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 Wellness Wednesday Podcast options |
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Looking for something new to listen to? Try a Podcast!
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A podcast created by the co-author of Freakonomics and Superfreakonomics, Stephen Dubner invites listeners to explore the hidden sides of everything. And, given his almost 300 episodes on topics ranging from Millionaires vs. Billionaires to How to Win a Nobel Prize, he is well on his way to talking about everything. |
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Tune into the community radio of this desert town for the news on local weather, the mysterious lights overhead, announcements from the Sheriff’s Secret Police, a dog park that prohibits dogs, and dark hooded figures with unknowable powers. |
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The podcast that brings you the “ins and outs of everyday things” from the Pledge of Allegiance to Mexican Jumping Beans to “Your Limb is Torn Off (Obviously for teens and above!) |
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Sarah Koenig tells one story, told week by week. The first season covers the true story of Adnan Syed, convicted for the murder of his ex-girlfriend in Baltimore. The problem: Adnan cannot remember what he was doing the day of the murder. And, as if that wasn’t bad enough, there’s someone claiming that he helped Adnan hide the body. |
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Radiolab is a show about curiosity. Where sound illuminates ideas, and the boundaries blur between science, philosophy, and human experience. |
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Real brothers and vloggers John Green (a young adult novelist) and Hank Green (a YouTuber) co-host a lighthearted advice podcast where they answer questions on everything from random thoughts to deep, emotional topics. The advice they give out is mostly good and always entertaining. Their easy camaraderie and self-deprecating charm make you feel like you're in on their inside jokes (of which there are many). |
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Regularly one of the most popular science podcasts out there, "SciFri" (as it's known to its fans) has been informing and entertaining listeners for more than 20 years. For curious science lovers who want to learn about the latest discoveries, Ira Flatow's weekly discussions with experts and listeners are a must-listen. |
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What's Good Games is an informative, funny weekly podcast all about video games. The three hosts (who happen to be female) have great chemistry and demonstrate clear expertise on the biggest games on the market. The (very long) episodes cover news, listener questions, and personal experiences playing games. But keep in mind: While the podcast itself is OK for teens, some of the games they discuss are very mature. |
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A collection of interviews with a range of thoughtful guests who share their true and heartfelt experiences with mindfulness and other contemplative practices. |
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Mindful meditations and mindfulness practices, and conversations for modern conscious living. |
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Stuff You Missed in History Class Take a look at interesting and strange events in history that missed your textbooks. |
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Short episodes created and run by young people on this platform for youth participation in the national dialogue. |
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For over 20 years, The Moth has presented thousands of true stories, told live. Moth storytellers stand alone, under a spotlight, with only a microphone and a roomful of strangers. The Moth podcast features some of the most popular stories told live on Moth stages around the country. |
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Interviews with your favorite (or soon-to-be favorite) authors, artists, astronauts and more. From WBEZ. |
