Scotty Knows Podcast

A podcast created by sports enthusiasts for fellow fans. We cover a wide range of topics within the sports world, but we also explore pop culture and share whatever thoughts pop into our heads.

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Vintage self-help is the best self-help

1 week ago | audible.com | Kat Johnson

“Self-help” is an antiquated term. Thanks to the euphemism treadmill (h/t Steven Pinker), it morphed into “self-improvement,” then the less judgy “self-development,” and now the more contemporary concept of "well-being," which is very individual to each person. But as my closet full of 50-year-old garments would say if it could, some old things were built to last. I’ve long had a secret soft spot for vintage audio, and I’ve decided to come out with it already.
Poolside listens are making a splash this summer

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Haley Hill

Get out your waterproof speakers because one thing is crystal-clear among us audiobook aficionados: The summer of the swimming pool is upon us. From splashy debuts to steamy romances between rescue swimmers, pools have been popping up on book covers all year long, inspiring our audio itinerary for the season. Whether basking by the pool is a daydream or reality, these refreshing listens will transport you to a splashy summer day (and never give you swimmer’s ear).
The It Girl's Summer Listening List (Queer Edition)

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Madeline Anthony

Like every other millennial, I have an ever-growing rotation of tote bags with varying degrees of nonsensical sayings on them. Most are utterly meaningless (“CIAO,” “PICKLES”), but there is one I happen to agree with. The bag, an outline of two women whispering to each other, reads “All the cool girls are lesbians,” and I have to say, I stand by this sentiment without question. It’s 2025, and the “It Girl” is gay. Before you get offended, my point is more nuanced than you might think.
Colorism isn't pretty

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Yvonne Durant

The belief that one is better, or better looking due to the lightness of their skin, has roots in slavery. Will it ever go away?
For bestselling rom-com author Amy Daws, it all began with telling her true story

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Emily Cox

The author of “Seven Year Itch” talks about her writing process, how her family inspires her books, and the latest movie adaptation news. Note: Text has been lightly edited for clarity and does not match audio exactly. Emily Cox: Hi, this is Emily Cox. I'm an editor here at Audible, and today I am so thrilled to be chatting with bestselling contemporary romance author Amy Daws. Her latest book, Seven Year Itch, performed in duet by Teddy Hamilton and Erin Mallon, is just out now.
The best new LGBTQIA+ audiobooks to listen to this Pride Month

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Leah Rachel von Essen

This year, Pride Month feels more important than ever. In difficult times, many of us turn to storytelling, looking for well-written stories that recognize and call to who we are as people. These stories can help draw us out of ourselves and into the life and times of other people—some fictional and some very real—helping us to both escape and engage with the world we live in.
Writing duo Maika and Maritza Moulite bring laughs and tradition in their new multicast zombie comedy

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Nicole Ransome

Leaning into their cultural backgrounds, Haitian American authors Maritza and Maika Moulite create a grimly hilarious story following protagonist Brielle Petitfour, a zombie who spends her time cooking for—and eating—the rich. Touching on existing societal issues such as classism and economic disparities, the Moulite sisters use horror and humor to examine the foundations that have perpetuated these issues.
“Marsha” is a piece of queer history decades in the making

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Michael Collina

As the leading scholar on Marsha P. Johnson, Tourmaline paints a rich and moving portrait of one of queer history’s most important activists. Marsha is a long-overdue biography that finally gives Johnson the spotlight and recognition she has always deserved, exploring the incredible impact that her life and legacy continue to have for queer, Black, and trans communities all over the world. Michael Collina: You’ve been very open with the fact that Marsha P.
Envy Enlightened

2 weeks ago | audible.com | Faith Salie

You'll still be able to report anonymously.
David Baldacci believes listening to great stories can lead to a greater world

3 weeks ago | audible.com | David Baldacci

I have to say that over the last five years I have fallen in love with audiobooks. As a writer I can’t duplicate a human voice, with all its strength, nuance, and vulnerability. All the books that I am recommending moved me, thrilled me, informed me, and made me a better person than I was before I hit the play button. I hope they will do the same for you. What I do know is that if we continue to listen to great stories, we will make our lives and our world greater, too.