The New York Times Podcast Club - Recommendations from the community (May 24, 2020)

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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

It's my two year bloggivesary! Here are 17 observations from two years of writing a weekly blog, and some thoughts about committing to a project before starting.

Lifelong horror fans, Christopher Scott (Thank You, Robot) and Rick Guzman (Darksiders Podcast) try to convince Aaron that it's fun to be scared. It's an uphill battle. Logo by Omri Kadim Executive P...Show More

The conservative, neoliberal counterrevolution in the face of expanding democracy in America: It started long before Donald Trump. Even before Ronald Reagan and his like-minded counterpart across the ...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.

A prominent oral surgeon embarks on a new career path after an addiction to painkillers leads to the loss of his dental license. Prelude: A horrifying discovery is made at the Tri-State Crematory in n...Show More

Wajahat Ali was about to give a TED talk on the global case for having more kids, when he received news no parent should ever hear. Kate and Waj speak about parenting amid fear, unexpected kindness, a...Show More

Zach and Donald talk about filming in an abandoned hospital, discuss the audition process, and explain why they were so starstruck by Sarah Chalke, aka Dr. Eliot.  Learn more about your ad-choices at...Show More

A new podcast about scary movies for people who are too scared to ever watch them. Each week Alex Goldman, avowed horror fan, screens a scary movie for avowed scaredy cat PJ Vogt. Together, they want ...Show More

In the first episode, Alex talks to two essential workers about what it takes to bring you your groceries in the middle of a global pandemic. Jeff Dunn is the CEO of Bolthouse Farms. He's had to come ...Show More

In this intro episode, host Mike Schubert describes why he never read the Harry Potter books as a child and the backlash he received because of it. He then describes everything he knows about the seri...Show More

In July of last year, journalism student Alice Sharman left her UK home for a job in America. A few months later she vanished completely. Following a traumatic accident, an old school friend receives ...Show More

Our journey through late-'90s pop stardom begins with an intervention and ends with an audition. Digressions include Willie Nelson, Ozzy Osbourne, Jane Fonda and the cast of the Mickey Mouse Club...Show More

James Taylor's voice sounds sweet and carefree. It's a gift that hides the darker side to his lyrics and life. He and Malcolm Gladwell sat and uncovered some of the more troubling moments from his ear...Show More

Radon learns that his city will be under attack from Dead-Eyes three years from today. Graezen asks his Dead-eye slave for help to save an old friend’s child from being sacrificed.

Loaning out shows and movies to Netflix used to be a great way for studios to make a little money on the side, until they realized they were training audiences everywhere to watch Netflix. In this epi...Show More

How conspiracy theories helped to create the U.S. and became the currency of political opportunists.