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Running from 2017 to 2020, Thirst Aid Kit explored representation, desire, and gave us a space to gush about celebrity crushes.
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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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Get lost in stories of survival in this highly enjoyable series from adventurer and writer Blair Braverman.
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3 Podcasts for When Life Feels Too Heavy
Leave the world behind with audio that makes those low moments in life feel a little bit lighter.
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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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Bone Valley: The Devil’s Quarry Is A Ghost Story for the Reluctant True Crime Junkie
This impressive series doesn't just question the official narrative. It reveals, with apparent near certainty, the identity of the "real" killer.
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Let's Get Haunted on the Rise of Paranormal Podcasts
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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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