The Pod Files - Sunday 7 September 2025
The ‘casts -
(Notes spoken to Siri, and edited later if I remember
(Changed tactic now where starred dialogue denotes quoting from the show’s own notes
Podnews Weekly Review - season 3 episode 32: 5 September 2025: *Podcasting in Asia; plus Podhome's new podcast app - Jakarta sets the stage for an exploration of Asia's unique podcast landscape, where innovative approaches to monetization and content distribution reflect the region's diverse markets and consumer behaviors. / Ron Baetiong from Podcast Network Asia leverages Spotify's Open Access with local payment systems like GCash for their audio drama platform / Japanese podcast consumption differs significantly from Western markets, with YouTube as the top platform for podcast listening / BBC announces "Asia Specific," a new podcast examining global stories through an Asian lens / Blubrry announces first price increase in 20 years, raising questions about sustainable podcast hosting models / Buzzsprout data shows Spotify usage dropping 3.1% year-on-year, while Apple Podcasts remains dominant at 37.1% / PodHome launches their own podcast app after a year of development, focused on discovery and modern teatures / Top reasons listeners abandon podcasts include content being boring and shows starting with too much meaningless chat.
I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue - series 75 episode 1: 14 June 2021: Breadmaker's Song Book
Composers Datebook - 7 September 2025: Hymnus Paradisi by Herbert Howells
Podnews Daily - 4 September 2025: In Our Time's Melvyn Bragg to step down
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day - 7 September 2025: behest
Hitmaker Chronicles - 19 July 2024: *John Legend - "All Of Me" - In this heartfelt episode of The Hitmaker Chronicles, we explore the journey of John Legend from his humble beginnings in Springfield, Ohio, to his rise as a global superstar and the creation of his timeless hit, "All of Me." We delve into Legend's musical roots, his early collaborations with Kanye West, and his evolution as a singer-songwriter. Through an in-depth analysis of the song's intimate lyrics, simple yet powerful production, and moving music video, we uncover the secret to its universal appeal and the profound impact of Legend's honest expression of love. Join us as we celebrate the enduring power of music to connect and inspire us all.
StarDate - 6 September 2025: Lunar Eclipse
MinuteEarth - 12 February 2025: Why Most Rain Never Reaches The Ground
BirdNote Daily - 30 January 2023: *Turkey Vultures and Gas Pipelines - Do vultures detect carrion by sight or by smell? The lightbulb moment came to ornithologist Kenneth Stager when a Union Oil employee told him of vultures congregating at the spots along pipelines where gas leaks were occurring. Why would they do that? Because a key ingredient in the odor of carrion is ethyl mercaptan — the same substance companies add to odorless natural gas in their pipelines, so they could smell if there was a leak. So now we know that vultures can spot carrion by either sight or smell.
Bruno's You Don't Have To - 17 July 2025: *Turns Out He Wasn't Being an A$ $h0l3: It Was Just Puberty - In this sharp, honest, and occasionally NSFW-mouthed rant, Bruno reflects on the chaotic beauty of parenting through puberty. From shouting matches about jackets to overthinking mashed peas in the freezer, this episode hits every note between regret and relief. / Bruno realizes the yelling, the frustration, the slammed doors—it wasn't personal. It was puberty. His kid wasn't trying to be a jerk. He was just drowning in hormones, and Bruno— like a lot of us—was too caught up in being "right" to see it. / This one's for every overprotective parent, every former organic baby food obsessive, and everyone who's ever whispered "WTF" while raising a middle schooler.
The Stupid History Minute - 7 September 2025: this time Keb looks at the 1980’s cartoon series Thundercats, which I was too old to watch really, but when my brother that’s twelve years younger than me is watching it and I’m there at the time, then of course I’m going to watch it with him. It would be rude for me not to, right? :-)
Paranormal Aliens - 7 September 2025: *Why the Government banned the Word 'UFO'.The Terrifying Truth Behind the 'UAP' Rebrand - UFOs didn't disappear—they got rebranded.
James breaks down how government linguistics sanitized disclosure, erased history, and made you think the phenomena had changed.
New Podcasts - 2 September 2025: *Musing on the Bard: a podcast for the Shakespeare curious - Beauty standards haven't changed much from Elizabethan times to now. Is this a good thing? In Musing on the Bard this week, learn the magic and power of Shakespeare in performance, delve into what is required of an actor to perform Shakespeare authentically, and gain an understanding of the vulnerability and resilience required in an acting career.
7 Good Minutes - 13 July 2025: Create a Life You Love: Simple Steps to Transform Your Reality
Podnews Daily - 3 September 2025: New BBC News podcast for Asia
Daily Dad Jokes - 11 June 2025: Word Corn Day!
7 Good Minutes - 13 July 2025: Extra - Create a Life You Love: Simple Steps to...
SmartLess - Jason, Sean and Will. Starts with an in-show ad by Will about travelling with AirBnB. Do we curse too much? I do! Nerves when meeting people. After the catch up chat, Will introduces his choice of surprise guest, journalist and magazine editor Graydon Carter.
Daily Facts - 17 July 2024
BirdNote Daily - 31 January 2023: *Singing for Julián Chivi - In the 1980s, mining companies made plans for huge open-pit mines in the mountains of Puerto Rico. An organization called Casa Pueblo successfully campaigned to make open-pit mining illegal in Puerto Rico. Since then, Casa Pueblo has continued to hold cultural events in the town of Adjuntas, including a festival for Julián Chiví — a beloved songbird that lives in the region's forests. Casa Pueblo's radio station even has a theme song that's a tribute to the Julián Chiví.
Podnews Daily - 5 September 2025: Pushkin's new slate of shows includes return for Heavyweight
The Short Shorts - 5 September 2025: *Me Voy - En la vida tienes que saber cuando algo que prometiste, algo que pensaste que duraria toda la vida ya no sera. No te engañes pensando que alguien que te hace daño o te desprecia en verdad te ama. Pues quien ama no te destruye, y si te destruye entonces es por que no te ama.
The Slowdown - episode 1188: 21 August 2024: In Jerusalem by Mahmoud Darwish, translated by Fady Joudah, with special guest adrienne maree brown.
Continuing Studies Podcast Trailer Continuing Studies: for Higher Ed Podcasters - 15 July 2023: Your auditory guide to the world of higher education podcasting. Brought to you in part by the University Podcasters Network, this series delves into the uniqueness of university podcast production and podcast growth, through the lens of seasoned podcasters across various higher education institutions. / Your hosts, Jennifer-Lee Gunson and Neil McPhedran, provide you a masterclass on the intricacies of higher education podcasting.
Each episode features engaging, in-depth interviews with a seasoned higher education podcaster. Tune in as our guests share their insights, tips, best practices, and stories from their podcasting journey, illuminating the way for others to follow in their footsteps. / From the technical aspects of podcasting to the art of storytelling and conducting enlightening interviews, our podcast serves as a comprehensive resource for all higher education podcasters. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or a novice just starting out, our insightful discussions will provide you with a wealth of knowledge and tips to enhance your podcasting journey. / The Continuing Studies Podcast is not just a show; it's a community. We are proud to be a part of the University Podcasters Network, a vibrant LinkedIn Group of higher education podcast enthusiasts. We invite you to join us on LinkedIn and be part of our growing community, where you can connect with likeminded individuals, share your experiences, and continue your podcasting education.
Sounds Profitable - 4 September 2025: The Podcast Landscape 2025 Report, Hidden Creator Costs, & More
New Podcasts - 3 September 2025: *Our Big Shot - In a bonus episode of Our Big Shot today, Harvard professor Lee McIntyre speaks to host and science communicator, Dr. Seema Yasmin, about the five ways to challenge people who believe in conspiracy theories. / The conversation is part of two upcoming episodes released in order to build on the podcast's successful miniseries which was dedicated to understanding the power of vaccines and the science of immunisation.
5 Good News Stories - 19 January 2025: Monkey Mischief and Elk Rescues
Audio Poem of the Day - 29 May 2025: Fire and Ice By Robert Frost
Station 151 - Season 1 Episode 10: 7 February 2023: *Snowcat - With Dr. Alfieri on the move and an imminent threat falling from the skies, Wayne and Astrid rush to escape before Wilkins wakes from maintenance and puts a stop to their plans. / Unfortunately, any place of safety or refuge on the map will be a dangerous trek across a frozen and unforgiving landscape.
New Podcasts - 4 September 2025: *The Big Drink Rethink - What are you really thirsty for? The Big Drink Rethink is a podcast for anyone questioning their relationship with alcohol - whether you want to quit, drink less, take a break, or simply explore the role alcohol plays in your life. It's hosted by the coach and author Anna Donaghey, and features expert guests, real stories, and practical strategies, this podcast offers a refreshingly smart, non-judgemental space to reflect, grow, and explore the life you want.
Disability Daily Podcast - Episode 147: 1 June 2025: *May 25: Thomas "Blind Tom" Wiggins
Grammar Girl - 24 December 2015: Plural of Hippopotamus
The Daily Quiz Show - 27 January 2025: Sports and Leisure
Nutrition Diva - Episode 2: 30 July 2008: Benefits of Fibre - Fibre isn't just for Grandpa. Nutrition's "Ugly Betty" is a friend. / Nutrition Diva is hosted by Monica Reinagel.
Science Quickly - 21 October 2014: *Coyote Size Forces Smartness - Topping out at about 20 kilograms, a coyote has to be able to hunt both smaller and bigger prey, and avoid being prey itself, a combination that selects for intelligence. / Steve Mirsky reports.
New Podcasts - 4 September 2025: *Front Porch AF - Snark meets joy on Front Porch AF - a show featuring neighbors Kelli and Sue -- from The Bend in Madison TN. The show incolves drinks, laughs, and chats about politics, dogs, local goings on, why Indian motorcycles are a girl's best friend -- and how we can all make a positive difference in our world.
Disability Daily Podcast - 1 June 2025: *May 26: Moondog
Grammar Girl - 31 December 2015: Should You Capitalize 'the Force' from Star Wars?
Money Girl - 8 April 2007: *Filing for a Tax Extension - Special joint episode with Legal Lad.
BirdNote Daily - 1 February 2023: *Cranes' Voices Across the Globe - There are fifteen species of cranes across the globe, found everywhere but Antarctica and South America. During the winter, cranes forage and rest together by the thousands. / Listen in to the voices of cranes from all over the world. Nothing evokes the spirit of the wild like the voices of these majestic birds.
The Tom Petty Project - season 9 episode 15: 20 December 2023: Kev opens by mentioning guest interviews that have been released recently. Listener feedback about fr previous song, All The Right Reasons. Mention of the then recent passing of Jim Ladd, who was the inspiration for the Tom Petty song The Last DJ. After this he goes into the song for this week, Too Good To Be True, the second song on side two of the album Into The Great Wide Open. I will admit that I agree with Kev about that Malc return after the faults, ending, where I would’ve just left it like that, or change the arrangements, so that that really good noodling was after the song had finished vocally, but before it had musically finished, ending with that nice big ending after the noodling.
Radio Headspace - 23 April 2021: *The Gift of Learning
Audio Poem of the Day - 30 May 2025: *At Pegasus by Terrance Hayes
7 Minutes For Yourself - 30 June 2023: How to Do a Helpful Mental Health Check-In For an Empowered Mindset
MinuteEarth - 13 February 2025: Why Apple Pie Isn't American
The Afternoon Tune - 4 September 2025: *’AMERICANA’ MOVIE REVIEW - Hello, Tune Squad! On this episode of The Afternoon Tune, we review Americana, a tense neo-noir thriller starring Sydney Sweeney. Does the film deliver a gripping mystery and layered performances, or does it fall flat under the weight of its ambition? Tune in as we break it all down.
New Podcasts - 5 September 2025: *TumbleTales - Want to join along on epic adventures right in your own living room? Follow along with Max in real life while you do all kinds of fun and crazy activities. Paddle a boat while you escape from pirates, jump from rock to rock over a river in an ancient forest, or tiptoe past guards on a secret agent mission. Every episode there's something new and exciting!
For adventures, imagination, and fun - it all happens here, on TumbleTales!
7 Good Minutes - 14 July 2025: Overcome Fear and Unlock Your True Potential: A Guide to Freedom
Disability Daily Podcast - 1 June 2025: *May 27: Vincent Price
A Daily Dose of History - 13 March 2024
7 Good Minutes - 14 July 2025: Extra - Overcome Fear and Unlock Your...
Soundtracking with Edith Bowman - Episode 7: 16 September 2016: *David Mackenzie On The Music In Hell Or High Water, Hallam Foe, Starred Up And Other Films - Though it's impossible to pigeonhole the 9 feature films David Mackenzie has directed, there's one thing they have in common: his obvious passion for music. / Having enlisted Scottish band The Pastels to provide the soundtrack for his debut The Last Great Wilderness, he's since collaborated with luminaries such as David Byrne and Max Richter. Indie label Domino Records provided all the songs for Hallam Foe, while David's romantic comedy You Instead was shot over 5 crazy days at the T In The Park festival in Scotland. / His latest film Hell Or High Water continues this fine musical tradition - scored as it is by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis. / So expect to be taken on a musical journey, with tracks from Townes Van Zandt, Waylon Jennings, Franz Ferdinand and The Bill Wells Trio among many others.
BirdNote Daily - 2 February 2023: *Voices and Vocabularies: How Birds Sing So Loudly - When a Carolina Wren like this one sings, something remarkable happens. These birds can sing so loudly that you almost have to shout to be heard over their songs! / How can a bird like a Carolina Wren - at just 5½ inches long and weighing only as much as four nickels - produce so much sound? The answer lies in the songbird's vocal anatomy.
5 Minute History - 29 February 2024: *The History of Passenger Cruises - In episode 14 of 5 Minute History, we explore the history of passenger cruises from their inception in the 19th century through the advent of luxurious transatlantic cruising to modern-day superships and beyond.
Question of the Week - 21 July 2023: *Do all whales come from the same ancestor? - Thanks to Dr Ellen Coombs for the answer.
Compact Warfare - 18 December 2024: *The Siege of Vienna: Ottoman Ambitions vs European Defenders - In the fifteenth episode of 5 Minute Warfare, we recount the dramatic events of the Siege of Vienna in 1683, a pivotal clash between the Ottoman Empire and European defenders. In just five minutes, we explore how the city of Vienna, on the brink of collapse after months of siege, was saved by a coalition of forces led by King John III Sobieski of Poland. The episode examines the strategies, sacrifices, and the decisive battle that turned the tide against Ottoman expansion in Europe. Join us as we uncover the story of this critical moment in military history.
Bruno's You Don't Have To - 22 July 2025: *Retirement Is a Lie and So Are Cats - Bruno loves dogs. Bruno does not want another dog. In this barkingly honest episode, he unpacks a $3.79 adoption in China, blood on the floor, cat piss on trampolines, and a fantasy about fishing for stripers in Nova Scotia with a camper and a loyal companion.
It's not about dogs. It's about freedom, failure, and the very real threat of being eaten by wolves if you pass out in the rubble. / A deep dive into pet regret, cat warfare, and the American fantasy of escape via pickup truck, this is Bruno at his most feral—and most relatable.
Naked Scientists In Short - 6 June 2012: *Medical diagnostics, the value of nature - This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: a look at how technology designed to measure air pollution may soon be used to smell disease on a patient's breath; and the steps British researchers are taking to put a value on all the benefits of nature that we often take for granted.
BirdNote Daily - 3 February 2023: *Watch Animals Migrate with
Journey North - An organization called Journey North consists of a network of community scientists who observe local animal migrations - everything from monarch butterflies to Gray Whales to birds. Observing these seasonal changes can help make you a well-rounded community scientist, attuned to life's ebbs and flows. And the info collected by Journey North helps build a picture of how wildlife is responding to changes in habitat and the climate.
Compact Disasters - 24 October 2024: *The Sinking of the Titanic: The Unsinkable Ship's Tragic End - In the second episode of 5 Minute Disasters, we explore the tragic sinking of the RMS Titanic, the "unsinkable" ship that met a devastating fate on its maiden voyage in 1912. / In just five minutes, we recount the events leading up to the disaster, including the iceberg collision that tore through the ship's hull and the chaotic, heartbreaking scenes as passengers and crew tried to escape. With over 1,500 lives lost in the freezing Atlantic waters, the sinking of the Titanic remains one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history. Join us as we uncover how the tragedy unfolded and the lasting legacy it left on ship safety and maritime law.
Compact Mysteries - 24 October 2024: *The Mystery of the Zodiac Killer - In episode nine of 5 Minute Mysteries, we explore the chilling case of the Zodiac Killer, one of America's most infamous and elusive serial killers. Active in the late 1960s, the Zodiac taunted police and the public with cryptic letters and ciphers, all while claiming responsibility for a series of brutal murders in Northern California. Despite numerous suspects and decades of investigation, his identity remains a mystery. Join us as we unravel the dark and twisted tale of the Zodiac Killer and the enduring enigma of one of history's greatest unsolved cases.
Compact Murder - 25 October 2024: The Assassination of Julius Caesar - In episode nine of 5 Minute Murder, we delve into one of history's most infamous assassinations-the murder of Julius Caesar.
On the Ides of March in 44 BC, the Roman leader was brutally stabbed to death by a group of senators, including his once-trusted ally Brutus. This betrayal, carried out in the name of preserving the Roman Republic, marked a turning point in Roman history, leading to the fall of the Republic and the rise of the Empire. Join us as we examine the motives, the conspirators, and the lasting impact of Caesar's assassination.
Disability Daily Podcast - 2 June 2025: May 28: Dorina de Gouvêa Nowill
Counterbalance - Season 1 Episode 5: 15 October 2022: *Vicious Circle - Tzanuka - 96th day of Bäkkos, 5th year of the Vaer, 101st Generation / Raka is forced to summon the gluttonous spirit into the world to sooth it. With her two new companions causing more damage to her work than she'd like, can she manage to get the spirit under control before it consumes her?
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