Francesca Turauskis

Apr 16, 2024 | podbiblemag.com | Francesca Turauskis

Have You Heard? is where the Pod Bible team meet the people behind the podcasts you may not have heard, but we think you should have. Sonder & Salt is a weekly podcast for food lovers by Malaika Malz and Harleigh Reid. Based on the concept of ‘sonder’, the realisation that every passerby has a life as vivid and complex as your own, and the fact that salt is a kitchen essential, the show recognises the complexity of food and the individual lives of people experiencing it.

Apr 3, 2024 | podbiblemag.com | Francesca Turauskis

Once a Made In Chelsea stalwart, Jamie Laing is now a permanent fixture in the podcast charts. He spoke to us back in Issue #010 about his love of the medium and now he has a new show under his JamPot label. Great Company has already confirmed a host of guests including comedian Jo Brand, chart-topping singer-songwriters Paloma Faith and Zara Larsson and broadcaster and podcaster Elizabeth Day.

Mar 8, 2024 | podbiblemag.com | Francesca Turauskis

Pod Bible loves to share articles highlighting podcasts to listen to beyond International Women’s Day! Today we’re bringing you an update of an article from 2021, with some great podcasts about women’s history. As well as bringing us International Women’s Day, March is also Women’s History Month. So much of the history we are taught focuses on the male perspective, and the same can be said of many history podcasts.

Feb 6, 2024 | podbiblemag.com | Francesca Turauskis

A brand-new collaboration between Social Broadcasts, Scenery Studios and food entrepreneur Petra Barran, Lowlines is intense soundscape escapism…Described as a ‘sonic scrapbook and a passport to roam’ Lowlines follows Petra Barran as she travels solo through the Americas. What pulled me to listen to the series was the production process – the original audio was recorded on the fly by Petra, who’s described as a ‘novice presenter and producer… without an itinerary to record’.

Dec 18, 2023 | podbiblemag.com | Francesca Turauskis

As someone who writes about podcasts year-round, ‘End Of Year List’ list season is one of my favourite times of the year. Choosing the ‘best podcasts of…’ can be a chance to elevate some shows that I think everyone should be listening to. But it’s also a lot of pressure to pick the ‘best’ podcasts because of all the millions of podcasts, what makes a ‘best’ show? At the end of the day, all I can offer to readers are my favourite shows – and those aren’t necessarily going to appeal to all listeners.