BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Podcast
Grow better
It’s estimated 40 percent of the British population gardens. The roots run deep. So, where better to turn for your gardening advice and guidance than the podcast that dedicates an entire episode to the radish? You’ll learn how to garden well and have all your questions answered. Expert advice (and yes, great accents), with practical tips all combine to make this show a winner.
Where to go
Help for your travel
In academia, spring leads to summer which can mean a break for even the boards that serve seminaries. Where to Go is the podcast produced by the same team that produces very popular travel guides, so they know their stuff. Episodes give tips, experiences, and stories from around the globe. North America is well covered as well, with recent shows on Seattle and Washington State, Quebec, Alaska, Vancouver and the Deep South.
The Splendid Table
Food, food and more food!
If we gave out awards this show would win for best title. Hosted by award-winning food writer Francis Lam, this is more than a “how-to” about the thing we all love to do, but also digs into culture, traditions, and multi-culturalism from the perspective of world-renowned chefs and home cooks. Grow vegetables with Gardeners’ World – and prepare them well!
Where Should We Begin? with Esther Perel
Award-winning show highlights wellness
The Webbys are to the world of podcasts what the Oscars are to movies. Where Should We Begin won the Webby for Best Health, Wellness & Lifestyle podcast in 2024. Host Esther Perel is a famous Belgian-American psychotherapist who welcomes us into her office as she helps people solve problems and move further along a journey of healing. Spring always feels like a new beginning; this show proves it’s possible.
Pickleball Therapy
We know some of you must be playing!
Members of our team have embraced America’s fastest growing sport. This podcast is dedicated to “your pickleball improvement.” Host Tony Roig believes a good game begins in your mind and then makes its way down to your paddle. If it helps your game, we want to know!
Please send your podcast recommendations to editors@intrust.org.
