal meets the most radical ideas in science today…We humans cling desperately to a sense of purpose. We have an almost pathological need to know and understand the why and wherefores. And nothing irks us more than a story with no end, a joke without a punchline, a jigsaw with a missing piece.Perhaps we demand this meaning as a way of staving off our greatest fear – that maybe there isn’t a why, or even worse, that the truth would just be too

dull…But sometimes, when something is inexplicable, that mystery in itself can become the story. In many ways, it is often the lure of the mystery that keeps us coming back for more.Maybe, ultimately, some things are just better left unexplained The Dollop The Dollop is a podcast hosted since April 2014 by American comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds. Each episode centers around an event or person from history selected for its humorousness or peculiarity. Typical episodes feature subjects from American history described by Anthony and commented on by Anthony and Reynolds, who has no idea what the topic is going to be about. In 2016 The Dollop has been listed as one of the 50 podcasts you need to hear by the Guardian.

S-Town A very detailed program of crime and justice. All the cases are authentic and are told with interviews, parts of interrogations and clips from the courtroom.

Serial Radio Documentary. In the first season we follow a case of the murder of a young woman – is the ex-girlfriend innocent convicted? Season 1: Did 19-year-old Adnan Syed kill his ex- girlfriend Hae Min Lee? Based on a true story, Sarah Koenig narrates about love, death, justice and truth. First season investigates the 1999 murder of 18-year-old student, Hae Min Lee from Woodland, Baltimore. Last seen on the 13th of January her body was discovered on the 9th of February in the remote Leakin park that is notorious for dumped bodies. Lee’s ex- boyfriend was arrested February 28. But did he do it? Season 2: U.S. soldier, Bowe Bergdahl had been a

prisoner of the Taliban for nearly five years when he was going home to a big celebration in his home town in 2014. But the public reaction to his return flipped and people started saying that Bergdahl shouldn’t be celebrated. The army launched an investigation. Through all of this, Bergdal has been quiet. Now in season two of Serial, we get to hear what he has to say.

Crimetown Crimetown is a serial documentary podcast. The show looks at ways organized crime has shaped particular American cities. Do you know The Jinx? Otherwise, you will still love Crimetown, filled with gangsters and crazy stories.

Criminal Exciting! They range from very graphic cases to some little silly of the kind – all from the United States.

The Mind of a Murderer Short program in which prison killers are interviewed. It is really exciting to hear, although at times there are details that give goosebumps

Limetown Ten years ago, 300 people disappeared from the small town of Limetown in Tennesse, and now the radio journalist Lia Haddock tries to find survivors and the explanation of what happened. This is how it sounds like the modern audio frame, ‘Limetown’. The listener gets a dragging story full of secret sources, riot research, cliffhangers, 911 calls, news clippings and sounds that put the inner screen in motion. Fictional history, but served in the same catchy style as the true crime success ‘Serial’. Crime in sports Two comedians take an unmerciful and hilarious look at athletes who have lost big games...with the law! Crime in Sports does the research, tells the story, and finds the funny in the world of sports true crime.

Small town murder Two comedians look at a small town, what makes it tick, and a murder that took place there. In depth research, horrible tragedy, and the hosts' comedic spin on the whole thing.

They walk among us They Walk Among Us is a true crime podcast, that started back in September 2016, covering a broad range of cases from the sinister to the surreal.

Missing Richard Simmons On February 15, 2014, fitness guru Richard Simmons disappeared. He stopped teaching his regular exercise class at Slimmons, cut off his closest friends, and removed himself from the public eye. Nobody heard from him - and no one knew why he left. Filmmaker Dan Taberski was a Slimmons regular and a friend of Richard’s. Missing Richard Simmons is Dan’s search for Richard - and the deeper he digs, the stranger it gets. Lore Lore is a podcast about true life scary stories. Lore exposes the darker side of history, exploring the creatures, people, and places of our wildest nightmares.

Dead & Burried A podcast about Melbourne history for people who don’t yet realize they like Melbourne history. It features interviews with the descendants of people profiled, historians and other experts.

Found Have you ever found a note on the ground, maybe meant for someone else? Help solve these mysteries on the Podcast and explore stories of love, loss, hope and many more.

Undisclosed Podcast The Undisclosed podcast investigates wrongful convictions, and the U.S. criminal justice system, by taking a closer look at the perpetration of a crime, its investigation, the trial, and ultimate verdict... and finding new evidence that never made it to court.

Revisionist History Revisionist History goes back and reinterpret something from the past: an event, a person, an idea. Something overlooked. Something misunderstood. Malcolm Gladwell makes topics you have never heard about interesting

Homecomming Psychological thriller. Homecomming centers on a caseworker at an experimental facility, her ambitious supervisor, and a soldier eager to rejoin civilian life. – presented in an enigmatic collage of telephone calls, therapy sessions, and overhead conversations, quite scary, and played by real actors. The way the podcast is made, with people acting you get the feeling that the story is real – and it’s quite scaring. Welcome to Night Vale Welcome to Night Vale is a radio show for the fictional town of Night Vale, reporting on the strange events that occur within it. Cecil Gershwin Palmer, the host, main character, and narrator, is voiced by Cecil Baldwin, while secondary characters are sometimes voiced by guest stars. The podcast typically airs on the first and fifteenth of every month, and consists of "news, announcements and advertisements" from the desert town, located "somewhere in the Southwestern United States.

The H.P. Lovecraft Literary A podcast about the works of H.P. Podcast Lovecraft, the writers that inspired him and the literature he inspired. In every episode the hosts discuss a piece of weird fiction. Talented voice actors bring the text to life. Music and sound effects create atmosphere while occasional guest experts show up to make things classy. It’s fun, and a little creepy Myths and Legends Ever wonder about the original stories behind King Arthur and his legendary knights, Robin Hood, or Aladdin? Did you know that fairy tales weren't originally for children and are way more bizarre, ridiculous, and interesting than you ever thought possible? Maybe you've heard of characters like Thor, Odin, and Hercules from modern movies- stories stretching back centuries. Well, the originals that inspired the adaptations are even better. This show brings you folklore that has shaped our world. These are stories of magic, kings, Vikings, dragons, knights, princesses, and wizards from a time when the world beyond the map was a dangerous, wonderful, and terrifying place. 'Song Exploder' Tone for tone and word word deconstructs the podcast 'Song Exploder' a single song with the creator. It may sound both nerdy and boring, but it's a great experience to enter into the creation process and into the individual sequences, melodies, chords, riffs or text bites and all the considerations, associations and inspirations the musician has had. And afterwards you hear the music with brand new ears. Past guests include Björk, U2, Iggy Pop, and Carly Rae Jepsen. Re:Sound 'Re: Sound' is the internationally recognized audio conference and festival Third Coast's own podcast, which plays weekly some of the world's most interesting new English- language radio and audio works. It's a perfect place to be introduced to all kinds of radiofonical expressions, new podcasts and new radio idols.

Music PopCast New York Times' very own high-end podcast about pop music's biggest trends and trends. The newspaper's fast-paced music critics Jon Pareles, Ben Ratliff, Jon Caramanica and Nate Chinen crawl albums, hits and new phenomena every week and make you feel more clever on the doll. Howsound The online marketplace for radio productions, PRX (Public Radio Exchange), has made a podcast that, with the charismatic Rob Rosenthal, inspires to hear and gain insight into the many considerations that the world's best radio people put behind their productions. Radiator's absolute mecca.

Pitch Whitney Jones and Alex Kapelman examine in one long love declaration for sound and music and with everlasting radiophonic ingenuity all the ways that music affects the world: Listen how REM's 'Losing My Religion' has had a lot of political influence, how the voice changes when change gender, how the music of the city sounds affects the blind and so on and so on Soul Music The music story is about those who make music and about the influence the music has had in posterity. But it is also about the intimate story that is created between the individual listener and a song. All of the connections explore BBC4's excellent, because ultra personal, music podcast.

Time Crisis Weekend’s Ezra Koenig hosted his first Beats 1 radio show last night in a timeslot that he’ll alternate every other week with Pharrell’s show. It’s called Time Crisis and, for the debut episode, he brought along Mark Ronson, Rashida Jones, Despot, Desus, and Mero to help him through his two-hour slot. Jones recounted a story about being at Michael Jackson’s house in a pre- recorded segment (at 12m05s below), Despot debuted a new song, and the rest debated the top five songs on iTunes. (Way

to, like, kind of copy our idea, man.) Check out the full show and a playlist (featuring a lot of Billy Joel) for the night below. Sleep with me ”The podcast that puts you to sleep, a lulling, droning, boring bedtime story to distract your racing mind”. So it says on the homepage of the podcast where 17merican Drew Ackerman makes you sleep with meditative talk and black humor.

99% invisible A nerded radio show that explores the creation and impact of design and architecture. Strangely interesting. 99% invisible has existed since 2010, so there are plenty of good sections to dive into.

Happier with Gretchen Rubin Gretchen is the author and talks with her sister about how to become happier for yourself and your life. She has written the book Happiness Project.

Magic Lessons Very interesting take! Elizabeth Gilbert interviewing people who dream big, but are afraid to go after what they want.

Sarah Jensen – Rock your Sarah is interviewing fierce bloggers, Goals coaches and entrepreneurs, and it's very educational. You will learn new tools and want to create something new.

Monocycle Podcasts from the popular lifestyle and especially fashion blogs Man Rays, who always have the humor in the right place and the finger on the pulse when it comes to trending topics. The sections are short and are about everything from fashion to health to career.

Fashion no filter A blogger and fashion journalist try to give the fashion industry some depth, and it may be quite interesting for outsiders who have an interest in trends.

Katherine Mackenzie-Smith: Are you introverted, or do you have a The League of Extraordinary person close to you who is? Probably. Introverts Therefore, you will definitely get something out of this podcast, if your host is introvert and tells his stories - both professional and personal.

That’s So Retrograde A health podcasts from two juice-drinking ladies who talk about being in zen and take life one day at a time.

Pop Culture Happy Hour The top-notch cultural issues Linda Holmes invites in her weekly podcast NPR's fast- paced culture experts to discuss and perspective everything from Twin Peaks over children's films to the podcasts that have now been made about the "Serial" hitpodcast. The NPR nerds are both childly enthusiastic and high-ranking in their analytical degree of detail. Better pop culture you.dont get

The week ahead The Editors and correspindents of The Economist Economist discuss the events shaping the world next week, in the studio and in the field.

Make it Happen The host Jen Carrington talks with entrepreneurs about making things happen and creating their own business. If you are creative, blogging or dreaming about being, it's just for you.

Ctrl, Alt, Delete Are you a fan of the internet? Emma Gammon lives for social media and life online, and her podcast is about the challenges. She also interviewes relevant guests and inspires to make more of your social media

Start-Up Radio producer Alex Blumberg, who has won prizes for his often business and economics-related stories to the community magazine 'This American Life', has started his own celebrated but also engaging and revealing podcast about making a good / tolerable business out of the slowly rising interest in podcasts.

Reply All: In radio producer Alex Blumberg's newly launched podcast company, Gimlet Media, he has made his own podcast about Start Up, the two amazing storytellers who make podcasts on the internet and all its entertaining memories are also featured. It's fun and personal and nude meta- entrepreneurship

Tape 'Tape' is for anyone who wants to make radio and / or podcasts or for those listening fans who just love to learn more about the best in the industry. In thorough interviews, selected radio producers tell how they work, find stories and how they create their very unique way of telling. (Only nitte is that you do not hear examples from the radio tags that are discussed, but you have to discover yourself before or after.) Savage Love Podcast The incomparable 'Sexpert' and MTV host Dan Savage awards in God-knows-what- years slaps to America homophobic politicians and factual and experiential advice about sex and love with an enormous linguistic and humorous profits

and with a brutal honesty that even one's closest friends rarely dare to show. My Dad Wrote a Porno You can almost listen to the title that we have here with a crazy funny podcast to do. Just hear it!

Bedpost confessions BedPost Confessions Real Sex. Real People. Real Stories.