International Podcast Day

30 Sep 2022

We’re celebrating
International Podcast Day

Did you know there are numerous benefits to listening to a podcast?

It can help cut down on screen time, you can learn about unique topics and receive study tips directly from experts. Also, popping on a podcast while doing homework or daily chores can make the experience much more entertaining!

So, to celebrate International Podcast Day we asked our community to help compile a list of podcasts. Enjoy our top picks and give them a listen. Discuss with your friends and let them know your thoughts.

The Lonely Palette

In each episode, creator and host Tamar Avishai focuses on one object – a painting, a sculpture, an installation and tells its story, explaining its historical context and significance. The podcast has been received positively by critics and won several awards.

Recommended by
Mr Lewis, Head of Art and Design

The Infinite Monkey Cage

Brian Cox and Robin Ince host this witty podcast as they look at the world through scientists’ eyes.

Recommended by
Ms Gavin, Head of RE

Happy Place

Fearne Cotton talks to incredible people about life, love, loss, and everything in-between as she reveals what happiness means to them.

Recommended by
Ms Gavin, Head of RE

Natalie Haynes Stands up for the Classics

Natalie Haynes takes a fresh look at the ancient world, creating a stand-up routine about a figure from ancient Greece or Rome.

Recommended by
Mrs Moore, Head of Classics & Latin

Talk Sport Daily

A podcast to kick start your day from the world’s biggest sports radio station, as they discuss the talking points from the world of sport.

Recommended by
Felix, Year 8

Today in Focus

Listen to the story behind the headlines for a deeper understanding of the news.

Talent Takes Practice

This podcast explores stories of success and failure, plus, special guests share their wisdom and expertise to encourage lifelong behaviours that are conducive to fulfilling potential.

A variety of stories that will give every listener – from students to aspiring sportspeople, to coaches and teachers and parents – powerful and practical lessons.

Recommended by
Mr Manley, PE and Science