Tired of listening to the same old music on the radio? Need something else to stimulate you at work? We have the perfect solution – podcasts! There are podcasts out there for everyone and we’ve created a little list to get you started. Whether your into the arts, life, entertainment or even a true crime freak – we’ve got you covered!

For the burgeoning feminist:

The Guilty Feminist. A hilarious take on being a feminist in the modern world and how we sometimes compromise our feminine ideals. Hosted by comedian Deborah Frances-White, each episode features strong women panelists discussing “topics all 21st century women agree on.” This podcast will have you laughing out loud and relating to women from all walks of life.

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Have you heard? The Guilty Feminist UK Tour is coming to a city near you in 2019! Tickets go on sale this Friday – watch this space! #guiltyfeministtour

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For the curious intellect:

Invisibilia. A podcast that deals with topics surrounding human behavior and how this is affected by unseen forces such as: emotion, ideals, beliefs, assumptions and more. Inspiring, thought-provoking and emotional; each episode is a trip!

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WE'RE BACK!!! This season, we're taking on Russian meddling, big data, and #MeToo, among other things. But first, co-host Hanna Rosin looks at what happens when you lose something central to your identity in the first episode of our new season, out now. It involves heisted hives, poetic pronouns, and septuagenarian skydiving. Link in profile. #podcast #invisibilia

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For the queer eye fans:

Getting curious with Jonathan Van Ness is hosted by none other than flamboyant and lovable Jonathan Van Ness from the award winning Netflix series Queer Eye. Weekly guest experts help JVN breakdown and explore topics he’s always wanted to know more about in digestible and comedic short episodes.

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I’m going to wash my makeup off, take a bath, put on some sweats & say gurl, I know it’s rough out there but you’re doing great sweetie. Love you mean it, me. #selfcare

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For the true crimes freaks:

Serial (Season 1). If you still haven’t listened to this podcast you need to drop what you’re doing and get to it NOW! A gripping and riveting podcast that has you flipping sides every episode, unsure of how you really feel about a convicted murderer and the American justice system. #DidAdnanDoIt? Sarah Koening narrates and plays the role of your soothing companion through this crazy journey.

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This season, we’re holding open the courthouse door, inviting you inside. There are shocking, fascinating things happening in plain sight. Hear episodes 1 and 2 today at serialpodcast.org, or wherever you listen to podcasts. (Art: CGI by @mothanimation, mural by @adammmmaida)

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For those that need a little inspiration:

TEDTalks Daily. Everyone loves a TEDTalk. Now you can listen to them and feel inspired on the daily. Enough said.

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In 2006, civil rights activist Tarana Burke sat in her room, took out a piece of paper, wrote “Me Too” across the top, and created an action plan for a movement that supported all survivors of sexual violence. Now, #MeToo has become a global movement, and while its mission is often misinterpreted, Tarana is determined to keep working to dismantle the building blocks of sexual violence: power and privilege. “Power and privilege doesn't always have to destroy and take — it can be used to serve and build,” she says. To watch her TED Talk from #TEDWomen, visit go.ted.com/taranaburke

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