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The “podcast bubble,” as it’s now being called, was a period of extraordinary productivity for Gimlet in particular, which produced forty-five different shows during its nine years of activity, including limited series like The Habitat; weekly chat shows like The Cut on Tuesdays; recurring documentary series like Crimetown; kids’ shows like Story Pirates and Chompers; scripted dramas like Homecoming and Sandra that starred big-name actors like Oscar Isaac and Kristen Wiig; and branded po...

Our inboxes contain news that ranges from the trivial to the life-changing, which is why they’re so addictive, says Tim Harford for the Financial Times.

Japanese director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi found international acclaim with Drive My Car. His follow-up is, at first, a simpler movie. But a last act twist takes it to a darker, more sophisticated place.

Google has added the emoji reactions feature to Gmail. You can also unsend an emoji reactions and is available for Android devices. - SamMobile

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With email etiquette like this, you'd think he had gone to Columbia

Apple Podcasts will finally support episode art and chapter-specific art for podcasts via RSS. This will only matter to a select group of podcasters.

Australians are at each others throats after a thread identifying everything they use wrong went viral - and some of it has been deemed a little too personal.

Despite the New York Times’ gaslighting, bureaucrats and politicians are coming for your stoves.

No matter how many podcasts come out, the true gems stand out. We are halfway through 2023, and some of this summers releases set the bar high for the rest of the year.