From dating to aging, true crime and stranger-than-fiction tales, these podcasts have something for everyone.
The article from Mashable highlights the best podcasts of 2024 across various genres, catering to diverse listener interests. It features "If Books Could Kill," which humorously critiques popular self-help and business books; "You Didn't See Nothin," a gripping narrative about the police beating of a Black teenager in 1997; "The Retrievals," detailing a disturbing medical scandal at Yale; and "The Coldest Case in Laramie," which revisits a 1985 murder with new insights. For those interested in true crime, "The Girlfriends" explores a unique approach to solving a murder, while "The Lonely Palette" offers art history in an engaging format. Comedy fans can enjoy "Straightiolab," where comedians explore the concept of straightness, and "Wiser Than Me," where Julia Louis-Dreyfus interviews older women for their wisdom. The list also includes "The Happiness Lab" for insights into happiness, "The Ezra Klein Show" for in-depth discussions, and "Slow Burn" for historical deep dives, showcasing the breadth of podcasting's appeal in 2024.
Humor & Quirks
Wed, December 11, 2024 
