Five History Podcasts To Love

Look, I am not the same girl I was a decade ago. I have come to enjoy learning the names, dates, and facts of times past. Call me Winston Smith, but I have come to see history as the key to the present. And while I’m not quite up for reading a ton of history books just yet, I am looking up all the characters on The Gilded Age to see which ones are based on real people. And I am queuing up historical podcasts quite often these days. For me, humor helps to keep me interested, that or being on a topic I am already passionate about. These podcasts hit the mark, every time.

Summer Pastimes

Summer in the south is distinctive. I used to dread it. The heat; the humidity. But this year, I have begun to enjoy it. Perhaps because the office is so cold, I find a walk in the heat refreshing, of all things. But here are a few of the the activities, art, and adventures keeping my summer delightful.

Summer Drives: What I've Been Listening to While Commuting 150+ Miles Each Week

Despite the chaos of the road, there's a serene quality in having time to myself during my weekly(ish) drives for work. Whether I'm brainstorming for writing projects, catching up with loved ones, or queuing up new discoveries, my car journeys have become a sanctuary of inspiration and exploration this summer. Here are five things I’ve been listening to this summer.

Rachelle WilsonJuly 17, 2024podcast, James baldwin, Chappell Roan, zadie smith, okay sister, Daniel M. Lavery, music, driving, audio book, libro.fmComment

Four Great Literary Podcasts for Avid Readers

On my reading journey, I have found that podcasts can sometimes serve as the reading community I need. They can be the perfect balance to going at my own pace and having my understanding of the text broadened. Literary podcasts can also fill in the gaps on my shelf or inspire me to try something different.

Here are four literary podcasts that are the perfect listen for those who love good books in company.

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