8 Podcasts To Entertain & Revive You This Week
The pods to stream now and later
Written by Jessica Fields
By design podcasts are made for everyone. The vast pool of pods is constantly updated with new material, and with topics ranging from art, cooking, business, politics, sports and pop culture it’s hard not to find a good podcast to hold your attention. However, if you are new to the world of podcasts, or only tuned in for the riveting crime tale Serial, searching the web for these downloadable broadcasts can no doubt be overwhelming. But finding a good series, whether it be a collection of stories or installment of interviews, is a refreshing feeling. A good podcast is like a good book and there’s nothing like sharing the events of a good story with a friend. Scroll ahead for a collection of pods to listen to now.
The shows tagline unfiltered talk about beauty sums of the jist of this podcast. Instead of reviews and product pitches, host Brooke DeVard sits down to chat with women about their journeys through the beauty industry. Episodes feel like less of an interview and more of an inspirational conversation between friends.
Indoor jungles and plant parents are real! On the ledge is all about how to create a healthy and picturesque indoor jungle with tips and guides on terrarium, keeping plants alive during heatwaves and how to keep buggy pests away so you can be the best plant parent.
Author and host Alex Elle, sits down with the women she admires to tell stories of sisterhood and admiration. From family, to friends and even strangers, each guest candidly shares their unique story in these intimate episodes.
A witty series about the strange but interesting things people have been doing while in quarantine. Each week tackles new confessions and is almost guaranteed to bring a smile to your day.
This food podcast delivers more than just good recipies. Hosted by Bridger Lancaster, PROOF digs deep into food trends and answers enticing questions- like where do food cravings come from and the deal with umami. Great for foodies and kitchen newbies.
We’ve seen Karamo shed light on the emotional challenges of life via Queer Eye, and his podcast follows that same agenda. To his guests and listeners, he offers advice from topics like acceptance, self-esteem and overall guidance to a happier life.
This food podcast was made for home cooks and features weekly tips, advice, recipes and food-spiration that you can easily apply to your own kitchen.
Writer and essayist Malcom Gladwell deep dives into misunderstood theories, events, ideas and even songs from the past. For each, he examines what we already know and what might have been overlooked. If you are new to Malcom Gladwell, this podcast is an fun and imaginative way to see just how the famous writer thinks.
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