A-list guests and hilarious conversations - James Corden's podcast is the go-to show for those looking for entertainment with a dash of insight.
The former Britain's Got Talent host has joined the celebrity podcast ranks, featuring big-name guests such as Julianne Moore, David Beckham, and Anna Wintour in his 'This Life of Mine' series. The format, reminiscent of Desert Island Discs, allows these A-listers to share stories about people, places, and cultural artefacts that have shaped them.
Corden's charm and wit undoubtedly make the conversations effortless and enjoyable, with even a guest like Dr Dre delivering some laugh-out-loud moments in his episode.
Meanwhile, another podcast has caught the attention of younger audiences. 'Untangled' features TV documentary-makers Stacey Dooley and Ben Zand discussing the week's biggest headlines. Although it may not be as heavy on current affairs as Newsnight, the duo bring their signature chutzpah to the table - including Boris Johnson impressions.
On the lighter side, 'So, Hear Me Out' is a delightful series that delves into questions about music and its meaning. Hosted by Linton Stephens and Gillian Moore, this podcast is all about bringing curiosity and ears to the conversation.
Lastly, in 'Cyber Hack', BBC journalists Joe Tidy and Sarah Rainsford delve into the fascinating tale of Russian hackers Evil Corp. The episode takes listeners on a thrilling journey through Moscow's underground street racing scene to multimillion-dollar FBI bounties.
For those interested in politics and identity, Manchester's Pan African Congress is explored in 'Cotton Capital'. Journalist Chris Osuh joins writers, activists, and his community for an engaging look at the 80th anniversary of this pivotal event.
The former Britain's Got Talent host has joined the celebrity podcast ranks, featuring big-name guests such as Julianne Moore, David Beckham, and Anna Wintour in his 'This Life of Mine' series. The format, reminiscent of Desert Island Discs, allows these A-listers to share stories about people, places, and cultural artefacts that have shaped them.
Corden's charm and wit undoubtedly make the conversations effortless and enjoyable, with even a guest like Dr Dre delivering some laugh-out-loud moments in his episode.
Meanwhile, another podcast has caught the attention of younger audiences. 'Untangled' features TV documentary-makers Stacey Dooley and Ben Zand discussing the week's biggest headlines. Although it may not be as heavy on current affairs as Newsnight, the duo bring their signature chutzpah to the table - including Boris Johnson impressions.
On the lighter side, 'So, Hear Me Out' is a delightful series that delves into questions about music and its meaning. Hosted by Linton Stephens and Gillian Moore, this podcast is all about bringing curiosity and ears to the conversation.
Lastly, in 'Cyber Hack', BBC journalists Joe Tidy and Sarah Rainsford delve into the fascinating tale of Russian hackers Evil Corp. The episode takes listeners on a thrilling journey through Moscow's underground street racing scene to multimillion-dollar FBI bounties.
For those interested in politics and identity, Manchester's Pan African Congress is explored in 'Cotton Capital'. Journalist Chris Osuh joins writers, activists, and his community for an engaging look at the 80th anniversary of this pivotal event.
I love how these podcasts are so relaxed and chill, you feel like you're just having a conversation with your mates. But what's up with all these celebrity guests? Can't they just talk about themselves for once? 
On the flip side, I'm obsessed with Stacey Dooley and Ben Zand's energy on 'Untangled' - they always bring that fire 
. And have you listened to 'So, Hear Me Out'? It's so interesting how music can be both soothing and thought-provoking at the same time 
. The more I think about it, the more I want to listen to all of these podcasts 
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it was SO entertaining I almost spit out my coffee lol Julianne Moore is literally hilarious when she talks about her childhood fam is so extra 
Anna Wintour tho is just giving me all the sass and shade 
meanwhile 'Untangled' with Stacey Dooley and Ben Zand is literally my fave podcast atm they're so witty and funny but also super informative about current events 
what's your go-to podcast u guys? 
. dont get me wrong, james corden's podcast is decent, but its not like it's gonna change ur life or anythin' 
. and stacey dooley's impressions of boris johnson? 
. but overall, podcasts r just a fad w/ most ppl only tuning in 4 celebrity guests 
He's got such great energy and the conversations are always so funny and insightful. I love how he gets his guests to open up about the people, places, and things that have shaped them - it's like getting a peek into their secret lives 
. And can we talk about Dr Dre's episode? 
Just think about it, all these podcast shows with amazing guests and conversations... it's like a never-ending party for our ears! 
And I love how they're not just talking about themselves, but also sharing stories that can teach us something new. 
ben zand is a genius 4 doing them tho 
. Dr Dre's episode was a highlight tho, had me laughing out loud 
. "Untangled" is a great way to keep up with current events, Stacey and Ben are on point 
. I love how 'Untangled' is all about keeping things light and fun, even when discussing big headlines - Stacey Dooley and Ben Zand's banter is on point 
. I'm also intrigued by 'Cyber Hack' - Russian hackers are so fascinating! 
). Julianne Moore's episode was especially fascinating, I mean who knew she had such a deep love for 90s boy bands? 
. I also love how 'So, Hear Me Out' explores the meaning of music, it's like having a deep conversation about the things that bring us joy and make us who we are.
. And lastly, 'Cotton Capital' is giving me all the feels - it's like having a heart-to-heart with Chris Osuh and his community about the importance of the Pan African Congress.
. I'd rather get straight to the meat of things. Still, Corden seems like a nice bloke, and those celebrity guests are always fun to listen to 
. And don't even get me started on the whole " Desert Island Discs" vibe... seems like just another excuse for them to talk about their own lives 
... he's got a way of making even the most serious conversations feel super relaxed 
. And I have to say, having A-list guests like Dr Dre on the show is just the icing on the cake 
. But what really gets me excited is that there are so many other great podcasts out there too 
, sometimes I wish podcasts would focus more on tackling some of the tougher issues 
... just saying 
. Still, it's great to have some shows that bring a bit of joy and levity to our lives 
. It's time for us to listen more and talk less. We need more conversations about current affairs and social justice, not just A-list gossip.
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. And can we talk about Dr Dre's episode? 
. And for all the music lovers out there, 'So, Hear Me Out' is giving me all the feels 
. The way Linton and Gillian explore questions about music and its meaning is just so thought-provoking 
I mean, who wouldn't want to hear funny stories from A-listers like Dr Dre and Anna Wintour? 
And Stacey Dooley and Ben Zand's banter is just so on point - their impressions are hilarious! 
! And the politics/pivot stuff on 'Cotton Capital' sounds really thought-provoking - I'm intrigued to learn more