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The Monthly Magpie: June 2022

The Monthly Magpie: June 2022

Hello everyone! Things are going to be a little different for this one. I fell off the listening wagon at the end of June because I came down with COVID and it hit me pretty hard. It was my first time having it, but luckily I'm on my

Episode Highlight: Chloe Caldwell Does it Her Way...

Episode Highlight: Chloe Caldwell Does it Her Way...

A podcast can be specific in its audience, and Courtney is over here nailing the concept she had laid at our feet.

Release Day Review: Legacy of Speed

Release Day Review: Legacy of Speed

Hosted by Malcolm Gladwell this six-part series peels back the layers of sport and activism for that historic moment. It gives us the humans behind the pictures, the humans behind the moments we are now so removed from.

Review: Vanishing Postcards

Review: Vanishing Postcards

These snippets of life and history coast through your ears and into your heart. Evan Stern nails this travelogue and creates a soundscape of Texas that feels wholly alien while being wholly familiar. The base humanity echoes through the twang and the familiar, yet unfamiliar traditions.

Review: Born to Rule, When Charles is King

Review: Born to Rule, When Charles is King

I am a casual royal watcher. I’m happy when there’s a new royal baby in the news cycles because “look! A cute baby!”. The monarchy is a holder of history and tradition at this point. It is something to look at, respect for a certain degree of progeny,

The Monthly Magpie: May 2022

The Monthly Magpie: May 2022

Hello there, podcast friends. It’s a little wild to me that we are somehow halfway through the year 2022, but here we are. Magpie is growing little by little, and I'm grateful to everyone who lends me their eyes. May has been a quieter month in the

Release Day Review: Father Wants Us Dead

Release Day Review: Father Wants Us Dead

Friends of the family, neighbors, police officials, and more lend their voices to a story everyone has talked about. However, until this podcast, no one has dedicated a full feature to the murders of Helen, Alma, Patricia, Frederick, and John.