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5 Podcasts You Need To Listen To Right Now

Make your road trips fly by!

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5 Podcasts You Need To Listen To Right Now
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Podcasts are the latest buzz...everyone seems to be creating and/or listening to podcasts these days. Whether it's during car rides or morning walks, a podcast will never steer you wrong. They're great for multitasking...getting things done while learning something new!

1. Up First

This relatively new podcast made by NPR (National Public Radio) comes out every morning at 6 am. The 10-15 minute podcast highlights the biggest news stories of the day. Perfect for your morning drive to work or class, or just simply making it part of your morning routine to be informed!

2. Serial

This podcast has gained massive popularity since it originally released in 2014. This podcast, narrated by journalist Sarah Koenig, follows the true story of a murder in Baltimore in the '90s and what Sarah has discovered through researching the case. Throughout the season's episodes, countless details are unveiled and every episode will leave you wanting to listen to the next!

3. Gals on the Go

This one is for all those ladies out there that simply don't have enough time in the day. Influencers Danielle Carolan and Brooke Miccio give tips and tricks from motivation to productivity to living the college life...and how to balance it all while being a busy #GirlBoss.

4. Wait Wait...don't tell me!

Another podcast by NPR, this news podcasts brings to light important current events by turning it into a game show for random callers and famous guest stars! This podcast is sure to bring you laughs while becoming informed on what's going on the world.

5. The Skinny Confidential

Another one for you girls out there. This "Him & Her Podcast" is hosted by a young couple who are dedicated to staying productive, happy, and healthy. Their show features a lot of guest speakers including doctors, influencers, and nutritionists. A perfect podcast for when you have the time to listen, and the motivation to stay healthy!

With these podcasts (available on Spotify, iTunes, and other various platforms) you will be informed, educated and motivated to have awesome, productive, fun-filled days!! So go ahead and start listening...you won't regret it!

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