In this digital age, it seems that everyone has their eyes glued on a screen. Let's face it: there's a point where we are overdoing it and our eyes deserve some rest. However, unless you are a seasoned meditator, it will be very difficult to sit too long without going crazy or falling asleep. The solution? Podcasts!
Podcasts give you all the information you need or want without having to look at a screen. Which brings us to the next question, which podcasts are worth listening to? Well, that's what this article is all about.
Pod Save America
If you love politics, then "Pod Save America" should be on your podcast list. Pod Save America is hosted by President Barack Obama’s former aides, Dan Pfeiffer, Tommy Vietor, Tommy Vietor, Jon Lovett and Jon Favreau. These personalities worked for Obama as either a spokesperson, senior adviser, or speechwriter.
On top of that, three of the hosts co-founded the "Crooked Media" company that’s focused on political commentary. Crooked Media is lighthearted, has no-BS and can be hysterically funny.
If you want to be entertained and politically informed at the same time, this is the podcast to listen to.
Never Before
If you love the idea of "Woman Power," then Never Before is the podcast to listen to. The active producer behind this podcast is Janet Mock.
Janet Mock is an American author, transgender rights activist, and TV host. She likes to tackle issues about diversity, politics, and gender in her "Never Before" podcast.
Never Before is still in its infancy. But the podcast hasn't failed yet in delivering incredibly varied and provoking interviews and conversations.
Help Me Be Me
If your cup of tea is on the subject of psychology, then you'd most likely fall in love with Help Me Be Me. This podcast is often described as self-help for individuals who are not fond of self-help. Sarah May Bates usually hosts Help Me Be Me and most episodes center on tackling everyday life challenges and provide tips that you can use to make things easier. She also tackles a wide variety of problems from being assertive at work to starting relationships.
You can think of Help Me Be Me as a therapy session with a best friend, all packed in a 30-minute timeframe. Bates is a very introspective and highly empathetic woman who has accomplished a lot of positive changes in her own life. The podcast is a way of spreading the wealth for her.
The Moth
If you love storytelling for your podcasts, then you'll hardly make a mistake by tuning to The Moth. You can think of The Moth as an extension for non-profit and in-person storytelling events, which happen all over the country all the time. The stories on The Moth are told by real individuals and in front of a live crowd. It's also recorded live so you'd feel as if you are part of the audience. With The Moth, be prepared to feel inspired, to cry, laugh and everything in between.
