3 Podcasts for When Work Feels Overwhelming
Feel supported and find inspiration for when work gets too much with these practical podcast recommendations.
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3 Podcasts to Listen to in July
Each month, Podcast Review’s staff offers recommendations on the best new shows to listen to. Here are our favorite podcasts for July.
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Our Guide to the Best Sports Podcasts For Summer 2026
The FIFA World Cup. Wimbledon. The Tour de France. No matter where you look, it's a "Super Sport" summer.
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Dave Tach
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Reviews
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The Last 12 Weeks Weighs Our Sympathies Against Our Values
The latest series from Serial and The New York Times partners with The Marshall Project to document the race to stay an execution.
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Chloe Walker
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Editor's Pick
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What Tribeca Festival Looks For in a "Podcast"
Still seeking audio-only, the prestigious festival prepares for its 25th anniversary. We speak to Head of Podcasts, Davy Gardner, about what he looks for in narrative storytelling — and consider what it takes to be an audio "podcast" today.
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Interviews
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Dane Cardiel Has No Time For Your Artificial Intelligence
Reflecting on the launch of his first podcast, Good Tape's founder shares his thoughts on the last decade of audio.
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True Crime
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The Last 12 Weeks Weighs Our Sympathies Against Our Values
The latest series from Serial and The New York Times partners with The Marshall Project to document the race to stay an execution.
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Chloe Walker
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From our partners
Dylan Sprouse and Brendan Columbus Launch Video Podcast WILDMEN With Daylight Media
The new weekly video podcast launches on July 14 with a special double episode.
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Let's Get Haunted on the Rise of Paranormal Podcasts
We spoke to Nat and Aly about growing a community, being the only paranormal investigative podcast, and feeling ambivalent about the shift to video.
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Rachel Dratch Embraces a "Woo Woo" Life on Her Comedy Podcast
The comedian tells us about her favorite mind-blowing episodes, famous guests, and why she's fascinated by "woo-woo" stories.
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