Obsessed with podcasts and always looking for your next listen? Check out some of our top recommendations, below.
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Once you’re all caught up on PEOPLE’s podcasts, check out the friends of the podcasts, below, who are worth a listen.
Rose Pricks
Stefanie Wilder Taylor (For Crying Out Loud, Bored AF) and Angel Laketa Moore relentlessly mock the dodo birds of The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, and Bachelor in Paradise.
The Sarah Fraser Show
A podcast featuring a variety of guests, NSFW topics, and discussions of all kinds. From pop-culture to Sarah’s unconventional marriage and mom journey, Sarah will talk to anyone.
WhoHaha
DIE-ALOGUE
Crawlspace Media
True crime may be the most popular genre of podcasts and we have the perfect suggestion for fans on the hunt for something new.DIE-ALOGUEfollows host Rebekah Sebastian as she interviews fascinating people connected to true crime and criminal justice in unique ways. Sebastian speaks with everyone from veteran attorneys like Kirk Nurmi (Jodi Arias) and David Rudolf (Michael Peterson) to retired law enforcement officials, cult experts to cult survivors, and victims advocates to courageous survivors. You’ll also find appearances from a slew of popular podcasters and together they explore the themes and subjects often found at the heart of every true crime story.
CRIMINALITY
Criminality Show
The NewsWorthy
theNewsWorthy
Looking for a fast, fair, and fun way to digest the day’s biggest news stories?The NewsWorthyhas you covered. Veteran journalist Erica Mandy grew tired of talking heads, alarmist headlines and monotone voices, so she created something different. Each 10-minute episode is packed with politics, tech, business, and entertainment from a variety of sources, with Mandy feeling like a trusted friend who always ‘gets’ both sides. Now you can find all the news you need in one convenient place.
The Pod Club
iHeartPodcasts
Crime Writers On…
Partners in Crime Media
Family Secrets
iHeartRadio
When it comes to family, everyone has skeletons in the closet. And while many of these buried secrets can initially be terrifying or traumatic, they often eventually have the power to liberate, heal, and even uplift us. Dani Shapiro, bestselling author of the memoirInheritance, uses her podcastFamily Secretsto explore those of her guests and uncover the extraordinary lessons these astonishing truths can teach us.
source: people.com
