Spotify is tying podcasts and music close together. The company announced today that it’s testing a new podcast format that’ll allow podcast listeners to hear entire music tracks during a show, as opposed to a brief sample. Hosts will also… Read More ›
After that, I sit down with two other HODINKEE Radio alums, John Gruber and Om Malik. In addition to being lovers of mechanical watches, these guys are two of the brightest minds on the planet when it comes to all… Read More ›
One of the first “canceled” artists Stephen and Angela discuss is, of course, Michael Jackson. To learn more about the allegations against the pop star, read this New York Times article by Ben Sisario, or watch the 2019 Emmy-winning documentary,… Read More ›
I have a couple of guests lined up for future podcast episodes, but would like to prepare a more interactive one. It would be most helpful if you could send in a question that you would like answered to shaun@mailstm.co.uk… Read More ›
The Joe Rogan podcast is one of the most varied available today and almost always the discussions will keep you going for the (often) +3 hour episodes. This episode in particular explains a little as to why people like me… Read More ›
Looking for something to set and forget? Want a show that you can add to the queue for days on end? These shows have plenty of hours to devote to non-stop listening. For most of us, the quarantined is starting… Read More ›
If you listen to one podcast episode this year make it this one. It is just brilliant. Brilliant and right on. But that’s what quantum theory and cosmology and relativity do, as he says “It overturns all the things I… Read More ›
Welcome to The Tip Off- the podcast where we take you behind the scenes of some of the best investigative journalism from recent years. Each episode we’ll be digging into an investigative scoop- hearing from the journalists behind the work… Read More ›
It sounds like the latest programming blitz from Netflix. But this lineup — more than 40 exclusive shows, all without ads — has nothing to do with video. The offerings come from a podcast start-up called Luminary that has emerged from stealth… Read More ›
Join forensic engineer Sean Brady as he discusses engineering failures and disasters. Sean examines both the technical and human causes of failure, explores failures in a range of professions, and talks about why our decision making is not nearly as… Read More ›