These Podcasts Are So Good, You’ll Want to Go Running Just to Listen

The Morning Toast's Claudia (also known as @girlwithnojob on Instagram) and her sister Jackie Oshry's fast-paced banter, inside jokes, and made-up language personalizes the pop culture news they deliver. When it comes to their personal lives and celebrity friendships, the two are open books who get very interactive with their cult following — after just a few episodes, you'll feel as if you've known them for years.

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Ever wonder how a song came to be? Listen as world-class artists (Bon Iver, Meek Mill, Sheryl Crow, Mumford & Sons, Fleetwood Mac — just to name a few) break down the making of their most famous songs. From the sounds and ideas to the actual recording process, these performers share what life was like while creating their biggest hits and how personal moments influenced their music.

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Twenty minutes a day, five days a week, Michael Barbaro of The New York Times unpacks the biggest news stories of today by speaking to top journalists around the world. Generally impartial and very digestible, this podcast is an entertaining and educational way to learn about hot-button current events.

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Have you ever wondered where "Baby Shark" derived from, why we are so obsessed with Jennifer Aniston's love life, or how poop emojis became a worldwide craze? Decoder Ring host Willa Paskin is getting to the bottom of cultural mysteries by investigating the history behind viral moments and sharing why they're so meaningful to society.

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The Office co-stars Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey created a podcast dedicated to fans of the iconic show. During Office Ladies, the hosts dissect different episodes from the hit comedy by sharing behind-the-scenes stories and personal experiences they've never told before.

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