Top Society & Culture Podcasts

Sniffies’ Cruising Confessions returns for Season 4! The show about sex, desire, cruising, and queer relationships is back weekly with hosts Gabe Gonzalez and Chris Patterson‑Rosso bringing a new class of esteemed sluts and local sexperts into the studio. This season talks about the commingling of gay men and dolls, the aesthetic pressures of “looksmaxxing,” what retiring from porn is like, and the etiquette of nudes. Gabe and Chris also travel to San Juan and cruise the Atlanta nightlife scene to meet fellow cruisers. This season’s guests include Kay Gabriel, Eric Cervini, Honey Pluton, Benjamin Goldman, Chris Bustamante, Ty Mitchell, Meatball, Big Dipper, Vico Ortiz, Ane Hernandez, and Taylor Alxndr.

A podcast about Girl With The Dogs, pet grooming stories, heart-warming pet stories, entrepreneurship, and content creation.

Business inquiries: girlwiththedogs@outlook.com

A Limited Series Podcast About the Ways Online Misinformation and Conspiracy Theories Infiltrate Wellness Communities and Religious Spaces.

Distributed by Axis Mundi Media - www.axismundi.us

Produced in conjunction with the Institute for Religion, Media, and Civic Engagement - www.irmce.org

Generous funding provided by the Henry Luce Foundation.

As a gay kid growing up Catholic, in conservative Texas, Jordan Gonsalves knew nothing about queer history. Now, as a journalist, he’s searching for the stories he craved when he was coming of age. Through intimate interviews with LGBTQ+ elders, Jordan uncovers the untold stories of queer history. And in the process, he discovers the role models he always needed and the wisdom they’ve been waiting to pass down.

Real-life friends and stars of the hit TV show Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Stephanie Beatriz and Melissa Fumero, team up for a weekly podcast that will have you laughing, crying, and crying with laughter. They’ll talk about it all while helping each other (and us) be better – MORE better.

Join these amigas as they take us on their personal ride through all aspects of life and share the juiciest cheat codes for adulting, while throwing in some hilarious anecdotes and probably a few embarrassing stories. In their careers and personal lives (both are married with children), they often find themselves leaning on each other for advice and laughs. Follow Stephanie and Melissa as they keep it real, and real fun on their journey to be little MORE better.

Inheriting is a show about Asian American and Pacific Islander families, which explores how one event in history can ripple through generations. In doing so, the show seeks to break apart the AAPI monolith and tell a fuller story of these communities.

In each episode, NPR's Emily Kwong sits down with one family and facilitates deeply emotional conversations between their loved ones, exploring how their most personal, private moments are an integral part of history. Through these stories, we show how the past is personal and how to live with the legacies we're constantly inheriting.

Learn more at LAist.com/Inheriting

Like a car-ride conversation with a best friend. we will talk about anything & everything, unapologetically.

Welcome to the mind of Ashe Lamiroult, a Reality Star, Autism Advocate, Cancer Survivor and Twilight afficionado.  Tune in each week to hear Ashe and friends talk about life, love, current events, trending topics and why the world has simply gone to hell.  

The best part about it? During the I'm D3ad podcast, Ashe will let you all come die with her. 

Welcome to the Programming Lions podcast. Designed to give voice to the thoughts of the young and guide parents on a journey of upholding conservative values while managing the complexities of the world around us. We understand the difficulties in navigating the ever-changing landscape of our nation, corporations and younger generations. If you value principles, accountability, and common sense, and would like to raise your children embracing these traits, then this podcast is for you. Join us on this journey as we shape our children into the next generation of patriots: a pride of doers that will lead the future with strength, confidence, and a sense of responsibility.

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The Jack Hopkins Show Podcast; where stories about the power of focus and resilience are revealed by the people who lived those stories

Jack Hopkins has been studying human behavior for over three-decades. He's long had a passion for having conversations with fascinating people, and getting them to share the wisdom they've acquired through years of being immersed in their area of expertise, and overcoming the challenges and obstacles that are almost always part of the equation.

The Secrets We Keep is a five-part podcast from NEPM about the stories we don’t tell, what they say about our world, and what they do to our minds. NEPM reporter Karen Brown follows a number of western Massachusetts characters to explore secrets people keep on sexual orientation, abortion history, genetic origins, family scandals, and money.

What's your secret, and why do you keep it? Reach out at 413-258-8633 or secrets@nepm.org.

If you'd like a written transcript of any of the episodes for accessibility, please email us at secrets@nepm.org and we’ll send you one. For more information, visit nepm.org/secrets.

Hosted by John Legend this is the story of a TV show that changed a country. 

When the Taliban banned music in Afghanistan the country was plunged into silence. But there were people who fought back. Who smuggled cassette tapes and VCRs into the country. Who danced at secret house parties. And risked death just to watch their favorite Bollywood movies. And then those same people set up a radical new tv show. It was called AFGHAN STAR– an American Idol, but for Afghanistan. 

The show sparked a cultural revolution. People marched through the streets campaigning for their favorite contestants. In villages, they’d huddle around a single tv to watch. And the country changed: women took the spotlight and danced and sang on stage. But AFGHAN STAR was so successful the show became a lightning rod for a resurgent Taliban. The Taliban hated everything the show represented. The singing, the dancing, the women. And so they started a campaign against AFGHAN STAR. They threatened the contestants, they issued fatwas and eventually placed a bomb on a bus filled with the show's producers. 

This is the story of a tv show that transformed a country and group of young producers faced with an impossible choice …between protecting the show they built and staying alive.