“Curb Your Enthusiasm” Stars Dive into 120 Episodes of Cringe-Worthy Content in This Week’s Top Podcasts

This week's picks

Late fragment
Wide range of weekly episodes available
This introspective and thoughtful show interviews people in their 80s about politics, religion, sex and money. Its outstanding line-up includes Neil Kinnock, Miriam and Margolyes, and Proulis. The first episode of our latest series is a wide-ranging conversation with humanitarian Terry Waite. This is a thoughtful look at his homelessness situation, his economic situation, and what it was like to spend his five years in chains and in total solitary confinement. Alexi Duggins

drink champion
Wide range of weekly episodes available
If you're looking for a quick listen, the latest episode of this loud, alcohol-filled series isn't for you. But if he has more than three hours to spend in conversation with the likes of Grandmaster Flash and Ludacris (below) with his MC Noah and DJ EFN of Hip Hop, it's a lively laugh into the Golden Age of Hip Hop. It will be a journey filled with. advertisement

real black history
Wide range of weekly episodes available
Francesca Ramsey and Conscious Lee shed light on the lesser-known figures who have shaped black culture beyond Martin Luther King Jr., and engage in many fascinating discussions. The excellent first episode focuses on the women of the Black Panther Party, including Assata Shakur, a fugitive targeted by the FBI who maintains her innocence. Hannah Verdier

hidden 20%
Wide range of weekly episodes available
A neurodivergent mind can lead to great creativity, as evidenced by Seedlip entrepreneur Ben Brunson, who was diagnosed with autism and ADHD as an adult. He currently hosts a podcast to change people's perceptions of his 20% who don't fit the neurotypical classification. Guests including actor Kit Harington, vocal coach Carey Grant, and athlete Adele Tracy will bring their insights. HV

A history of curbing enthusiasm
Wide range of weekly episodes available
After 23 years, the final series of Curb has just begun. That's why two of its stars, Jeff Garlin and Susie Essman, are celebrating with a rewatch podcast that rewinds it all the way to the beginning. In fact, in the first episode, Larry David talks about pre-pilot development. A must-listen for avid fans. Holly Richardson

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this week, nima job Our picks for the 5 best podcasts on climate crisisfrom the positive changes we can make as individuals to combat the crisis, to the impact on Indigenous communities.

Pre-drilled
From award-winning investigative journalist Amy Westervelt's exclusive season focusing on Namibia's growing oil reserves to Guyana's oil boom that is creating more economic uncertainty for the general public (not to mention rising sea levels) , which delves into the most pressing issues surrounding the climate crisis. . Amy explores the complexities that arise when a country faces both climate change and poverty simultaneously.

mothers of invention
In this fascinating podcast, Mary Robinson (above), Ireland's first female president, shares the microphone with comedian Maeve Higgins and series producer Timari Kodikara. The all-female case leaves no room for debate as to whether men are primarily responsible for the climate crisis. Each episode spotlights a heroic brown, black, and indigenous woman taking on the challenges facing our planet. The trio also give airtime to concerns young people have about how the climate crisis will affect their future prospects. The show features a wide range of guests, from female climate change activists like Diara Tucano to U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders.

I'm curious about the climate
If you're feeling confused and unprepared to discuss the climate crisis and its potential impact on your life, this TEDxLondon podcast hosted by Mariam Pasha and Ben Hurst is perfect for you. It's a learning tool. The show demystifies unfamiliar climate terminology, dissects climate issues with expert interviews, celebrates Pride, explores queer ecology, and explores intersex birds and transsexual fish. shed light on the world.

climate of change
Climate of Change doesn't have a huge back catalogue, but its six episodes make for a short and sweet listening experience. Guests include Hollywood veteran Cate Blanchett and clean energy economy entrepreneur Danny Kennedy, as well as Prince William, fashion activist Livia Firth and Don't Look Up director Adam McKay. Appear. Despite highlighting the dire challenges facing our planet, this podcast maintains an optimistic tone while providing insight into the important work being done.

good together
Hosted by sustainability expert Laura Alexander Wittig, this podcast gives listeners the tools to make a difference in mitigating the climate crisis. In each weekly episode, she learns about terms like “circular economy” and discovers practical tips for incorporating eco-friendly habits into your daily life. Wittig covers a wide range of topics, from sustainable spring cleaning to the environmental impact of her streaming services. If you want to contribute to positive change, this is the perfect podcast to inspire you to channel your inner climate hero.

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