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Top 10 Podcasts for Seniors

Have you ever wished you could do something all of the time, wherever, and in any situation? It's exciting just to consider it. Consider a game you can play while strolling, waiting for the train, riding in a taxi, or doing housework. Stop envisioning it now since your imagination is no longer required. There are such hobbies, and podcasts are an excellent alternative for them.

This post will recommending the top ten podcast show for seniors that you will undoubtedly love and also can avoid loneliness by using this technology.

1. TED Talk :

Almost no channel can compete with TED Talk in terms of subject diversity. From climate change, the environment, and anthropology to business, economics, culture, and health care, TED Talks cover practically every topic worth talking about. No discussion can go more than 18 minutes, according to TED. Because most TED presenters are asked to aim for 3 to 9 minutes, this is only the maximum length. Amazon Alexa, Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify are among the platforms where you may listen to this podcast.

2. Desert Island Discs:

In 1942, the world's best radio programme premiered. Each guest is asked to name eight songs, one book, and one luxury item that they would bring on a deserted island with them. In the meanwhile, the guests share their own experiences as well as their perspectives on current events and concerns. There have been over 2250 episodes recorded and shared online so far.

Apple Podcasts, BBC Sounds, Podbean, and Spotify are among the places where you may listen to this podcast.

3. Two Cups of Tea:

Two Cups of Tea is a lesser-known brand than the other two. However, both in terms of quality and popularity, it has recently grown in popularity.

Seniors and older adults share their life stories, experiences, and information gathered along the way in this show. The episodes are pleasant, joyful, and soothing, as well as inspiring.

Apple Podcasts and Spotify have it.

4. The Relic Radio:

A legendary series evokes feelings of nostalgia and conjures up images of old radio programmes. This series has gathered radio episodes from the 1930s and 1940s and delivers them to an audience interested in experiencing the warmth of previous generations. This show has compiled a variety of classical shows for listeners who want to relive the golden age of radio.

Amazon Alexa and Apple Podcasts are both available.

5. In Our Time:

Another BBC Radio show is "In Our Time," which covers a wide range of topics such as history, science, culture, and philosophy. Melvin Bragg asks academic experts to join him on the show to talk about a variety of interesting topics. Approximately 900 episodes have been broadcast to date. Because this podcast covers a wide range of themes, there are episodes to suit everyone's tastes.

Apple Podcasts, BBC Sounds, and Podbean all have it.

6. Dolly Parton’s America:

Dolly Parton, an American singer and songwriter, talks about her journey into the world of music and stardom, starting with her early days before singing. The best podcast of 2019 according to Forbes is this one.

The show has nine episodes, each of which is 45 minutes long and focuses on a different aspect of her life. Dolly Parton has shared certain facts and tales about some of her most famous songs, such as "Jolene," in interviews. It is self-evident that music has a positive effect on elder health. What could be better than a podcast on one of country music's most well-known figures?

Apple Podcasts and Spotify are two of the places where you may listen to it.

7. Woman’s Hour:

This show features one-hour episodes that focus on women's issues such as feminism, parenthood, relationships, and health care. There are also interviews and reports about women. Some drama series are also aired as part of this show. This show, which has been on the air for more than 70 years, is broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and is the second most popular podcast on BBC Radio.

Apple Podcasts and BBC Sounds have it.

8. The Allusionist:

This is for those who enjoy learning new languages. The host, Helen Zaltzman, discusses the phrases and words we use without thinking about what they represent in everyday life, as well as statements that are incorrectly incorporated into the language. This episode delves into a variety of language-related topics and provides insight into verbal communication.

Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify are some of the places where you may listen to it.

9. Freakonomics Radio:

This podcast is one of the most popular, with the majority of its listeners being adults and seniors. Steven Dunbar, co-author of the original book with the same title authored alongside Stephen Levitt, hosts this podcast. "Freakonomics" is a documentary that focuses on the influence of economics in our daily lives, culture, and health, and includes interviews with a variety of intellectuals and entrepreneurs. Although the show focuses on economic ideas, it covers practically everything related to reaching goals and becoming the best version of yourself.

Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts all have it.

10. Good Job, Brain:

"Good Job, Brain!" is a quiz show that uses entertaining trivia knowledge from a variety of topics. If you enjoy trivia quizzes, this will be your favourite game. This show will keep your mind sharp and boost your mental health while entertaining you. Although it does not upload new episodes as frequently as other series, it has already shown over 190 episodes, so you will not be bored while waiting for new episodes to be released.

Apple Podcasts and Spotify are two of the places where you may listen to it.

Given the substantial impact of COVID-19 on the lives of seniors, listening to podcasts is a particularly safe and enjoyable hobby that requires little effort and energy. You'll notice that we've just included ten of the many excellent podcasts available to the general public on various platforms. So, if you can't discover the ideal podcast for you here, don't give up on podcasts altogether. Because one of the best solutions is to listen to podcasts.

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