Podcast directory

Scholarly talks from UCD, and artists confronting extraction.

Reading kids' hard moments as signals, not defiance.

Two friends, a grim theme, and the cases behind it.

Application security, talked through by colleagues and their guests

Blunt BMW verdicts, build sheets and car-buying advice.

Spy history told one person at a time.

Climate science told by the people doing it.

The FAFSA, scholarships and applications, explained without the dread.

Wildlife rescuers and conservationists, questioned live by Twitch chat.

True crime, told from the witness stand.

Shop talk on police leadership, training and forensic work.

Carpools, skunk fights and a school committee run, between two hosts.

The securities regulator, explaining itself on the record.

One passage, read slowly, with a sermon in view.

The song is the excuse; the tangents are the point.

Curved space-time, distant planets and the mind, explained by its guests

London panel talk on faith, freedom, fights and music.

Crusades, relics and Greek myth, with the opinions left in.

Murder cases, heard from the interrogation room and the family.

Strange stories, mostly murders, with plenty of tangents.

A Texas church's pulpit, altar calls and all.

Monster of the Week chaos, with a vampire called Grandad.

Security tool builders explain their paths and their projects.

A fresh story, then a chat about it with Ida.

Numbered, doable fixes for anxious kids and hectic mornings.

Indiana's past, one documented life at a time.

TED's stage, one speaker at a time.

Admissions talk and campus road trips from two counselors.

Numbered points, blunt warnings, and an open altar.

Crime, ghosts and conspiracies, one state at a time.

Trust, talk and agency, one classroom question at a time.

UK defence, from the people inside it.

One school's elections, cafeteria and soccer season, told by students.

Career turning points, told by the people who lived them.

Hear the word, say it, then catch it in conversation.

Short stories up front, dice and mayhem after.

Frodsham's council committees at work, agenda item by agenda item.

Classroom craft, hard conversations, and teachers' own stories.

Neuroradiology research, one journal paper at a time.

Talking shop with the people behind data products

Grim dungeons, joking players, and nothing but critical success.

Trade-journal reporting for the people who get under horses.

A cyberpunk detective serial, read aloud by its author.

Apple rumors, launches and hands-on verdicts from Brian Tong

UCSF science stories, from octopus dens to doctored data.

North Carolina's past, told from the documents up.

Autopsy know-how and gallows humor from two forensic trainees.

Two moms, no script, autism parenting told straight

DLA Piper interviews on AI, climate ventures and African markets

Young scientists talk research, competitions and life beyond the lab.

Global surgery, seen through roads, visas, cameras and clinics.

Great Lakes disappearances and murders, narrated from Lake Erie's shore.

Bar exam flashcards, read aloud for busy hands.

One strange movie, two fans, plenty of detours.

History films, judged as cinema and as history.

Analysts interview analysts about the markets they study.

The Launch School journey, told from inside the curriculum.

True-crime verdicts, debate nights and divorce, talked through frankly.

Local legends, fished from the archives and fact-checked.

Life lessons and grad school fallout, straight from the notebook.

Dragon-Blooded schemes, Nazi-hunting vampires, and dice counted aloud.

Mr. Pickwick and Sam Weller, one chapter at a time.

Gold Rush California, told through its women

A Boston sports rundown that happily wanders off course.

Science and nature journalism, read aloud by Kelly Taylor.

Serialized case files built from records, testimony and interviews

Selection stories and prep advice from special operators.

Parenting talk that trusts nuance over neat rules.

A BitClout builder's interviews and solo talks, collected.

Frank, specific answers to teachers' real classroom questions.

University of Florida teachers on what works in class.

Conversations on the technology choices New Zealand makes for itself.

Real nature science, with songs and zero shame about poop.

A learned club, a runaway hat, a sideways horse.

Murder trials and unsolved cases, from inside the courtroom.

Five seasons of secrets and bloodshed beneath a small town.

UC Santa Cruz's arts division, one conversation at a time.

Virginia policy, measured in county budgets and school buildings.

One zombie metaphor, stretched from parasites to school.

CircuitPython's own weekly meeting, straight from Adafruit's Discord.

EU energy and climate policy, down to the fine print

Everyday stories, scripture and prayer from a Bristol church.

One author, one new book, Italy from ancient Rome to today.

Prime Minister's Questions, straight from the Commons chamber.

Security news explained step by step, with constant ribbing.

Connection first, correction second, and parents as models.

Belts, resumes and boxing hype, weighed out live.

A bishops' conference makes its policy case, guest by guest.

Urban ministry and uncompromising preaching, rooted in Scripture.

A classical Christian school talks shop with its parents.

Two voices trading crimes, horror films and grim history.

Genetic counsellors talk shop, from single genes to national screening.

D&D with drink talk, silly twists, and a soft heart.

A real statistics classroom, arithmetic done out loud.

Straight-talk motivation and honest verdicts on success books

Portugal's Indian Ocean empire, told siege by siege.

Teachers, swamp lore and space law, kept for the record.

Cop stories from 24 years, picked apart across the table.

The working side of study abroad and international education

One Flutter developer at a time, from backstory to code.

Bulwer-Lytton's doomed Pompeii, one chapter at a time.

Family-food fixes from a mom who taught herself to cook

Hip hop's court cases and killings, answered clip by clip.

Fossils, followed from the rock to the paper.

A calmer mom, a closer teen.

Visitors ask. Lincoln's Cottage goes and finds out.

Western Michigan University, one proud conversation at a time.

Recovery stories and plain talk on food and belief

Mantra, myth and Vedanta for working through inner darkness.

Duluth, exaggerated for the stage, with songs.

Tolling, plate cameras and road data, with TTI's editors.

Family life without school, one theme at a time.

Blaze Radio's big occasions: candidate interviews, debate verdicts, year-end reviews

Two friends, real crimes, and a running bingo card.

Closet readings introduced by an unlikely guest of honor.

True crime told through towel rings, x-rays and bones.

A single minute of Frankenstein, argued over at length.

One sci-fi film, three verdicts, one ever-growing ranked list.

Caldwell church sermons, with the room still answering back.

Plain-spoken sermons for restless hearts, with the room left in.

A new English accent in every unscripted conversation.

Woodpeckers, coyotes and climate talk, in two languages

Chrono Trigger and Kierkegaard, read with the same care.

Learning to cook out loud, leaky cookies and all.

Anime, Oscars, a Christmas slasher, and the rest of his week.

Business questions for blockchain builders, then the market wrap.

Two sisters, a surgeon, and a village that talks.

Cthulhu mysteries rolled out loud, jokes and all.

Tagalog grammar, one sentence and one affix at a time.

Planning systems for mom life, minus the Pinterest pressure

STEM careers traced back to family, faith and work.

Australian history, heard from the street up.

Security news and field stories from the Hurricane Labs team

Mods, mistakes and the cars nobody should love.

English lessons in Portuguese, conversations in English.

Rumors, put-ons and panics, retold with a grin.

Guest-first sports talk from Fox Sports Radio in the DMV

Sandvik voices on mining, leadership, security and sustainability.

Candid mom talk on kids, faith, race and purpose.

Old disappearances, the Mothman, and plenty of detours.

Practical school-tech talk from the NETA community.

Back-room Twin Cities interviews, one tangent at a time.

Teaching practice, held up against the research.

The first-century church, one year at a time.

Shop talk about bars, bells and grip with strength-world guests.

Actual-play fantasy where the party turns on itself.

Quad Cities wrestling talk straight from the coaches' corner.

A radio private eye who jokes his way through murder.

Nintendo news, Mario Party grudges and tinfoil hats.

Healthcare simulation shop talk, with dice on the table.

Icelandic folklore and history, retold with the context intact

Standalone horror dramas, each opened with a graveyard walk.

Colleague-to-colleague conversations about the Microsoft security stack.

Connectivity interviews, from airport networks to connected boats.

Murderers solved and unsolved, told one case at a time

Pulpit sermons that take the long way back to Scripture.

Seekers comparing notes on Vedanta, screen-share hiccups and all

An open mic for electronics builds, straight from the bench.

Marriage, motherhood, books and playlists between two longtime friends.

Plain talk on love, patience, faith and getting older.

Stray posts become short plays, stage directions and all.

Foster care and adoption, with the household left unmuted.

Disappearances, disputed verdicts, and the sources behind each.

Sales, fitness, money and mind, one guest at a time.

The movie first, then the murder behind it.

Notorious crimes, and the institutions that handled them.

New Zealand's digital health sector, interviewed by its peak body.

Faraday, Maxwell, and one educator's plan to rethink school

Parenting young kids, talked through with a nonprofit's own specialists.

Old friends talking midlife, one interruption at a time.

Working speakers trade stagecraft, with storytelling at the core.

BART's own people explain the system they run.

The people behind the lab results, in conversation.

Practical conversations for anyone mentoring a struggling student.

Brooklyn speculative fiction, wrapped in a running comic sketch.

Horror confessions from empty houses, storage units and back roads.

Fitting side projects around a day job and a family

Old-school FASERIP Marvel, with the rolls and wisecracks left in.

Neuroendocrine cancer, explained from the pathology lab outward.

Bad-job stories read in full, then judged out loud.

Four 80s toy lines, one rowdy collector panel

Deadpan forecasts, grim obituaries, and standalone horror stories.

Dice, dread and first chapters from the RQ network.

China's frontiers, upheavals and laws, read closely by one voice.

TA, tested in practice and questioned from within.

Scientists talking shop with scientists, from cells to medicines.

Gear gripes and patch verdicts, talked through in Swedish.

Cheery radio patter from Outpost 17, grim war outside.

Political anger and quiet stories, side by side.

Car talk from two self-declared uninformed enthusiasts

Several campaigns, one frank Dungeon Master behind the screen.

A Shelby congregation's pulpit, recorded with the room intact.

Bitcoin news and Satoshi's white paper, talked through live.

A parenting magazine, recorded partly on the trade-show floor.

RPGFan's panel compares notes on games they've actually played.

Swapped souls, failed rolls and a table full of arguments.

From the Bolshevik rank and file to Euromaidan.

Practical band-room fixes from a teacher still in the classroom.

Dice as diviners' bones, rolled across many systems.