Podcasts have been one of my preferred sources of knowledge and entertainment lately.
I like several lengthy, interview-style podcasts, with best-selling authors, experts in various fields, or people with interesting lives, who share their life philosophy and wisdom.
The hosts take the time to research the guest, read their books, prepare with interesting questions and discussion topics, while in the same time remaining open to where the conversation might take them.
After listening to a full episode of 1-2-3 hours, I feel enriched with the guest’s worldview, expertise and insight, as if I had read an interesting book.
I realized the other day, that podcasts might be the new books of the digital day.
What do you think?
Bonus: Some of the podcasts (in no particular order), which I like to listen to:
- Tim Ferriss [YouTube channel] [Twitter]
- Andrew Huberman [YouTube channel] [Twitter]
- Peter Attia [YouTube channel] [Twitter]
- Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu [YouTube channel] [Twitter]
- Daily Stoic / Ryan Holiday [Daily Stoic YouTube channel] [Ryan Holiday YouTube channel] [Daily Stoic Twitter] [Ryan Holiday Twitter]
- Chase Jarvis [YouTube channel] [Twitter]
- The Diary of a CEO [YouTube channel]
- I will teach you to be rich by Ramit Sethi [YouTube channel] [Twitter]
(might update later)
Image credit: Magda Ehlers / Pexels