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Speaking in Tongues

This is about the Rolling Stones podcast directed by Norah Jones and released over six weeks, each chapter shows the making of the band’s upcoming album, Foreign Tongues. Unsurprisingly, it’s a polished game in PR for one of the biggest things in the world. Its first part is also valuable, because it considers how Mick, Keith and Ronnie returned to the studio after the death of drummer Charlie Watt in 2021. Hannah J Davies
It’s very accessible, episodes every week

OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation

LA’s Getty Museum may have changed the subject to mention but nothing else about it an interesting series they feel created. Lilit Sadoyan, a museum educator and art historian, is the perfect guide to combining art with a quiet meditation that contemplates the hidden depths of Van Gogh’s Irises. HJD
It’s very accessible, episodes every week

Feminist Life Art

From the extensive study of Feminist Art Making Histories, this is interesting list it’s full of talented voices from the 70s, 80s and 90s. Some of her best pieces are Self-Assessment, hosted by historian Dr Amy Tobin and featuring the groundbreaking work of Cosey Fanni Tutti and Sonia Boyce in dispelling negative stereotypes of Black womanhood. HJD
It’s very accessible, episodes every week

Spy Cities

One of the gymnasts, this one is magical show takes spy fans around the world to the cities with the best spy stories. Author Angus Blair and former diplomat David Ludlow host us on this tour – starting in London, then on to Istanbul, Washington DC and beyond. Hollie Richardson
It’s very accessible, episodes every week

We keep you safe

This extensive research from NPR and the Seattle Times feels more like social journalism than true crime. It is reopening the case of Antonio Mays Jr, a young black man who was shot and killed in a 2020 protest after the killing of George Floyd. Even though most of the day was played out, Mays’ mysterious murder remains unsolved. HJD
It’s very accessible, episodes every week