The New York Times Podcast Club - Recommendations from the community (May 17, 2020)

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Malcolm Gladwell, along with guest-host, Daisy Rosario, talks with the five members of Pentatonix from GSI Studios in NYC. The quintet, who got their start on YouTube, discuss their approach to arrang...Show More

Our season-long series will touch on concerns like authoritarianism, voter suppression and gerrymandering, foreign intervention, and the role of money in politics, but we’ll go much deeper, effectivel...Show More

The first season of Sick starts with the story of a mother and son, a generation apart, who both struggled with infertility. And they learn a terrible secret about an Indianapolis doctor who abused hi...Show More

Nearing extinction in 2185, the remaining human race opens rebellion against their slave masters, the superior visionary race.

LANGLEY, VIRGINIA, 2011: The Scorpions’ song “Wind of Change” became the soundtrack to the end of the Cold War. But decades later, New Yorker investigative journalist Patrick Radden Keefe heard a rumo...Show More

The brand new arts improvisation series 'Joy' - fronted by Rosie Terry Toogood and David Robinson. Episode 1.

Welcome to the all new Podcast Whisperer! This week's episode I talk with fellow podcaster Zac Ward about his show called Simple Blasphemy Podcast! Simple Blasphemy is an energetic, weekly roundtable ...Show More

In the 1980s, a new generation of American special agents lands in Colombia, tasked with capturing the most infamous cocaine trafficker on the planet: Pablo Escobar. We’re embedded with the DEA as the...Show More

Krista interviewed the writer Ocean Vuong on March 8 in a joyful room full of podcast makers at On Air Fest in Brooklyn. None of us would have guessed that within a handful of days such an event would...Show More

Our first crossover episode, with co-host Joanna Van Thuyne of "Apocalypse... Now?" We get into sex in quarantine, the problem with threesomes, internet creeps, having no game with women, and what if...Show More

Garcelle and her BFF/assistant Tazz go to bed with actress and singer Raven-Symoné. Raven, Garcelle and Tazz get into it about kissing girls, self-pleasure with surprising objects, and feeling comfort...Show More

Reporter Connie Walker meets face to face with the person who sent her a tip about Alberta Williams’ unsolved murder. Find out why they’re breaking their silence, and meet the sister who’s still haun...Show More

Special guest Brendan Sagalow is on this week! We discuss online dating, fainting, and high school reunions and get to some listener questions about boundaries in a relationship and knowing when to le...Show More

Iliza discusses tribute tattoos and martial arts. This week's sponsors: ShipStation: Try ShipStation FREE for 60 days when you use offer code ILIZA. Get started at ShipStation.com today, click on th...Show More

COVID, COVID_19, COVID-19, Coronavirus, Politics, political podcast, republicans, democrats, international news, world news, Europe, United States, Business News, Money News, Business podcast, must li...Show More

Rome has finally opened up for walks in the center. Even so, when Tiffany finally has a chance to wander through the city, she finds it all but empty at midday. From the Spanish Steps to Piazza Venezi...Show More

Our worlds have contracted; once expansive, our orbits are now measured by rooms and street blocks. But there are still ways to travel. Today, escape to the worlds contained in three letters — one abo...Show More

Jill Lepore discusses the “stay at home” campaigns that ran on radio stations during the polio years, devised to keep children indoors; she is especially fond of a program that featured a young Hubert...Show More

The former secretary of state reflects on how now, in her 80s, she's re-experiencing a feeling she had in her 20s—after graduating from college and putting her career aside for family. We're collectin...Show More

Eugene V. Debs won almost a million votes for president while sitting inside a federal prison. This is the story of the original democratic socialist.

Plus, the CDC releases short reopening checklists after the White House blocks the release of substantive guidance, and an experiment shows human speech generates droplets that linger in the air for m...Show More

One morning in May my ovulation test showed as positive, and it was time to stop thinking about it and actually do it! I was living and working in Denmark when I reached the age of 38, the cut-off I’d...Show More

Starts with the mysterious and gruesome death of 24yo Phoebe Handsjuk and the open possibilities that it was either murder, suicide or a tragic accident. Then it steps back to hear from Phoebe herself...Show More

Lynette Dawson was a devoted wife and mother before she went missing.

Just because we're social distancing doesn't mean we have to stop having fun. If you are interested in going on an audio-recorded blind date via video chat and having that date featured on an upcoming...Show More

Discomfort with the unknown is a natural human response. This meditation will help you relax as you practice allowing the rhythm of life to unfold. Link to meditation in app: https://10percenthappier....Show More

In the wake of World War II, the government of France commissioned its most prominent designers to create a collection of miniature fashion dolls. It might seem like an odd thing to fund, but the fant...Show More

Marlon and Jake are back-this time to discuss which dead author they'd take with them to a desert island to reread over and over again-as well as which ones they'd happily leave lost at sea. From the...Show More

Podcast host, Naomi Van Winkle, shares her reason for creating this podcast, as well as her childhood experiences inside the Kings Chapel religious group of Norwich, CT.

It's a weird, wild and chaotic one. This episode not only features the most popular (?!) SNL sketch of all time but also mass loads of breaking, a show-stopping outburst from someone in the audience, ...Show More

In 1983, Vanessa Williams became the first black woman to win Miss America. In 1984, a few weeks from the end of her reign, she was forced to step down when she found out Penthouse was going to publis...Show More

The premiere episode of season 3 of Real Life Real Crime details Woody Overton's  service with Dennis (Denny) Perkins and they discuss the charges against him and his wife, Cynthia.Music by: Toby Tomp...Show More

A young man finds escape on the internet. He doesn’t realize that on the other side of the screen, a force is pulling him in.

Urban theorist Richard Florida joins the Slate Money hosts to discuss all sorts of questions around cities and coronavirus--such as how population density factors into the virus’ spread, why certain c...Show More

On a spring day in 1919, a woman’s body was found bound, gagged, and strangled in a garden in Barre, Vermont. Who was she? Who killed her? In this episode, we try to solve a cold case - reopening a ce...Show More

The United States is the only western nation that continues to make a practice of executing its own citizens. Of late, the death penalty and the prevalence of wrongful convictions have been under the ...Show More

Our guest is Jessica Porter, the author of The Hip Chick's Guide to Macrobiotics and the co-author of The Kind Diet with Alicia Silverstone. Jessica teaches macrobiotic cooking classes and she has tra...Show More

On the Gist, Tara Reade again. In the interview, journalist Molly Ball is here to discuss Pelosi, her new biography of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. She and Mike talk about Pelosi’s past, how she...Show More

Virginia Heffernan talks to writer Scott Sayare about Didier Raoult, the man behind Trump’s favorite unproven treatment for COVID-19, exploring his successes as a French microbiologist, his big person...Show More

Filmmaker Eliza Hittman talks with Marc about telling the stories of teenagers in ways that feel like the lived experiences of actual teenagers. That’s partly achieved by the naturalistic performances...Show More

In this week’s episode of Out of Order, GMF experts around Europe-- from DC to Paris to Ankara to Brussels to Berlin and Warsaw-- are sharing first-person, local perspectives on how the crisis is bein...Show More