I wish every podcast came with a transcript, because I can read way faster, faster than the time it takes for my tolerance for disembodied bro science voices to run out.
The podcast you want is In Our Time, which the BBC has produced as a radio show since the late 90s. Three academics, an erudite host, discussions covering **everything** from the Long March to the history of Altruism to the Mariana Trench
ok so it is admittedly science-y (in the most approachable and mind-blowing sense) but Radiolab is an all-timer for me! Plus it's unbelievably well edited. Their older episodes with the og hosts are better, their episode on sleep is a good intro! Also, I personally have never tried but I know people swear by Malcolm Gladwell for this type of listen
I really enjoy the podcast If Books Could Kill (two dudes [but not too bro-y] go deep on a bestselling grind culture airport book and what the actual data confirms vs refutes about the book's premise/contentions). It's very funny, but also deeply researched, and unpacks a lot of myths and truisms in the culture. Poss not exactly what you're looking for but FWIW!
I wish every podcast came with a transcript, because I can read way faster, faster than the time it takes for my tolerance for disembodied bro science voices to run out.
LOLOLOL disembodied bro science voices 😭 ya I simply don’t have a solution, I want a nourishing accompaniment to my long walk culture💔
The podcast you want is In Our Time, which the BBC has produced as a radio show since the late 90s. Three academics, an erudite host, discussions covering **everything** from the Long March to the history of Altruism to the Mariana Trench
Obsessed iloveyou
Yessss the best podcast- no bs! Just like “welcome, in 1519 Magellan started his voyage, with us to discuss are professors xyz”
“prepping for a blistering stretch of midterm volunteering” the way I’m already exhausted but feeling hella seen.
So proud of you!!!!!!!
I must create the life that needs the Abadia yellow trench and the Melt Bag!
Ugh you and me both sister
Culture Study podcast by Anne Helen Petersen. I think…this might be what you’re describing??
Wow fabulous I can’t wait!!!!!!
I’m thinking of expanding my ballet flat collection with exactly those Chanel ones but in the pink!!
The pink are soooo dreamy I love them so much 🩰🩰🩰🩰
Delicious recs. A glass of sancerre on a rooftop, a DJ is fluent in 2004, 2010, and 2016, and that Toteme scarf jacket is truly all I want for spring.
We are one — manifesting for us both
No, but the way I inhaled this piece is sickening 😅 the Chanel flats are to die for! The MD blazer, omg - everything, everything, everything! 🖤🎀
Made my entire day!!!!!!!!! YAAAAAAAAY
If you want a podcast try fashion neuroses with Bella Freud
That one is fab!!!! but I care slightly less about adding more interview pods vs pods deep diving a thing with a guest (if that makes sense)
Compliment from a bby EIHG 🥹
Like nothing made me float more
I don't know if this is academic enough, but I love NPR podcasts, especially Planet Money and This American Life.
NPR is my heart’s core ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I should give their pods more of my time!!!!
A few years ago I did a search for best all-time episodes of TAL and some of the oldies are still sooooooooo good like I still talk about them!
Your writing is just so fabulous, as is your taste 🫶
Thank you so much my queeeeen!!!! Xx
OMFG that Prada jacket 😭🤍😭
RIGHT IM SICK 4 HER
she deeply needs a home in…my closet(?)🤪🤭
Yes and then you must send pics 😭
ok so it is admittedly science-y (in the most approachable and mind-blowing sense) but Radiolab is an all-timer for me! Plus it's unbelievably well edited. Their older episodes with the og hosts are better, their episode on sleep is a good intro! Also, I personally have never tried but I know people swear by Malcolm Gladwell for this type of listen
This is a JUICY and gorgeous read!!!! thank you xxxx
I really enjoy the podcast If Books Could Kill (two dudes [but not too bro-y] go deep on a bestselling grind culture airport book and what the actual data confirms vs refutes about the book's premise/contentions). It's very funny, but also deeply researched, and unpacks a lot of myths and truisms in the culture. Poss not exactly what you're looking for but FWIW!