Jeffrey Yamaguchi

This is a fantastic episode of Radiotonic. Disorienting in the best possible way. The voice acting is stellar, and the story has incredible depth, one that slowly unleashes a fury, all the while you're not quite sure what's happening or where it's all heading, so you get drawn in even deeper.

Human Race (from Runner’s World) — I was so impressed with the first episode — incredible story and podcast reporting at its best. It’s hosted by Rachel Swaby, who in the premiere episode tells the story of a man who takes up running in the midst of making his way back from total heart failure and all the surgeries and unknowns that come along with such a life threatening predicament. You...

Fascinating insights into the poet Lola Ridge, who totally reinvented herself (new name, younger age), and published social protest poetry in the early Modernist period. Features an interview with Terese Svoboda, who wrote a bio of the poet: "Anything That Burns You: A Portrait of Lola Ridge, Radical Poet."

A really great series created by Jonathan Mann (of the SongADay.org project) and The Truth audio-maker Jonathan Mitchell. Clever storytelling with fun musical numbers, and a storyline that offers up indie band life, music industry commentary, and a sci-fi songoverse adventure. I highly recommend getting on the Songonauts bandwagon.