Hear More From Us!
Why You Should Keep a List of Podcasts to Listen to

Why You Should Keep a List of Podcasts to Listen to

As a culture, we are obsessed with making lists. Grocery lists, to-do lists, bucket lists, and wish lists. There is something immensely satisfying about being able to check something off of a list.

And we bet that we are not the only ones who are occasionally guilty of writing a task on a list that we’ve already completed just to be able to cross it off and visually see that it is completed.

We love to set goals for ourselves and make plans, and creating lists is a wonderfully effective way of increasing our productivity and ensuring that we follow our goals through to completion.

Because of their practicality and benefits, lists should not have a negative connotation. Lists are meant to be freeing, not enslaving. Lists help us to remember things that we want to be sure we do later, whether that be mopping the floors or reading that book we’ve been hoping to get to!

This friendly, encouraging method of accountability can be applied for hobbies or activities outside of reading too. If sewing is your thing, consider making a list of all the sewing projects that you want to tackle eventually. If blogging is your thing, make a list of all the different topics you would like to include in future blog posts. And if podcasting happens to be your thing, make a list of all the podcasts that you hope to listen to!

We hate it when we hear or read about some podcast that seems interesting, only to later completely forget the name of it. It is hard to later find an obscure podcast that you wanted to listen to if you just google “podcast about books.” There are so many unbelievable podcasts online now that it can be extremely challenging to keep up with them, not to mention making time to actually listen to them.

We believe that it is extremely beneficial to create a physical list of podcasts that you plan on diving into in the near future. This will not only help you remember the names of podcasts as you stumble across them, but it will help ensure that you actually go back to them and give them a listen.

Keep Reading

Why That Case? Carol Costello Interviews The Ohio Innocence Project

True Crime

Explore Carol Costello's podcast "Blind Rage," examining wrongful convictions and the Ohio Innocence Project's role in the Samuel Herring case.

Read Full Post

Web-Exclusive Interview: SSG Mark Lalli Talks About Surviving a Helicopter Crash

History

In this web-exclusive, SSG Lalli sits down with Ken Harbaugh to talk about serving his service in the Army.

Read Full Post

Make Your Mark: Cast Your Vote For New Disturbed Cover Art

Podcasting

Make your mark on the sinister podcast Disturbed: True Horror Stories. Cast your vote for our revamped artwork on Patreon.com/disturbedpodcast and be part of the spine-tingling experience.

Read Full Post

Hy-Vee Accelerates Pit Pass Indy Podcast

Press
Hy-Vee is committed to enriching the racing experience for fans as a sponsor of Pit Pass Indy, an Indycar podcast from Evergreen's Pit Pass Motorsports collection
Read Hy-Vee Accelerates Pit Pass Indy Podcast