Stories of Art

Stories of Art brings together art historian Dr. James Fox and art critic Alastair Sooke to uncover the most inspiring and compelling stories from the history of art.

From the lives of the world’s greatest artists to the turning points that changed art, to the hidden histories of great masterpieces, James and Alastair are your guides to the extraordinary characters and fascinating stories that have shaped art history.  

Full of insight, expert opinion and humour, Stories of Art is the ultimate deep dive into the history of art.

Paper Trail – ProPublica

Investigative reporters at ProPublica chase down evidence of wrongdoing and bring it to light. That evidence can be on paper — or on thumb drives, in secret recordings, from conversations with whistleblowers. Each episode, you’ll ride along as we talk to reporters and their sources, uncover hidden facts and show you the receipts. When we publish what we find, things can change. Laws are passed, corrupt leaders fall, innocent people walk out of prison and sometimes a life is even saved. Investigative reporter Jessica Lussenhop is your guide. 
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RECOVERable: Mental Health and Addiction Experts Answer Your Questions

RECOVERable features conversations with top experts in mental health, addiction recovery, and emotional wellbeing. Each episode answers the internet’s most-asked questions about topics like anxiety, trauma, relapse, and self-growth, breaking them down into clear, relatable insights you can actually use. No jargon. No judgment. Just expert-backed guidance to help you understand and take control of your mental health.

STRONG – Kirby Heyborne

STRONG is a weekly series for the youth of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Hosted by Kirby Heyborne, every episode is tied to that week’s For the Strength of Youth curriculum: honest conversations, object lessons, real scriptures and doctrine, music, and a specific challenge to put it into practice.STRONG meets youth where they are and invites them somewhere better, with guests, questions, and challenges.Built for teens, families, teachers, and leaders to use as a shared resource and conversation starter.New episodes every week. Subscribe and bring your class, quorum, or family along.STRONG Youth Foundation

What I survived

What I Survived is a true survival podcast featuring extraordinary first-hand stories from people who survived kidnapping, hostage situations, disasters, accidents and other extreme life-or-death ordeals.

Each story takes you back to who these people were before everything changed, then inside the moment their lives were pushed to the edge — shipwrecked at sea for weeks, held captive by terrorists, falling 15,000 feet from a plane after a parachute failure, and other extraordinary fights for survival.

Through intimate first-hand accounts, we follow the ordeal as it happened, the decisions made under unimaginable pressure, and the resilience and will it took to survive.

Then we explore what came after — the physical and psychological recovery, the impact of trauma, and the process of rebuilding a life forever altered.

What I Survived is hosted by Australian podcaster Jack Laurence, creator of the award-winning podcasts One Minute Remaining, Wanted and more.

Follow What I Survived for remarkable true stories of survival, resilience and the human instinct to stay alive.


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The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud

Who saw something in you before anyone else did?

On “The Person Who Believed In Me” podcast, host David Begnaud asks artists, athletes, founders, and advocates this one powerful question. Their answers reveal the untold story behind success — the teacher, parent, or coach who changed everything for them.

Often called “America’s Storyteller,” David is an award-winning journalist known for compassionate, human-first reporting. He shines a light on everyday people and quiet acts of kindness.

Do Good Crew is the community behind the show — podcasts, live events, and weekly uplifting stories. New video episodes every Monday.

Subscribe, and send an episode to the person who believed in you.

The Secret World of Roald Dahl

You know Roald Dahl as the writer who thought up Willy Wonka, Matilda, and the BFG. But did you know he was also a spy? “The Secret World of Roald Dahl” is a wild journey through the hidden chapters of his extraordinary, controversial life. How did this secret agent and struggling screenwriter wind up as the most successful children’s author ever? And what darkness from his covert past seeped into the stories we read as kids? A dark, twisty, fascinating true story from creator and host Aaron Tracy.

The Well Drop: Perimenopause, Hormones & Habit Upgrades for Midlife Women

It usually starts quietly. You wake up at 3:17am. Again. The weight that used to move doesn't budge. Your patience runs thin. Your energy's all over the place. Your doctor runs your labs and says they're "normal" but you know something has shifted.

It has a name: perimenopause.

The Well Drop is the podcast for women in midlife who are done with confusion, overwhelm, and done chasing the next wellness trend. It's for the woman who wants real perimenopause and menopause answers and a girlfriend who actually knows the science to walk her through them.

That girlfriend is Amber Berger, a wellness lifestyle expert, midlife strategist, and lifelong wellness rebel. Every week, she connects the dots between what you're feeling and what to actually do about it.

Amber's story starts in 1994. At 14, she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease and handed a future of medication and management. She chose a different path: deep curiosity, radical self-trust, and the belief that the body can heal when you give it what it actually needs. Through lifestyle, she put her Crohn's into remission and has kept herself well, naturally, ever since.

Then midlife hit.

The same woman who'd rebuilt her health from the ground up at 14 found herself doing it all over again — this time through perimenopause, with no roadmap, no clear answers, and a wellness industry that was never built for this chapter. So she built one herself.

That's how The Well Drop Method was born: a four-part framework designed not just for women, but for their partners too. Because midlife isn't something anyone should have to figure out alone.

Amber is certified in holistic health coaching, perimenopause, peptide therapy, fasting, and breath work — a rare mix that bridges conventional wellness with the tools midlife women actually need. Long before "hormone health" started trending, she was questioning the standard advice and testing lifestyle-first solutions on herself over the last 10 years. That rebel mindset forged at 14, refined over 30 years, is the foundation of everything you'll hear here.

This show goes beyond the doctor's office and into your real, daily life. Because perimenopause doesn't get solved in a single appointment. It's shaped, more than anything, by your everyday habits.

Inside, you'll learn:

  • The early signs of perimenopause most women miss
  • Why you're waking up between 2 and 4am and solutions
  • What's really behind midlife weight gain and a slower metabolism
  • How cortisol and blood sugar drive your hormones
  • Why brain fog and anxiety ramp up in your 40s
  • How to support your hormones through lifestyle
  • When supplements, peptides, HRT, or medical support are worth considering
  • Real, doable steps you can start today

This is for the woman who's:

  • Tired of the wellness noise
  • Fed up with being dismissed
  • Looking for clarity, not more to-dos
  • Ready to be told what actually works

If you've ever searched:

  • "perimenopause symptoms and solutions"
  • "how to balance hormones in midlife"
  • "why am I waking up at 3am in my 40s?"
  • "midlife weight gain help"
  • "brain fog and anxiety in perimenopause"

…you're in the right place.

Midlife isn't the beginning of decline. It's the moment you get the roadmap you were never handed and finally own your wellness, for yourself and the women coming up behind you.

So if you've got a friend who's been waking up at 3am too, send her this. None of us should be doing this alone.

Press play. Own it.

You got this. I got you.

New episodes weekly.

Tone It Down

Welcome to Tone It Down, your new weekly ritual for exhaling, exhaling again, and remembering you’re not supposed to have it all figured out. Hosted by Karena Dawn, cofounder of Tone It Up and your favorite wellness bestie, this is the girlfriend group chat you actually want to be in. The one where we laugh so hard our mascara migrates, unpack the stuff that’s been sitting on our hearts, and walk away feeling—finally—seen.
Every episode is an invitation to step out of the relentless “do more, be more, achieve more” swirl and slip into something softer. Here, we explore what it really takes to feel good in our bodies, steady in our minds, and connected in our lives. Think fitness and nutrition with a side of real-life evolution, the quiet self-care practices that actually stick, and the private girl talk rarely shared in public. No posturing. No perfection. Just honest conversations about the glow-ups, the growing pains, the rituals we love, and the resets we desperately need.
Tone It Down Tuesdays are your new anchor. A place to feel grounded, motivated, held, and reminded that wellness is not a performance. It’s a relationship. And the good news? You don’t have to do it alone. Whether you’re stretching, meal prepping, commuting, multitasking, or tapping out of the chaos, this podcast offers space to breathe and reset.
Because at the end of the day, we’re all evolving. We’re all learning. And we’re all craving conversations that go deeper than highlight reels. So pull up a seat. Bring your full self. And come tone down the noise so you can tune into your life again.

Mirror Mirror with Amy Chang

Welcome to Mirror Mirror with Amy Chang, where we dive deep into the cutting-edge science of beauty and the complex psychological and cultural reasons behind why we pursue it. Join me for honest, insightful conversations where science meets self-discovery. Together, we’ll ask the important questions—What does it really mean to be beautiful? How does science influence our ideals? And how can we cultivate authentic self-acceptance from the inside out? New episodes Wednesdays.