Why subscribe?
I’m Erik, and my goal is to find and recommend podcasts (and other links) that will make you think.
The things that will change your mind about something or really broaden your perspective on how the world works. If you want more audio in your life that will give you a sense of wonder, you’ll fit right in.
Podcasts are one of the most underutilized tools for learning, and there are so many hidden and not so hidden gems that are the audio equivalent of a really good book.
I also like to create visuals (like here, here, and here) about podcasts and creativity. I have a certain disdain for bland stock photos, so I also try to create my own visuals for things I write as much as possible.
I sometimes write for other publications. See a full list below.
Full list of writing for other sites:
Bello Collective:
Friends Don’t Let Friends Listen to Podcast Apps on Default Settings
A Survival Guide For Parents: Introducing Podcasts Into Homeschooling
Dolly Parton’s America is a “big, sprawling, oddly shaped thing that doesn’t fit any genre.” (interview with Jad Abumrad)
What You Get When You Sign up for Luminary (and 8 Other Paid Podcast Platforms to Try)
It’s a Set up for Failure (interview with creators of The Dream)
A Conversation with Undiscovered, an Award Winning Narrative Science Podcast from WNYC
One-Sentence Reviews of the Entire Podcast Listening Landscape, Round 2
Radiolab Is Still the Best Podcast at Instilling Wonder (When It Wants To)
Apple isn’t going to fix podcast discovery, so where can you go instead?
One-Sentence Reviews of the Entire Podcast Listening Landscape
How to actually change somebody’s mind: a lesson from podcasts
60dB, Tung, and RadioPublic: three unique podcasting apps deserving of your love (maybe)
A Collection of Free Resources for Learning to Make Podcasts