The Pod Files - Monday 2 June 2025
The ‘casts -
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(Changed tactic now where starred dialogue denotes quoting from the show’s own notes
Podnews Daily - 30 May 2025: *Spotify adds podcast discovery to the Home Screen - Spotify launched enhanced podcast discovery tools to its app, including recommendations on the home screen "for users who love podcasts". It's unclear how the recommendations are chosen. The company has also added a threaded view to its proprietary comments, and a new "following" view within the app. / Sports betting website FanDuel was the #1 podcast advertiser in April, says Magellan Al. Corporate advertising for Google makes it to #13, the highest spend increase last month. / The Independent Podcast Forum, planned for Jun 16, has been postponed.
Monsters Sharks and Dinosaurs - 1 June 2025: *Doomsday - Power up your panic for a scientific analysis of Marvel's mechanical menace: The Doomsday Man. We'll calculate the energy requirements of adamantium-adjacent armor, examine the thermodynamics of anti-mutant weapons systems, and measure the processing power needed for apocalyptic artificial intelligence. / Our team of comic-code cryptozoologists will debate whether this titanium terror is a quantum-computing catastrophe, a self-aware weapons platform with abandonment issues, or just really committed to the most extreme form of pest control. From obscure Marvel villain to existential robotics cautionary tale, we'll explore why this metal monstrosity continues to reboot in our nightmares. / Remember, in The Doomsday Man's targeting system, no one can hear you scream... but they might hear your molecules being systematically disassembled for containing that pesky mutant gene.
Composers Datebook - 1 June 2025: Handel's Testament
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day - 1 June 2025: proscribe
StarDate - 31 May 2025: Moon and Mars
Daily Facts - 23 June 2024
BirdNote Daily - 27 July 2022: *Are Birds Nests Reused? - Let's talk about nests. Every spring, robins build their cup-shaped nests using grass and mud. Orioles weave a hanging sack. It's hard work, and yet once the chicks fledge, the structures probably won't be reused. But bigger birds, such as herons, hawks, and eagles, often reuse a nest for many years. / Europe's migratory White Storks — like those pictured here — get the award for best reuse. / One nest site, still used in 1930 and likely seeing many repairs, dated back to 1549. / That's a continuous series of stork pairs nesting in one spot for 381 years! / More info and transcript at BirdNote.org
The Anthropocene Reviewed - episode 1: 29 January 2018: *Canada Geese and Diet Dr Pepper - John Green reviews Canada Geese (a bird species that was not too long ago on the brink of extinction) and Diet Dr Pepper (a zero-calorie soda popularized by a man named Foots).
Daily Tips That May or May Not Help You with Arielle and Ned - 31 May 2025: *A Bonus Tip for Making Audio Scrapbooks of Your Travels (w/ Noah Westreich) - In our first ever BONUS tip, Guest Tipper Noah Westreich teaches you how to create lasting memories of your travels by learning and practicing public transit announcements from different cities. This fun habit helps you build a unique audio scrapbook of your adventures around the world. Noah demonstrates this creative way to capture the essence of places you visit, complete with examples from New York City and Barcelona.
Sounds Profitable - 30 May 2025: *Podcasting's Ad Anomaly, UK Audio Listenership, & More - This week in the business of podcasting: insights from Podcast Show London, Tom Webster looks at podcast advertising's (lack of) gender gap when it comes to recall, a roundup of upcoming webinars, and Ofcom has a new podcast survey for UK listenership.
7 Minutes For Yourself - 27 May 2023: Harness Your Unique Potential: Owning Your Authenticity
A Daily Dose of History - 13 February 2024
One Minute Podcast Tips - Episode 131: 2 June 2025: *How Many Words Do You Need to Describe Your Podcast? - When it comes to attracting new listeners, being able to describe your show effectively can be key. So how many words would you need to describe your podcast?
SmartLess Presents ClueLess - 158 - State Of Confusion (w/Jeff Max) - Episode 58: 2 June 2025: *On this episode of ClueLess, host Elliott Kalan and constant contestant Sean Hayes ask Sean's good friend Jeff Max to accompany them on another tour through State Of Confusion! Elliott's been traveling around these United States, and he'll give you a brief clue describing his trip; find one letter to drop between the postal abbreviations of the states he mentions to solve the clue. Keep track of all the letters you add, you'll need them for the MegaClue!
Composers Datebook - 2 June 2025: Walton and the Royals
7 Good Minutes - 10 May 2025: Transform Your Morning Routine: Start Each Day with Focus, Energy & Success!
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day - 2 June 2025: Herculean
StarDate - 1 June 2025: Moon and Regulus
7 Good Minutes - 10 May 2025: Extra - Transforming your morning routine sets the tone for...
Happy Place - season 6 episode 4: 2 March 2020: *Flo Perry - How have we got to 62 episodes without mentioning sex? Flo Perry, author of How To Have Feminist Sex, drops by to discuss with Fearne some of our hang-ups and what we can do to celebrate our bodies in a more healthy and celebratory way. Warning: strong sex references!
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The Slowdown - episode 1147: 25 June 2024: Today's poem is A Book of Music by Jack Spicer.
BirdNote Daily - 28 July 2022: *Prions Filter-Feed Like Whales - Birds called prions have an especially creative approach to getting their food. They pass seawater through their mouths and filter it to catch tiny animals such as krill and other small crustaceans. It's similar to how baleen whales feed, leading to the prion's nickname: the whale-bird. The sides of their bills have comb-like structures. Small food items get trapped in the combs as water flows past. In Greek, the word "prion" means saw, which refers to the bird's highly specialized mouth. / More info and transcript at BirdNote.org
The Gerry Anderson Podcast - 2 June 2025: starts with an announcement from Richard and Chris about changes to the show. A main episode every month, with a randomiser episode in between. Wow, that’s very different! New musical introduction. “Now the guest is part of the randomiser.” This time they are joined by actress and podcaster Wendy Wason. During the discussion they watch a clip of Gerry on Blue Peter discussing the Lady Penelope character from Thunderbirds. Clip of Wendy in Sherlock. Clip of Wendy in The IT Crowd. Duvet days. A lot of explaining what Space 1999 is to Wendy. They watch a clip of Wendy doing stand-up comedy. Then there is a clip of Jimmy Carr dealing with a heckler at a comedy show, who likens him to Virgil Tracy. Fab fact linking the Anderson universe to The Vicar Of Dibley. This time they watch the Space 1999 episode The Infernal Machine. In this podcast episode we get an abridged version of their viewing, the full version of which will be available in a couple of weeks on YouTube.
The Daily Quiz Show - 3 January 2025: Entertainment, Society and Culture
New Podcasts - 27 May 2025: *Life Intended - Life Intended returns with its highly anticipated second season today, featuring real stories and honest dialogue for women seeking clarity, confidence, and alignment. / The show relaunches with co-host Sadie Wackett joining Kelly Berry in powerful conversations on growth, reinvention, and self-leadership.
Daily Shower Thoughts - 31 July 2024
Disability Daily Podcast - episode 91: 31 March 2025: * March 31: Claudia Gordon & Imani Barbarin - Today we celebrate Deaf lawyer Claudia Gordon and disability activist with cerebral palsy, Imani Barbarin!
The Daily Business & Finance Show - 12 August 2023
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