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Revisionist History
Malcolm Gladwell’s journey through the overlooked and the
misunderstood, every episode re-examines something from the past:
an event, a person, an idea.
30 July, 2019
While
many people are in the process of streamlining their
phones and deleting apps
that make them feel “meh”, there’s one feature we’re keen to use
more: podcasts. From true crime to bad
movies, current affairs to grappling with failure, these
gloriously travel-friendly forms of entertainment are ready and
waiting to populate your phones (and minds).
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Malcolm Gladwell’s journey through the overlooked and the
misunderstood, every episode re-examines something from the past:
an event, a person, an idea.
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A witty, irreverent look at the world through scientists’ eyes,
hosted by Brian Cox and Robin Ince.
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Direct from her very own dinner table, Jessie Ware and her mum,
Lennie, co-host this podcast about food, family and the art of
having a chat.
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A weekly news, pop-culture and current affairs podcast,
co-hosted by Pandora Sykes and Dolly Alderton. The High Low is a
regular on the most-listened-to charts.
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Produced and presented by the researchers behind the BBC Two
panel game QI, No Such Thing As A Fish discusses the best things
they’ve found out this week.
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This podcast celebrates the things that haven’t gone
right. Every week a new interviewee explores what their failures
taught them.
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Taking in subjects ranging from Aladdin to King Arthur, Jason
Weiser tells stories from myths, legends and folklore that have
shaped cultures throughout history.
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Forward slasher
Emma Gannon chats to experts, thought-leaders, writers and
creative individuals about the internet, their careers and
everything in between.
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In this podcast about innovators, entrepreneurs and idealists,
Guy Raz dives into the stories behind some of the world’s best
known companies and the movements they built.
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A selection of the Guardian’s long read articles – ranging from
crime to business and the arts – which are published in the paper
and online.
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David Tennant gets talking with some of the biggest names (think
Whoopi Goldberg and Olivia Colman level) from TV, movies, comedy
and elsewhere.