International Podcast Day: 20 Podcasts our Associates are Listening to

Fun fact about me? I am a content junkie. Some of my personal goals this year relate to consuming a variety of content, including reading 100 books and increasing the number of podcasts I listen to regularly.

That’s why I’m excited to bring you what will undoubtedly be one of my favorite listicles this year: 20 podcasts my Two Rivers Marketing peers and I are listening to in our free time. Get a glimpse into our associates’ interests and see if your favorites made our list!

1. Projectified: Created by the Project Management Institute, this biweekly podcast features practitioners who share their experiences to help prepare you for success. If you’re looking for a good professionally focused podcast about the future of project management, consider this one.

2. Ologies: Alie Ward, humorist and science correspondent, interviews “-ologists” in this weekly podcast. If you tune in, you’re guaranteed to learn more about science and what fuels these -ologists’ passions.

3. Food Network Obsessed: Are you Food Network obsessed? If so, you’ll enjoy this weekly podcast in which Jaymee Sire interviews Food Network stars and chefs. Listeners get insight into how their favorite shows are made, plus kitchen secrets and tips from the guests.

4. Food Court with Richard Blais: If you’re opinionated about your food choices then this is the podcast for you. Each week, two guests debate in front of the food court on a culinary topic of their choice. Chef Richard Blais presides as judge and after a round of trivia, opening arguments, and rebuttals, he declares a winner. Will your favorite reign supreme? There’s only one way to find out: tune in.

5. Off Menu: Who doesn’t like a couple of British comedians asking their guests what their dream menu would be? Prepare to laugh, question people’s food choices, and get hungry when listening to this weekly podcast.

6.Chicks in the Office: This three-times-a-week podcast keeps you informed on the latest pop culture news. Join Ria and Fran as they discuss celebrity relationships and TV show recaps, answer fan questions, and interview special guests.

7.Drama Queens: Talk about a throwback. Our favorite One Tree Hill (OTH) gals have reunited for a weekly podcast where they break down every episode of OTH and interview fellow actors from the series. They also spill secrets on what happened behind the scenes and give all of the best tips for your next trip to Wilmington, North Carolina.

8.I Am All In: Oy with the poodles already! It’s about time Scott Patterson has his own podcast. Join Gilmore Girls’ own Luke Danes as he watches his way through the series and brings on fellow actors to spill on their experience working in Stars Hollow. He drops about two episodes a week — grab a cup of coffee and enjoy.

9.The Office Ladies: Jenna Fisher and Angela Kinsey bless listeners’ ears each week as they rewatch The Office. They take their jobs seriously, often watching the episodes multiple times (including extended cuts and commentaries) and consulting with crew members to confirm their details are accurate. Bonus about this podcast: they recently did a deep dive on the Iowa State Fair butter cow!

10.The Rewatchables: Do you have movies that you can rewatch over and over again? That’s what this podcast is all about. Tune in weekly as Bill Simmons and guests discuss some of their favorite rewatchables.

11.You’re Wrong About: What do the OJ Simpson Trial, Princess Diana’s death, and the Newsboys’ Strike of 1899 all have in common? They’re featured in journalist Michael Hobbes and writer Sarah Marshall’s podcast. Tune in to explore various events in each episode and break down what happened, in what order, and how the public originally got it wrong.

12. Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard: Humans can be messy and that’s what Dax likes to explore in his podcast, which airs multiple times a week. Tune in as people share their stories, including the challenges and setbacks that led them to where they are today.

13. That Sounds Fun with Annie F. Downs: EnneaSummer 2021 mini series: Annie F. Downs explores Enneagram of Personality by interviewing people who identify with each of the nine types. Want to learn more about each type and where they lean in security and stress? Tune in.

14. The FUNdamism podcast: Keynote speaker Paul J. Long takes a unique spin on challenging people to rethink their approach to their personal and work lives. Tune into this twice-monthly podcast to learn how to make room for fun and enjoyment.

15. The Bird Dog Babe: Are you into hunting, training, and competing with bird dogs? Tune into this weekly podcast featuring women who do just that. Canine health, breeding, training, nutrition, conservation of public hunting land, and gear for women and dogs are also frequently discussed.

16. Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast. A few times a week, Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley, and their guests come together to talk about everything baseball. They take an analytical approach to covering both serious and absurd timely topics.

17. Real Bodybuilding Podcast: Hosted by IFBB Pro Fouad Abiad, this podcast covers topics related to nutrition, training, and current news in the world of bodybuilding. If you’ve ever wondered what the behind-the-scenes of bodybuilding is like or want a few tips to take your workouts to the next level, then this podcast is for you.

18. Anatomy of Murder: Former homicide prosecutor Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi and Scott Weingerger, a former deputy sherrif and current investigative journalist, team up to share stories of homicide cases from around the country. Each weekly episode features testimonials from the victim’s family member, the prosecutor, and a member of law enforcement to explain what happened.

19. Ear Hustle: The first podcast to be created and produced in a prison, Ear Hustle gives listeners inside access to the realities of living in lockup and what life is like after you’re released. Tune in weekly to hear stories from inmates at San Quentin State Prison, along with recently freed individuals.

20. My Favorite Murder: Each week, Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark dive deep into two of their favorite true crime, murder, or survivor stories, while constantly advocating for better mental health resources and victim rights. Their fans, known as Murderinos, are also featured in weekly minisodes where their stories are shared.

There you have it – 20 podcasts our associates are listening to right now! If you want to learn more about what we are into, read our blog.