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T.I., recently announced that he will be hosting a podcast called ‘expediTIously’ for PodcastOne. T.I., whose real name is Tip Harris, talked about his new venture with PodcastOne. “This is a totally new space for me, one that gives me another conduit to examine the world, and one that gives me the freedom to think,…

Mr. Gladwell’s smooth Canadian lilt worked perfectly in the sensitive-bro realm of podcasting, although his habit of narrative digressions — which worked so well in a magazine story — made for a potential mess in audio. Julia Barton, Pushkin’s executive editor, would send him heavily edited transcripts. “It’s like saying, ‘You’re a master sand painter,…

D.C. United had a no good very bad week, and Filibuster dives in to break it all down for you. Jason, Adam, and Ben first talk about the only joy this past weekend, the Washington Spirit’s win at Audi Field, before diving into the games against the New York Red Bulls and the Philadelphia Union….

Most horror film enthusiasts can agree that the scariest part about any movie is the music. But turn off the ominous sound, and any horror film becomes dramatically less scary. Now, podcast creators are using downright frightening sounds in a genre that leaves you scared to turn off the lights. Just like film, horror podcasts…

The Cure had been around for a decade by the time the Pixies coalesced in Boston in 1986, making the English post-punk band led by Robert Smith something akin to an older brother to the alternative rock group fronted by singer-guitarist Black Francis. “We’ve crossed paths with them a lot over the years in different…

It should come as no surprise that, in its quest to become a full-blown entertainment ecosystem, Netflix has built a roster of podcast programming to complement its scores or original series and films. The programs recruit top talent and hosts to hang out and talk about the streaming giant’s TV and film content. It’s a…

Locatora Radio A favorite of many, Locatora Radio is a “Radiophonic Novela” that’s hosted by Diosa and Mala. The podcast celebrates the experiences, brilliance, creativity, and legacies of femmes and women of color. Now in their third year, discussions often revolve around femme tech and femme defense, with mental health, trauma, gender experience, sexuality, and…

“During my bear photo tour this year, we were lucky to see several mating encounters. This is not something you regularly see.” “Mating is a brief encounter. The female is only receptive for mating for a few short hours, so the male often follows the female for many days before the time is right.”  (Sounds…

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Four hundred years ago, the first African slave was dragged against their will to the land that would become the United States. To mark that solemn occasion and reflect on the impact of slavery throughout U.S. history, the New York Times Magazine launched the 1619 Project last weekend, immediately garnering widespread praise as it seeks to reframe conversations…