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Producing The Beatles
Norelco Mori
Nice Try!
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Revisionist History
Lost Notes
Decoder Ring
Library Bytegeist
BirdNote Daily
Annotated
San Francisco Symphony Podcasts
Nocturne
The Constant: A History of Getting Things Wrong
Sound Matters
BBC Earth Podcast
Classical Classroom
Ephemeral
SoundGuys Podcast
Sleep With Me
Quiz Quiz Bang Bang Trivia Podcast
The Allusionist
Know Nonsense Trivia Podcast
Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen
podcast â Centuries of Sound
The Kitchen Sisters Present
Trilloquy
Sidedoor
Accession
TW Blitz - Lightning Fast Trivia
Dolly Parton's America
Seriously...
Composers Datebook
ArtCurious Podcast
Ear Hustle
Prince | Official Podcast
Trivial Warfare Trivia
Decomposed with Jade Simmons
The Lonely Palette
Sticky Notes: The Classical Music Podcast
PodQuiz weekly trivia quiz
What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law
Hit Parade | Music History and Music Trivia
Been All Around This World
DISGRACELAND
The Documentary Podcast
Sonosphere
Strong Songs
Harsh Truths Podcast
Heavy Metal Historian
Cocaine & Rhinestones: The History of Country Music
Against the Rules with Michael Lewis
My Dad Wrote A Porno
Twenty Thousand Hertz
Bizarre Albums
Tabs Out Cassette Podcast
Immerzbox
Reasonably Sound
Every Little Thing
Music History Monday
The Jazz Treasury Podcast
Meet the Composer
The Radio 3 Documentary
Unprecedented
Art History for All
Couch Wisdom
In Our Time
The Slowdown
Centennial Sounds
The Great Books
The Imposter
Over the Road
NOISEXTRA - The noise podcast.
Poetry Unbound
Field Noise
Seattle Opera Podcast
This Day in Esoteric Political History
KERA's Think
Rivals: Music's Greatest Feuds
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Episode Recommendations (44)
vertebrats recommended:May 10th, 2021
I read The Waves a few months ago for the first time and it's been on my mind ever since. A brilliant and beautiful book -- I've never read anything like it. This podcast explores what's been called Virginia Woolf's most "experimental" work, and if you find this show piquing your interest, please se...Show More
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Riding the Waves
by The Radio 3 Documentary
vertebrats recommended:Feb 19th, 2021
You may have heard the oldest known recording of the human voice before - and you've probably heard it played back at the wrong speed. A recording of someone singing "Au Clair de Lune" in 1860(!) was first attributed to an unknown young girl, but was actually the voice of the man who invented the re...Show More
I thought this episode was:
The Lost Sounds Orchestra
by Seriously...
vertebrats recommended:Oct 25th, 2020
A question you don't think to ask, but I admire how they answered it. Very well written episode, neither too clinical nor sentimental. Great work as always from BirdNote
I thought this episode was:
Where Birds Go to Die
by BirdNote Daily
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