There’s a podcast for all sorts of things you would have never imagined someone would create, or that someone would listen to. We'll help find you the content didn’t know you needed.
RadioLab this easy to understand popular science series covers a wide variety of fascinating topics, and has a large professional team behind its production. Don’t be surprised when a real choir start echoing the hosts’ and guests’ sentences.
RSSThe Teacher’s Pet a series covering the unsolved murder of Lyn Dawson who disappeared from her home in Sydney in 1982. Coincidentally (or perhaps not) shortly after this series was aired the police started excavating the northern beaches home in search of new evidence.
RSSStuff to Blow Your Mind a science based series by the HowStuffWorks team which takes a very deep dive into the science behind forgotten historical moments, new discoveries, real and fictional technologies
RSSSerial a multi-award winning series which covers a single nonfiction story each season. It was the first podcast to ever win a Peabody award. Its four seasons have received over 175 million downloads and counting, taking the world record along with it.
RSSMind Pump a fitness podcast like no other, three personal trainers take to the mics to pull apart the supplements industry, talk about what really works and what has become popular gym mythology, but also aren’t strangers to go on a tangent about politics, psychology or anything seemingly unrelated.
RSSLove, Canberra an intimate series talking about love, sex and relationships with guests in Australia’s capital city, Canberra.
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Creating your own podcast takes only a small investment compared to other forms of entertainment, with a bit of research on equipment, some well thought out episodes and minimal editing, you could produce the next internationally acclaimed series.
Lifehacker tutorial this article pretty much covers it all, equipment, planning, where to host your files and customise your feed with pictures.
Create a Podcast on a budget with this Shopify article which similarly covers everything you need to know while remaining thrifty.
The Podcast Host has great tips on the technical details of recording, and in-depth reviews on equipment.
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