Food & Culture: PBC audio newsletter Nov 2021
5-minute audio newsletter with the November 2021 updates about Podcast Brunch Club.
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Like Book Club, But For Podcasts!
Podcast Brunch Club (PBC) is bringing the book club concept to podcasts. Sick of the eye rolls when you start every other sentence with “so, I heard on a podcast…”? We get you. Join PBC – you can participate both in person and online. We are a global group of podcast listeners who simply want to talk about the amazing audio content we’re listening to!
Join Us!
In-Person
There are in-person chapters in 50+ cities across 5 continents, so join one or start your own!
Every month one of our members chooses a theme and curates a podcast playlist that includes 3-5 episodes. At some point during the month, our chapters around the world will meet up in person to discuss what they heard (like book club, but for podcasts!).
Online/Virtual
We have a virtual chapter that meets via video conference every month. We also encourage online conversations through the Facebook Group, Twitter, Reddit, and by participating in the community commentary segments on the PBC podcast.
Listening Lists
Every month we post a thematic Listening List with 1-5 hours of podcast episodes for our PBC meetings and online discussions. We send these out by email, so be sure to subscribe.
Let's listen together!
PBC Podcast
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Audio newsletter: October 2021 (playlist: Geoengineering the Climate)
A 5-minute update from Podcast Brunch Club: geoengineering playlist, new podcasts, all about chocolate, vulnerable moments & more…
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Audio newsletter: September 17, 2021 (playlist: Fairy Tales)
A 3 minute update about what’s up at Podcast Brunch Club this month. 2 playlists, global virtual chapter meetings & more…
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Audio newsletter, August 1, 2021 (playlist: Uncovering the Truth)
Our playlist this month is UNCOVERING THE TRUTH. Additionally, we put a call out for listeners who want to provide feedback on a new podcast.
Articles & News
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Q&A with Ellen Lee Scanlon, host of How To Do The Pot
A Q&A with Ellen Lee Scanlon, host of the How To Do The Pot podcast, which aims to demystify cannabis for women.
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Creating a Podcast Focused on Civics: What I Learned
In these last four years of producing Future Hindsight, I’ve gotten a PhD in what’s possible. I’ve learned that everyday citizens can influence politics & demand better governance.
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Q&A with Lee Mengistu, producer on Revisionist History
Lee Mengistu is an audio producer at Pushkin Industries, where she helps make Revisionist History and other projects, like Malcolm Gladwell’s forthcoming audiobook on Paul Simon’s career. Her work has been published by NPR and the New York Times, as well as independently as the former producer of Mad Chat, a podcast about mental health depictions in pop culture.
