Compelling, curious and reliable, podcasts are the new frontier of information and study. Within a few years, hundreds of them have sprung up and finding your way around the numerous proposals is not easy. For this reason, we have chosen some that, in our opinion, are particularly interesting. Perfect for approaching the world of podcasts and discovering new ones. From those who love noir stories to those looking for feminist content, these are just some of the best podcasts to listen to in one breath. 10 audio books to listen to to cheer you up and have a laugh
There are audio books to listen to that help us laugh, rediscover a sense of humor or appreciate the irony and comedy of writers and artists. We recommend 10 Poison– For those who love noir stories
Among the best podcasts we could only start with Veleno, a seven-episode podcast by Pablo Trincia and Alessia Rafanelli, which tells a story that has disappeared from the news. Twenty years ago 16 children were taken away from their families forever: their parents were accused of being Satanist pedophiles. History Lessons – For History Enthusiasts History
lessons and lectures like you’ve never heard of it. Professor Alessandro Barbero tells the more or less known aspects of history, from the Middle Ages to the Contemporary Age, in a fascinating and curious way. Unofficial collection of the lessons of prof. Alessandro Barbero at the Festival della Mente in Sarzana, more conferences and lessons from YouTube.Pacific Archive – For those who love interviews
The writer Francesco Pacifico interviews some of the most interesting personalities of our time. Through long, relaxed conversations, he investigates their professional identities by letting out those little details that no one ever talks about. A podcast, but also an archive for the future memory of people who have left their mark. Without lipstick – For feminists
Among the best podcasts, there is also “Without lipstick”, a project by Giulia Cuter and Giulia Perona. On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the first political vote of Italian women, on 2 June 1946, Senza rossetto was born, a radio podcast that aims to tell the story of the female figure yesterday and today. Each episode deals with a theme linked to the conventions that society attributes to the female universe, through the pen and voice of a contemporary writer. Daily Cogito – For those who want to reflect on the present
Among the best podcasts ever, we cannot fail to mention the podcast of popularizer Rick DuFer. A very interesting project, because it often and willingly uses philosophy to investigate current events. Love Stories – For those who dream of a love story
Among the best podcasts, there is “Love Stories” by Melissa Panarello. If you have always thought that the only love worthy of being so called was the tragic one or the happy one, this is the place for you. A journey of hope and revenge with all the characters who have made love eternal by overcoming space, time and giving us the reflection of who we are. How the greats of the past loved
And how much of that ancient ardor and survived today
