We hugged every nutcracker in Washington, D.C. on our journey to hear what you put your ears on in 2017.
The Big Listen rounds up our favorite podcasts AND we wander downtown to ask which podcasts our fine friends in Washington, D.C. filled their ears with in 2017. Keep reading...and WATCH!
The most surprising thing we learned listening to Uncivil? A number of women dressed as men in order to fight in the Civil War. And women still dress as men today to reenact the battles.
If you grew up in the U.S., you surely learned about the American Civil War. But did you know that there were a number of “non-traditional soldiers” fighting for the Union army? Or that some people are still fighting for their ancestors’ 40 acres and a mule? Keep reading...
Written Inside takes you inside the walls of the The Stateville Correctional Facility in Crest Hill, Ill., about 35 miles southwest of downtown Chicago.
Written Inside features stories crafted by incarcerated men with the help of Kotlowitz and then brought to life by voice actors. But the stories aren’t about the inmates’ innocence or the prison system writ large. They’re about prison cells. Keep reading...
Meditating or Visualizing? On By The Book, the hosts do a little bit of both.
There are a million self-help books out there. But chances are, you don’t know anyone who admits to reading any. Keep reading...
Broadway babe Jonathan Groff would like to fall in love with you.
Want to hear Broadway babe Jonathan Groff sing in a musical, but don’t want to shell out hundreds of dollars for a ticket? Then check out the delightful podcast musical, 36 Questions, in which he stars. Keep reading...
The stories on Radio Atlas come from all over the globe: Argentina, Russia, Iceland...
If you only speak English and you want to read a book written in another language or watch a foreign film, there are likely translation options available to you. But what about audio? If you don’t speak the language, it’s unlikely you’d listen. Until now. Keep reading...