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The Top 5 (Free) Podcasts You Need To Listen To

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The Top 5 (Free) Podcasts You Need To Listen To
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The podcast train is a quick method of transportation that people have quickly hopped on the past few months. I, on the other hand, am just now arriving at the station. While podcasts are typically known as hour-long interviews or conversations between our favorite celebrities, they are way to experience the things you love in a new format. Here are the top 5 (free) podcasts you should be listening to!


1. "The Ladygang" (Free on iTunes)

If you want to feel like you’re at a gossip-filled brunch with your best friends, give this a listen asap. Featuring "Glee" actress Becca Tobin, "The Insider" TV personality Keltie Knight, and clothing designer Jac Vanek, we’re given an hour of girl talk from three Hollywood it girls. Filled with hilarious tales of the big cities and big sister style life advice, you’ll want to join the all powerful feminist gang immediately.


2. "The Truth" (Free on iTunes/Spotify)

For all my theatre buffs out there who understand the struggle of how much it costs to actually go see a production. Enjoy a free 15-30 minute long play read by a varying cast- all who have the voices of storytelling angels - covering a range of genres from comedy to drama. The sound effects and storytelling skills bring the stage right to your headphones.


3. "Another Round" (Free streaming on Spotify)

Buzzfeed writers Tracy Clayton and Heben Nigatu discuss the world around them ranging in topics all about race, news and pop culture whilst drinking on air. The lighthearted duo gives insight on the cultural criticism all while having a vibe of happy hour comradery. With guests ranging from Queen Latifah to Hillary Clinton, start streaming and order another round.


4. "Modern Love" (Free on iTunes)

As a hopeless romantic myself, this podcasts has only fueled the fire. Based on The New York Times column of the same name, you get to hear a real love stories written by real people. Read by an assortment of people, even some of your favorite actors, get ready to have your heart swell.


5. "Infinite Possibilities" (Free on iTunes)

Change up your afternoon walk pop hits to this motivational inspirational audio. Glee actress and author Jenna Ushkowitz gives positivity inducing self help by discussing topics from her novel "Choosing Glee." Advice from Ushkowitz’s co-star Kevin McHale to Broadway legend Kristin Chenoweth, this podcast will have you smiling with every listen.

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