Episode Party

Freddie and Jack discuss their favourite news and current affairs podcasts, including BBC Global News Podcast, Novara Audio, Today, Explained, and More or less.

Jess Ellison returns to the podcast and recommends Reasons to be Cheerful, Table Manners with Jessie Ware, Happier with Gretchen Rubin, The Luke and Pete Show.

Stuart Goldmsith joins Jack and Freddie to talk about Capital, Brain Gittins and Friends, and The Great Debates.

Jeremiah Cymerman joins Jack and Freddie to discuss Broken Record, Uhh Yeah Dude and The Joe Rogan Experience.

Annabel Bligh joins Jack and Freddie to talk about The Comedian's Comedian, The Moth, and Chips With Everything.

Freddie and Jack discuss their favourite comedy podcasts, including Important If True, Richard Herring’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast, My Dad Wrote a Porno, and Dexter Guff Is Smarter Than You (And You Can Be Too).

Belinda Lopez joins Jack and Freddie for a celebration of the work of Jesse Cox. We also talk about 50 Things That Made the Modern Economy and A Piece Of Work.

Rafaël Rozendaal and Jeremy Bailey join Jack and Freddie to discuss The Tim Ferriss Show, The Vergecast and The Ezra Klein Show.

Independent radio producer Jonathan Zenti joins Jack and Freddie to talk about 99% Invisible, Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald's? and Ways of Hearing.

Jack and Freddie discuss six of their favourite podcast listens from 2017.

Co-host of Switched on Pop, Nate Sloan, joins Jack and Freddie to talk about Weird Work, Mogul and Ear Hustle.

Eva Krysiak joins Jack and Freddie to talk about Invisibilia, Meat and Longform.

Jack and Freddie discuss the evolution of Gimlet Media's StartUp.

Daniel Duke joins Jack and Freddie to talk about WTF with Marc Maron, Radiolab and Switched on Pop.

Colin Wright joins Jack and Freddie to talk about Rework, On The Media and Reasonably Sound.