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Podcast: Everything is Alive: Emmy, Pregnancy Test
Podcast: The Truth: Meet Cute
Kate finally talks to that cute guy at the bowling alley, and he even asks her out on a date. It's just like a movie romance until something unexpected happens...
Written by Becca Schall.
Performed by Ariel Gitlin, Amy Lynne Berger, Billy Bob Thompson, Jimmy O'Connell, Susan Jacks, Meredith Burns, Davy Gardner, Taylor Curtis, Mary McDonnell, and Stefan Schuette.
Produced by Jonathan Mitchell.
Our associate producer is Davy Gardner.
Podcast: Everything is Alive: Alligator, Alligator
Alligator is a stuffed animal, and things are about to get different.
Podcast: NPR: Snap Judgment Podcast: Snap #828 - Kismet: From Russia with Love
Incredible, true, love story of Canadian Meg and Russian Elena who find each other online and meet in Kiev in 2006. Their love is very real, but now Elena is in danger. They decide to flee Russia together. Meg mortgages her home back in Canada and buys a sailboat in Turkey. They head out to the Atlantic and hope to eventually reach Vancouver, halfway around the world, in order to live a life together. Kismet, From Russia with Love. [more inside]
Podcast: Everything is Alive: Maeve, Lamppost
Podcast: Making Obama: All Episodes
Former President Barack Obama — along with key advisers, mentors, and rivals — tells the story of his climb from Chicago to the national stage. A six-part podcast from WBEZ. [more inside]
Book: Alice Isn't Dead
Keisha's wife is dead. Or she's supposed to be. One day, Alice shows up in the background of a TV news story, staring directly at the camera. And then again. And again. Already riddled with anxiety, Keisha abandons her old life to become a truck driver, looking for the wife she no longer believes is dead and investigating the clues she left behind that may point to a larger, more sinister mystery. Based on the podcast of the same name by Joseph Fink (Welcome to Night Vale).
The Staircase: The whole series Season 0, Ep 0
The high-profile murder trial of American novelist Michael Peterson following the death of his wife in 2001. [more inside]
Podcast: Reply All: #131 Surefire Investigations
This week, the return of YYN: from a deranged mascot to the top of the FBI [more inside]
Book: Limetown
From the creators of the #1 podcast Limetown, an explosive prequel about a teenager who learns of a mysterious research facility where over three hundred people have disappeared—including her uncle—with clues that become the key to discovering the secrets of this strange town.
Podcast: Reply All: #130 The Snapchat Thief
This week, a new Super Tech Support: after Lizzie's Snapchat gets hacked, things start getting really creepy. Alex investigates.
Podcast: Serial: S03 Episode 08: A Madman’s Vacation
A teenager decides to cooperate.
God Friended Me: Season 1 Discussion Season 1, Ep 0
An atheist's life is turned upside down when he is "friended" by God on Facebook. [more inside]
Podcast: Everything is Alive: Annie, Jack o' Lantern
Annie is a jack o' lantern, but she doesn't want to scare you.
What to do about the Good Place podcast?
The Good Place podcast is great and adds a ton of cool detail to the show. It comes out on Friday morning after the Thursday night episode.
But is it okay to post about it in the episode Fanfare? [more inside]
Podcast: Serial: S03 Episode 07: The Snowball Effect
"If you listen closely to the trash-talking, you start to get the message."
Follow up on the cases of Jesse Nickerson, who feels he's continually harassed by police after winning a lawsuit against them, and Erimius Spencer, beaten by a cop subsequently fired for excessive force. [more inside]
Podcast: Everything is Alive: Chioke, Grain of Sand
Chioke is a grain of sand. He's not as small as he looks.
God Friended Me: The Good Samaritan Season 1, Ep 2
Miles gets the opportunity of a lifetime when a satellite radio company wants to put his podcast on the air, and the God Account suggests that he befriend a single mother. Also, Cara tries to build a relationship with her estranged mom, and Rakesh is crushed when he spots Jaya on a date. [more inside]
Podcast: Serial: S03 Episode 04: A Bird in Jail Is Worth Two on the Street
This episode deals with two separate murders of young children in Cleveland. It’s not an easy listen. [more inside]
Podcast: Serial: S03 Episode 03: Misdemeanor, Meet Mr. Lawsuit
The smell of raw marijuana + acting nervous + hands in pockets = ? [more inside]
Podcast: Wolverine: The Long Night: Full Season
Following a string of mysterious deaths in Burns, Alaska, Special Agents Sally Pierce and Tad Marshall arrive to investigate. They soon find there’s more going on than meets the eye.
Marvel's first scripted podcast is about one of its most famous characters, but takes its time bringing his voice to the forefront. The Long Night originally came out in early 2018 as a lure to sell Stitcher Premium subscriptions, but was released for free in September.
Podcast: Reply All: #102 Long Distance Parts 1 & 2
A telephone scammer makes a terrible mistake. He calls Alex Goldman. This episode originally aired in July of 2017.
Podcast: Reply All: #104 The Case of the Phantom Caller
A woman in New Jersey is getting strange phone calls to her office from unknown numbers. Every time she picks up, she finds herself eavesdropping on the life of a different stranger. Unsure what else to do, she calls in Super Tech Support. This episode originally aired in September of 2017.
Podcast: Radiolab from WNYC: Post No Evil
Back in 2008 Facebook began writing a document. It was a constitution of sorts, laying out what could and what couldn't be posted on the site. Back then, the rules were simple, outlawing nudity and gore. Today, they're anything but.
How do you define hate speech? Where's the line between a joke and an attack? How much butt is too much butt? Facebook has answered these questions. And from these answers they've written a rulebook that all 2.2 billion of us are expected to follow. Today, we explore that rulebook. We dive into its details and untangle its logic. All the while wondering what does this mean for the future of free speech?
This episode was reported by Simon Adler with help from Tracie Hunte and was produced by Simon Adler with help from Bethel Habte.
Special thanks to Sarah Roberts, Jeffrey Rosen, Carolyn Glanville, Ruchika Budhraja, Brian Dogan, Ellen Silver, James Mitchell, Guy Rosen, and our voice actor Michael Chernus.
Support Radiolab today at Radiolab.org/donate.
Podcast: the memory palace: Episode 130 (Independence Hall 2: The Legend of Walter Knott)
So Walter Knott went from nothing to owning a 170 acre safety net. As he took the road west, he tried his luck in Orange County. He started growing Berries on another rented lot in a town called Buena Park and sold them in a stand by the road.
Podcast: RISK!: Coming Clean
John Ball, Shane Smith and Terri Mintz share true stories about Jobitron of Azeroth, an irresponsible father, and a friend of the friendless.
Podcast: RISK!: The Best Laid Plans
DC Benny, Ria Spencer, and Dylan Patrick share stories about a crazy cruise ship, a college application, and a woman who loved elephants.
Podcast: Reply All: #125 All My Pets
Taylor Nicole Dean was a self-described shut-in, a teenager who lived in her parent's home, surrounded by exotic pets. And then she started making videos on YouTube. Taylor's Youtube Channel
Podcast: Reply All: #121 Pain Funnel
An ambitious plan to help people goes off the rails, and a man from Florida tries to fix things the only way he knows how: with prank phone calls.Further reading:Cat Ferguson's reporting on Google and Rehab (The Verge) - Part ICat Ferguson's reporting on Google and Rehab (The Verge) - Part IIDavid Segal's series on the business around addiction (New York Times)Ryan Hampton's American Fix: Inside the Opioid Addiction CrisisPalm Beach Post's Reporting on the Sober Home Crisis
Let's Make a Music: interest?
I discovered this podcast recently and have fallen in love with it! I thought people here might like it as well, since the style and humor are similar to that of MBMBAM. Every week hosts Brian, Jonah, and Laura request themed song titles on Twitter; during the show they discuss the replies, and then head to the studio to make a song based on their jokes and ideas. [more inside]
Friends at the Table?
I'm a big fan of Friends at the Table and would love to see it become a FanFare series, but I honestly don't know how to handle the previous seasons of the show. Thoughts? [more inside]
Steal the Stars
I'd like to do some podcast posting on"Steal the Stars," but I can't get any of the various podcast links to work enough to start a FanFare post on it. [more inside]
Dirty John podcast
Rough Translation
I'm loving the new NPR podcast "Rough Translation." The "American Surrogate" episode had me in tears. Anyone else want to chat about it on FanFare?
Podcast: The Greatest Generation: Ep 165: Leotard Conversation (S7E14)
When Beverly's grandma wills her an erotic candle, her eye color isn't the only thing that changes. But Troi and Picard grow increasingly suspicious when she starts dressing like an old. Is this mayor what would happen if the Dark Crystal puppets grew up? Where do babies come from? Was Nagilum an MRA? It's the episode where we come to loggerheads over podcasting fluid.
Podcast: Ear Hustle: Cellies
At San Quentin Prison, the typical cell measures approximately 4' x 9' and contains a bunk bed, toilet, sink, two men, and their six cubic feet of belongings. In our first episode of Ear Hustle, hear stories of negotiating this space and the relationships that come with living in such close quarters. [more inside]
Podcast: Written Inside: Stories About Prison Cells - full series
Written Inside is a podcast about life inside a maximum-security prison cell. Adapted from essays written at Stateville Correctional Center near Chicago, these intimate stories speak to the everyday experience of being incarcerated. Each inmate’s story is voiced by a Chicago actor. Created by journalist Alex Kotlowitz and produced by WBEZ Chicago's Colin McNulty.
Podcast: S-Town: The full-"season" post, for S-Town bingers (and other completists).
Brian Reed's novelistic reportage/show was released in full from the get-go. It's a tightly woven tale, with one chapter flowing into the next - here's where to discuss it as a whole.
(Ep 1 thread here, ep 2 thread here.)
Podcast: Thrilling Adventure Hour: The Thrilling Adventure Hour Holiday Funaround 2016
Join us on FanFare for a discussion of the Thrilling Adventure Hour's final episode and 2016 Holiday Special. In this week's thrilling episode, Sparks Nevada literally rides off into the sun (which is now part of Mars due to some very questionable gerrymandering) after helping the barkeep clear up some trouble in his place. Later, Millionaire Jasper Manorlodge once again settles into his hobo alter-ego, Banjo Bindlestuff, to help defend an old friend in Hobo Court (which is nothing like regular court) who stands accused of being the Jerk Who Invented Work. Finally, join us for The Thrilling Adventure Hour's final feature: Beyond Belief. Meet Frank and Saide Doyle: the toast of the upper-crust, headliners on the society pages – and oh yes – they see ghosts they've invited a group of vampires into their home for a holiday party. [more inside]
Politics Inside Out + Side of Beans?
I've recently been listening to the podcast Politics Inside Out by marketplace. I have been really enjoying the topics brought up for discussion, but the show is super short and often makes me want some follow up thinking and hashing of things. [more inside]
Podcast: TANIS: Episode 212: We Get What We Deserve (Season 2 Wrap Up Thread)
In the Season Two finale, Nic continues to try and find Geoff and decipher the mysteries of both the Poeticon Astronomicon and the Voynich Manuscript, before his meeting with Veronika, Nathanial Carter and whatever mysteries lie at the center of Tanis.
(Season 2 Wrap Up Thread)
Podcast: Criminal: Episode 54: Melinda and Clarence
Melinda Dawson found out on the same day in 1998 that her adoptive mother had been killed and that her husband Clarence was being charged with the murder. Clarence was convicted in 1999 and given two life sentences. Left alone with her two sons, no money, and no experience, Melinda set out to try and prove that he was innocent. She started with a suspect list. [more inside]
Podcast: Within the Wires: Season 1, Cassette 8: Awareness, Eyes
Forgiveness is important. [more inside]
Secret Chat Room
I got an email from PJ and Alex of Reply All yesterday:
"Hello!
We have some exciting news, but we need to be a little secretive...
Your favorite podcast co-hosts — PJ & Alex of Reply All (duh!) — have a new show. It's called Secret Chatroom.
It's live, it's interactive, and it's monthly. It's an hour long, and it's for Gimlet Members only.
That's really all we can say. Trust us, though, you won't want to miss it." [more inside]
Podcast: Within the Wires: Season 1, Cassette 7: Doubt, Head
Cassette #7: Doubt, Head
Green Fingers [more inside]
Podcast: Within the Wires: Season 1, Cassette #6: for Oleta
Cassette #6: The Past, The Future [more inside]
Podcast: Within the Wires: Relaxation Cassette #5
Cassette #5: Focus, Nose [more inside]
Podcast: The Black Tapes Podcast: Season 2 of The Black Tapes Podcast
As Season 2 of The Black Tapes comes to a close as Alex, Strand, and even Nic learn that they've been part of the problem all along. [more inside]
Podcast: Archive 81: Season 1 of Archive 81
Finale: Daniel is still missing, but maybe for good reason. One story ends while another, a much larger one, begins again. Since we sort of trailed off with the episode posts, I figured a season-ender might be interesting. [more inside]
Podcast: Within the Wires: Relaxation Cassette #4
Cassette #4: Sadness, Lungs [more inside]