Their Dad Wrote a Sex Book, Then He Died. They Made a Podcast.
Some people inherit watches. Some inherit debt. We inherited an unpublished dating manuscript our late father wrote after his divorce. The book, 29 Second Chances at Love, opens with a detailed account of him going down on a woman while his kids do homework in the next room, which is a bold way to begin both a book… and a legacy.
Podcasts for Earth Day 2026
Earlier this week, we published an issue of our newsletter that featured episodes on sustainability measures being taken in the U.S. and beyond. In this post, we’re expanding on that list. Read on to find your next favorite show on climate, sustainability, environmental issues and action, or a whole host of related topics. Thankfully, there are a lot of people telling these important stories about climate, and we’re excited to share them with you!
Story-Driven Podcasts for Kids: 5 Picks from a Faith-Based Audio Producer
Adventure stories, legends, fables, and heroic journeys can capture kids’ attention in a way few other mediums can. For Madison Van Frank, that love of storytelling started early: listening to CDs of audio dramas and narrated stories during car rides with her family. Today, Madison works as a producer of kids’ audio drama, and she regularly listens to other podcasts made for young audiences. She pays close attention to how creators use sound, dialogue, and storytelling to spark curiosity and keep kids engaged.
“Echoes of Her” Podcast | A Conversation with Creator Adell Coleman
Echoes of Her honors the lives of mothers and motherly figures — who they were, how they loved, and the impact they left behind. Through intimate conversations, personal reflections, and shared memories, guests speak honestly about grief, loss, and remembrance. Arielle Nissenblatt spoke with creator Adell Coleman, about the making of the show.
The Regular Incredible: Curated Voices for Black History Month, Lunar New Year, and Beyond
Sometimes, when I peel myself up from a long edit for a stretch break, I have a moment of disbelief. How amazing is it that I get to do this? I’ll be listening to a guest describe her parents’ charming "meet-cute" in San Francisco’s Chinatown or her dad’s enterprising survival skills in a Malaysian refugee camp; and I’m hit with awe.