Review: Shadow Kingdom God's Banker
This is a great podcast for someone looking for a thoughtful mystery to follow, that isn't too much in the way of gruesome, but full of intrigue and suspense.
Review: Climbing the Walls
The most beautiful thing about this podcast is the way it highlights the women involved by letting them be themselves.
The Monthly Magpie: April 2025
Review: Shell Game
Today’s podcast brought to light a lot of general feelings I’ve been having about artificial intelligence, and the Podcast Brunch Club discussion around it helped me reframe my thoughts.
Magpie Journals 16: Just Getting Through
Like many of us, I'm just getting through. I figured writing about what's been helping me, may help someone else. What's super fun, is that this will include podcasts and more.
The Monthly Magpie: March 2025
Review: Cramped
“Because having a microphone gets you more answers than having a uterus” is true. Downey takes what she finds, runs with it, and is a champion for comprehension and empathy.
Podcast Review: American Railroad
Paintings are one thing, but we have a problem with records by way of sound. What happens when we lose the connection between song and context? Recording sound is new, and oral tradition often plays a game of telephone down the centuries.
Review: The Other Moonshot
President Kennedy was right that we don't do things because they are easy, we do them because they are hard.
The Monthly Magpie: February 2025
If the past six months of my life have been busy and
The Monthly Magpie: January 2025
Magpie Journals 15: The Love of a Limited Series
We don’t start preparing for a marathon by running the marathon. We aim for the 5k, or the .5k. We start with a smaller, manageable thing before we go for the big one.