frenzy
“I felt like Linda Blair Exorcist– one of the victims
There’s a reason I put it first on my list: it’s because of the well-structured script and production that hooks you within the first three minutes of the first episode.
this podcast Wondery and Pineapple Street Studios investigate the mysterious 2011 outbreak This influenced a group of high school girls at Le Roy Junior-Senior High School in New York. It is said to be the most serious case since the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. This podcast is full of twists and turns, a great musical score, and a host who is engaged in every minute detail.
What caused the mass hysteria that everyone thought long ago was over? Is there something in the water or inside the school or “all in the head”? The episodes cover it all.
Modi Raj
“There have always been two Narendra Modis…”
With Prime Minister Narendra Modi returning to power for the third time this year, economist Issued “modi raj“An eight-episode limited podcast series exploring the rise of Narendra Modi and his transformation of India.
Podcast, hosted by economistAvantika Chilkoti, tells the story of Mr Modi’s life from 1950, the year he was born, and traces his journey through time and space. She talks to many people close to him, RSS members and even his tailor. Topics include RSS, Mr Modi’s time as a pracharak, his unspoken marriage, the Emergency and the Ayodhya dispute.
She tells us how Mr Modi plans to balance both parts of his agenda and turn India into a superpower. PM Modi remains in the headlines every day.
Wrongly Accused: The Annette Hewins Story
Annette Hewins was one of three women convicted of the deaths of Dianne Jones, 21, and her two daughters in Merthyr Tydfil, a town in Wales, in 1997. He was accused of supplying petrol arson attackThis had a profound effect on Annette, who died less than 24 hours after being detained in a mental health unit in 2017. He suffered a fatal arrhythmia due to a drug problem that arose in prison.
After spending 18 months in custody, judges ruled that there was not enough evidence to convict him. Then why was he targeted? it podcast BBC Studios focuses on her story and is hosted by none other than Nicole Jacobs, who was just four years old when her mother was arrested for a crime she was wrongly accused of .
Ms. Nicole talks about everything in detail. She reminds us of October 10, 1995, when the attack took place and reveals the truth.
good whale
“An imperfect attempt to understand what might be best for an animal that cannot speak for itself. The intention to make things right for him, to make things better.”
this is one podcast from the studio of serial And the new York TimesIn it, host Daniel Alarcon tells the story of Keiko, the killer whale known as Willie from the 1993 classic. free Willy,
This limited series focuses on a science experiment to return Keiko from an amusement park in Mexico to the ocean. This celebrity orca needed an end in Hollywood, and how he ended up in Norway is a story you must hear.
This 7,000-pounder became a good friend of mine after the podcast – imagine the bond created by the people who cared for him. This is really a “deep dive”.
Broomgate: a curling scandal
Curling is a sport I didn’t know that much about but the title made me want to listen to it six part series By cbc Which talks about “the one broom that almost killed curling”.
If you don’t know what it means, that’s okay, I didn’t know about it either until I looked it up. Host John Cullen reveals the never-before-reported scandal that rocked the sport of curling. This podcast shows how a simple change to a piece of gaming equipment caused an uproar.
Players remained silent for many years due to fear but this series brought out the truth about the broom.
Long Shadow S3: In Guns We Trust
“We were interested in going to the moon but we’re not interested in solving the gun problem.”
The United States has more guns than people over 400 million Privately owned firearms. There have been more than 488 mass shootings across America so far in 2024. The United States is the epicenter of gun violence compared to other countries.
In this podcastHost Garrett Graff’s extraordinary presentation explains how firearms went from a normal part of rural American life to a dangerous element in modern society. How did America get here? How did America become so divided over guns? Can we find a way forward? Mr. Graff covers it all.
He investigates each mass shooting, starting with the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, one of America’s deadliest school shootings. The podcast also examines why criminals do what they do and explores the main reasons behind these heinous crimes.
It is produced by Long Lead and Campside Media in association with The Trace and distributed by PRX.
Interesting history of your house
In this podcast From the Noise Network, historian Ruth Goodman, with her rich voice, guides you through the surprising stories behind the everyday objects in your home: coffee, beds, ovens, cats, fridges and other ordinary objects that once turned priceless. Were.
Where did the concept of oven come from? What was the connection between the wasp and the discovery of paper? Did you know that coffee was once called ‘the devil’s bitter invention’? Well, this is a podcast that may surprise you!
black box
In 2023, Geoffrey Hinton, the godfather of AI, left his position at Google after deciding that he had to do so. “blow the whistle” The technology he helped develop. Mr Hinton said AI will find ways to bypass our restrictions and motivate people to do what they want.
it Seven Part Podcast SeriesBrought to you by GuardianExplores the collision of humanity and AI.
Michael Safdie examines the story of a technology so strange and complex that it has even left its creators wondering as if the technology had a mind of its own. The series looks at various strange interactions between humanity and technology.
The host also talks about a term I was introduced to for the first time called ‘AI vertigo’ – feeling dizzy when trying to understand what’s coming with AI. This reminds me of the conversation between Theodore and Samantha in the 2013 movie His,
If you want to know what’s going to happen in the future, the presenter delve into the question, “If we’re falling at high speed toward some new place, what’s pushing us?”
soul boom
We always thought Dwight Schrute would help us grow beets? But here he helps us to grow spiritually.
Actor and comedian Rainn Wilson has come up with a podcast Where he sits down with some of the most interesting people from actors, writers and athletes to comedians.
Whether it’s the idea of reincarnation, religion, God, the universe, spiritual practice, healing, love, mental space, or the soul’s journey, Mr. Wilson makes sure the conversation is meaningful and gets to the core of the human being. Experience: Creativity, Spirituality and Psychology.
I’m sure you have a favorite episode, my conversation with Anne Lamott, What’s the Key to Lasting Love?
stranger on a bench
After all these strong recommendations, a podcast caught my attention. In it, Tom Rosenthal, singer-songwriter and musician, approaches a stranger sitting on a bench in the park and asks if he can sit next to him and record their conversation.
He talks to strangers about random things with interesting ideas, great lessons, and anecdotes that can brighten anyone’s day. The ambient sound invites us to sit with them on that bench to listen to stories.
Besides, when you’re here. Listen to our in-house podcast of 2024
rearview
rearview is a podcast where the hosts are Jacob Koshy and Shobhana K. Nair guides you on a beautiful path of the history of science. Filled with fascinating anecdotes, deep archival dives, and a closer look at the quirky minds behind groundbreaking ideas. This is a podcast that not only refreshes my knowledge of history and general knowledge questions that eluded me before but also provides more in-depth conversations. This is a rear view of the time-traveling DeLorean automobile.
interface
Technological acceleration is increasing rapidly. Innovations that once took decades are now happening in just a few years or months. AI, automation and robotics are making jobs and industries obsolete while creating new roles and economic opportunities. To better understand this acceleration, John Xavier joins with a diverse group of experts, including scientists, business leaders, and policymakers such as Anima Anandkumar, Nitin Seth, Arundhati Bhattacharya, Mihir Shukla, and Bruce Schneier. podcast Its purpose is to inform listeners about the dynamic technology landscape and the mindset required to navigate this terrain.
published – December 28, 2024 03:42 PM IST
