One of the most popular forms of multimedia these days is podcasts. In today’s world of smart devices and streaming content the public can listen to whatever they want, when they want through the power of podcasts.
Feeding the public’s multimedia appetite, there seems like there is a podcast for every conceivable topic that someone could ever discuss.
Validating the wealth of content that podcasters make available, a look at the list of Apple’s top 100 podcasts, there are big names such as Joe Rogan, Bill Simmons, Conan O’ Brien and Rachel Maddow, for example, that produce some of the most listened content on the Interweb.
The list of top podcasts also reflects current events. A good example is the sudden popularity of “Tiger King” podcasts. In this environment of self-quarantining, people at home have been binging the Netflix series and it’s become the talk of social media since its release.
Anytime is the Right Time to Listen to Podcasts
One thing that is interesting when looking at the podcasts that someone listens to is how their choices often reflect their hobbies and interests.
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Getting some help with providing a diverse selection of topics, I asked CE Pro staff members to share their thoughts on podcasts. Stepping up to share his favorites, managing editor Arlen Schweiger offered his favorite podcasts, so here we have seven podcast recommendations to check out while at home:
- Spittin Chiclets (Bob Archer)
- Joe Rogan (Bob Archer)
- Walking the Floor (Bob Archer)
- Two Writers Slinging Yang (Arlen Schweiger)
- 36 From the Vault (Arlen Schweiger)
- SI Media Podcast (Arlen Schwieger)
- Tone-Talk (Bob Archer)
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