Trustworthiness in Podcasts
Orienting yourself with these thoughts as you’re listening is a great way to start pushing through the iffy and grifty to good, thought-provoking content.
Podcast Review: Charlie's Place
In the mystery of who Charlie Fitzgerald was, there was a piece of what could be in Myrtle Beach, and only at Charlie's Place. It's a "could be" that has been remembered, and should continue to be remembered.
Podcasts to Listen To: The Slumps
It happens with reading, it happens with crafts, it happens with anything
Podcast Review: Money Trauma
The way these six podcast episodes frame this problem of money trauma and financial anxiety feels like an older friend passing down their wisdom.
Irish Podcasts for St. Patrick's Day
St Patrick's Day landing on a Tuesday means it's time for some Irish themed podcasts to add to your queue. Luckily, I have some old content for this. Double luckily, I've also learned about more Irish podcasts in the meantime.
Podcast Review: Midnight Son
What started as a curiosity about a man who spoke about native legends in a courtroom defense, turned into something that dove back and forth between the indigenous and the colonized, the living and the spiritual, the foreign and the personal.
The Monthly Magpie: March 2026
Podcast Review: Operation Night Cat
What happens when we don’t hold people to a higher standard when they should be? What happens when the legal system protects those who shouldn’t be protected in a way that damages the whole?
Podcast Review: High Strange Season Two
Most importantly, it makes us more human by examining the strange.
Stories, Hope, and Heated Rivalry
In which a TED Talk and a Podcast, make Heated Rivalry make sense.
Q&A With Your Queue: John Patrick Pullen
Any season of Long Shadow is my favorite, and honestly some of the best examples of good journalism in the present day.
Podcast Review: Long Shadow: Breaking the Internet
Long Shadow isn’t a podcast that gives us answers to that question, to that type of question. In telling the story of the internet from the Arab Spring to the Red Pill corners edging out its competition in controversy - we are given the tools to find the answers.