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What podcasts do you guys like to listen to?

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 months ago

This American Life has nearly 30 years of excellent content. I know it is popular so maybe not worth mentioning, but I think there is a good reason this OG is still around. It is superb. So many little hidden gems.

One of my favorites is the first section of What Lies Beneath:

A beloved drawing goes missing from Mr. Ablao’s third grade classroom. The class holds a funeral for the drawing, which accidentally unleashes a much bigger feeling than anyone anticipated.

But there are many, many more.