Apart from the storries you read her there are some amazing podcasts to listen to. Here are my favorite storytelling podcasts for you. When you can not read you can always listen to fantastic storries from around the world. While we used to tell stories around the campfire—and many of us still do—today, some of the best tales are shared through storytelling podcasts. There’s nothing like the opening notes of This American Life‘s theme song to signal that an excellent narrative is on the way—usually, more than one. Hello From the Magic Tavern, for instance, features catchy original musical numbers. If you’re feeling restless, play an episode or two, and let the narrator’s voice guide you. Regardless of your preference, like a beloved story, these great storytelling podcasts will draw you in and take you away.
Natural born storrytellers – (UK) – By Michael Kossew. They met in a room above The Camden Head and our first show had the theme ‘The Worst Experience of my Life’. We thought it would be hilarious. It create fun, supportive and welcoming spaces for people to share true stories from their lives. Pop along to our events if you feel inspired to share or hear these stories told live. The podcast is produced and edited by Green Barge Audio, with original theme music from Nic Sims.
The Joe Rogan Experience – (USA) – By Joe Rogan. What I like is that Joe Rogan really takes the time to talk to people. The podcasts usually takes at least 3 hours. He has a wide array of guests from Elon Musk to Mohamed Ali. To me he might be the godfather of podcasts. It was originally launched in 2009, by Rogan and comedian Brian Redban, who is also producer and co-host. By 2015, it was one of the world’s most popular podcasts, regularly receiving millions of views per episode.
This American Life – (USA) – By Ira Glass. One of the oldest shows , since 1999-Incredible themesong Primarily a non-fiction program, it has also featured essays, memoirs, field recordings, short fiction, and found footage. The first episode aired in 1995.
Hello from the magic tavern – (USA) – It is a podcast about Arnie, a human from Chicago who has fallen through a magical rift behind a Burger King into the land of Foon. Since he has his podcasting equipment with him and he’s getting a weak WiFi signal from Burger King through the rift, he decided to host a weekly podcast from The Vermilion Minotaur where he interviews the strange people and creatures he meets.
The Moth – (USA) – The original podcast by George Dawes Green. The Moth is true stories, told live and without notes. They presents a wide range of theme-based storytelling events across the United States and abroad, often featuring prominent literary and cultural personalities.
Relaas – (B) – The Belgium version of “Echt gebeurd” or “the Moth” Told by Pieter Bloome. RELAAS is a place for true stories, told by people who have experienced them themselves. Own stories that fascinate, move or relax.
Echt gebeurd – (NL) – Again true stories told by the people wo experienced themself – A Dutch version by Micha Wertheim and Paulien Cornelisse. They put people on one small stage totell beautiful, special or funny stories about something they have experienced. Also every month someone reads out of his or her adolescent diary.