Passenger List’s impressive sound design succeeds in immersing the listener, but disguises its script’s lack of subtlety.
Bad Batch deserves credit for bringing the medical malfeasance genre to a new place.
On Something, a new podcast from Colorado Public Radio, takes a look at what happens in states after they’ve legalized marijuana.
The podcast reminds us that the future is unfolding every day, and that there is still time to shape it into something better.
On Podcast But Outside, the comedians Andrew Michaan and Cole Hersch interview strangers on the streets of L.A.
If money were no object, what would Gimlet dream to create? It’s an interesting question, and the one the podcast ultimately leaves us with.
Ultimately, The Thing About Pam never feels personal enough to grip the listener the way the best podcasts do.
On The Homecomers, Sarah Smarsh corrects the false narrative that misrepresents Americans who live between the coasts and outside of big cities.
Ear Hustle has an impressive origin story, but its continued drive to tell novel stories from inside prison is its crowning achievement.
The show translates what it means to be a conscious Muslim in America not just in its content, but by expanding the form of narrative podcasting.
At its best, Noble Blood offers a glimpse into the interior lives of people too often dismissed as the lifeless wax of the past.
The Report attempts one of the most daunting tasks in law and politics: to make the Mueller Report digestible, and even interesting.
