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Having been a guest on former Preet Bharara’s podcast, “Stay Tuned With Preet,” Bassem Youseff decided that if Preet could get a show from Cafe, so could he. And it’s definitely one you should be listening to. 🎙 Follow the link in our profile to visit GasStationBurrito.com and read more about Bassem’s incredible show. 🎙 #Repost @bassemyoussef with @get_repost ・・・ Listen to the latest trailer for my new podcast "Remade in America" and get ready for the first episode—coming Tuesday! Thanks so much to @cafedotcom & @preetbharara. ————————————————— #gasstationburrito #podcast #podcasting #podcastquotes #listeningto #currentlylisteningto #cantreadallthetime #preetbharara #staytunedwithpreet #bassemyoussef #remadeinamerica #cafepodcast #baratundethurston #podysseyapp #echoed @podysseyapp

After getting (perhaps unreasonably) angry with how terrible I found “What’s the Frequency” to be, I came across “Station to Station” and all is now right in the podcasting world. Taking place on a private research vessel, you begin by listening to the alternating recordings of two colleagues, separated by mysterious circumstances. Part sci-fi, thriller, found recordings, it’s a thoroughly engaging story.... ————————————————— #gasstationburrito #podcast #podcasting #podcastquotes #listeningto #currentlylisteningto #cantreadallthetime #stationtostationpodcast #stationtostation #whatsthefrequencypodcast #whatsthefrequency ————————————————— #podysseyapp #echoed @podysseyapp

Just listened to the first episode of this podcast through David Ridgens’ “Someone Knows Something”. It’s a haunting and disturbing introduction to one woman’s search for the truth about her sister and the broader, dark chapter in Canadian/Indigenous history. CBC News is launching Season 2 of the podcast “Missing and Murdered” with host Connie Walker about a family's search for Cleo Semaganis Nicotine, who was adopted out of her Saskatchewan First Nations community and sent to live in the U.S. 44 years ago. The last time any of them saw her was in 1974 in rural Saskatchewan when Cleo was allowed to say goodbye to one of her brothers before she was taken to her new adoptive family. She was nine years old, and she was one of thousands of Indigenous children caught up in what is now known as the Sixties Scoop. Cleo is believed to have been sent to a foster family in Arkansas and been killed while trying to hitchhike back to Little Pine First Nation in Canada. But no one had been able to say for sure whether that was true. Now Christine Cameron is joined in her search for the truth about her sister, and answers about the Canadian government’s attempted eradication & forced assimilation of First Nations people. Check it out on iTunes by searching “Missing and Murdered” or “Finding Cleo”. ————————————————— #gasstationburrito #findingcleo #missingandmurdered #cbc #someoneknowssomething #podcast #podcasting #podcastquotes #listeningto #currentlylisteningto #cantreadallthetime #podysseyapp #echoed @podysseyapp (at Saskatchewan)