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Why did you choose this theme?
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Berlin has an amazing and diverse podcast community, which has grown a lot in the last few years. To celebrate that achievement, I founded PodFest Berlin, and these are a few of the podcasts that will be recording at our festival later this month.
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Podcast Picks:
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Flicks and Scoops
Die Hard with Basti Knight
Flicks 'n' Scoops' host Ash loves ice cream and movies and somehow combined them into one podcast. The conversations are great, bouncing back and forth between these two topics, and then off in other directions.
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Beyond Asian
Eating Bitterness to Make Meaning
This was one of the podcasts I discovered through PodFest Berlin and it totally blew me away. In this episode, host Sen Zhan does an amazing job of making an intensely personal conversation with her guest, Holly, feel relatable and universal.
Trigger warning: suicidal ideation, trauma, abandonment.
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Radio Spätkauf
How to F#€K Up An Airport
This is one of my episodes, but I have to give all the credit for it’s success to my cohosts who did an amazing job researching, writing, and editing this spin-off series.
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Common Ground
Time to Reboot – Germany’s Rocky Road To The Digital Age
I first heard Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson’s voice through her reporting for NPR, and I am so glad that she has embraced podcasting. The show has a radio feel I love; Soraya and producer Dina Elsayed book knowledgeable guests, create great conversations, and apply high-quality production.
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FrauenQuote
Tee nach Türkei, Tabak nach Dubai
EarBuds mostly focusses podcasts in English, but PodFest Berlin is a multilingual festival, so I wanted to include a German-language podcast here. FrauenQuote features two hilarious and good-natured comedians, Kinan Al and Filiz Tasdan.
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World Gone Good
Need a little inspiration? Host Steve Silverman turns the light on in the darkness and spreads the good in every episode of World Gone Good.
Listen to unique stories from incredible everyday people making the world a little bit better.
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This week on Feedback...
We finally got our sh*t together. By that, we mean: for the first time ever, our interview is with the same person that curated this week's theme. Meet Daniel Stern, the founder of PodFest Berlin.
He moved to Germany 10 years ago on a whim. Now, he's organizing podcast festivals!
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💄Get a podcast audit. Why? Because you simply can not judge your own creative work. Get a listener’s first impression of your podcast so that you can make practical changes quickly to attract and keep the right listeners for your audience. .
🧑🏫This podcast workshop is for you: Want to start a podcast and need tools to pitch and develop your idea? Whether you're an experienced journalist looking to expand your skills or simply interested in learning about audio storytelling, Oct 18-Nov 8, 6-8 pm ET. Via New York University.
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📰Lauren Passell's 'Podcast The Newsletter,' "I’m no doctor, but I think my heart lifted outside of its chamber, if that’s possible, when I listened to a new episode of Heavyweight. We meet Brandon, who remembers being a) a dork in high school and b) being asked to prom by a popular girl named Allie. And fifteen years later, he calls her and asks why."
✅Marketing Your Podcast: our founder, Arielle Nissenblatt, appeared on this podcast to discuss podcast newsletters and how to get featured.
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Loud: The History of Reggaeton
Reggaeton started the way most great movements start, en las calles. Introducing LOUD: The History of Reggaeton, hosted by Ivy Queen. We take you from Panamanian buses to the shores of Puerto Rico to the loud streets of New York City. Tune in Wednesdays to hear the true story.
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