Listeners and podcasters are sharing what they're listening to, and I've stolen podcasts from queues my friends have posted. I am enjoying seeing how everyone's habits are different, and how I can be more varied in my listening.
I have to believe that if one person can be reminded to take steps back from the truth of these 40-year-old stories - accounts of what happened to real people when too few of us were skeptical enough - maybe we'll be more prepared for the deceit of tomorrow.
This podcast lays out the history of a man, an industry, and an art form. It wraps it all up in smooth narration, awe-inspiring design, and a consumable story.
This is a great podcast for someone looking for a thoughtful mystery to follow, that isn't too much in the way of gruesome, but full of intrigue and suspense.
