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What are some good podcasts 2021?
The 10 Best Podcasts of 2021
- Criticism Is Dead. So much pop culture analysis of late veers into either unabashed fandom or reflexive cynicism.
- The Sporkful. If you like pasta—and who doesn’t like pasta?!
- Straightio Lab.
- Spectacle.
- POOG.
- The Just Enough Family.
- Fighting in the War Room.
- Sway.
What are good free podcasts?
Here’s our ultimate list of the best (and free) podcasts you need to listen to, as compiled by Cosmopolitan’s very own podcast-junkies.
- TRUE CRIME & REAL STORIES.
- Suspect.
- Bad Bad Thing.
- Where the Bodies are Buried.
- Doctor Death.
- Teacher’s Pet.
- Up And Vanished.
- The Dropout.
What is the number one podcast?
Top podcasts
| Podcast Industry Ranking | ||
|---|---|---|
| Top 20 Podcasts | ||
| Rank | Podcast | Publisher |
| 1 | The Daily | The New York Times |
| 2 | NPR News Now | NPR |
Who would you choose from the Off Menu podcast?
With the duo inviting on a different star from the entertainment world onto the podcast each week, Off Menu reveals which starters, mains and desserts the likes of Russell Howard, Claudia Winkleman, Louis Theroux and Katherine Ryan would pick. Listen to Off Menu on Acast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
What do the best podcasts have in common?
The best podcasts out there have one thing in common: you can listen to them no matter what’s going on around you We’re living through trying times, so it’s important we keep our bodies, spirits and minds engaged. And podcasts can help us do just that.
Where can I listen to the receipts podcast?
Listen to The Receipts Podcast on Acast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes are available exclusively on Spotify. Who knew singer Jessie Ware and her chef mum Lennie would make such excellent podcast hosts?
What are the best podcasts to listen to in 2021?
Our favorite podcasts of 2021 include comedy podcasts that might make you fall off the treadmill from laughing too hard, storytelling podcasts that can give you a peek into a whole new world, true crime podcasts that let listeners play Sherlock, and cooking shows that basically require a snack to listen.