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We’re bringing you a very special char-queue-terie of podcasts for Women’s History Month! We’re highlighting shows created by, for, and with women. Some of them you might already know and love but we also hope you’ll find some new ones to munch on.

Featuring:I Seduce The Dragon
In Retrospect
Lowlines
Nightingale of Iran
Kelly Corrigan Wonders
Future Hindsight
The Good Robot
In Her Ellement

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Executive Produced by: Lauren Passell
Produced by: Andreea Coscai and Devin Andrade
Edited by: Anne Baird
Theme music by: Aakshi Sinha

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When you hear the phrase sonic scrapbook, what do you imagine? Lowlines is part travelog, part audio montage and it reminds us to take our connections offline so we can really feel the pulse of the places we go.

This brand new, six episode series follows one woman's call to get low. To move down from her pranged-out head, plant her feet back on the ground and let herself be drawn deep into magnetic places - befriending strangers along the way.

Before we get into the sonic travels, we have a special interview with Petra Barran, the creator and host of Lowlines. Tink Media’s own Shreya Sharma, who you may know from previous episodes and as a writer of Podcast Marketing Magic, joins this episode to interview Petra. As a fellow traveler herself, Shreya speaks with Petra about why she felt the pull to get low and create the show, how she picked the six places she visited, and what it was like to turn all her raw audio into the polished series it is today.

Listen to more episodes of Lowlines - https://low-lines.com/

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Executive Produced by: Lauren Passell
Produced by: Devin Andrade and Andreea Coscai
Edited by: Devin Andrade, Andreea Coscai, and Ilana Nevins
Theme music by: Aakshi Sinha

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What were the most delicious podcasts of 2023? Tink Media's Audio Delicacies 2023 list collected over 70 favorite podcasts, as submitted by people throughout the industry. To give you a taste of the list, we're filling your char-queue-terie with a sampling from the Tink team! In this episode they share their favorite audio from this year, why you should listen, and a trailer to give you a taste.

Featured podcasts:
Butt Out, Baby!
Conference Call
Skyline Drive
Keys to the Kingdom
Mobituaries

View the full list: https://tinkmedia.co/audio-delicacies-2023

A production of Tink Media.
Executive Produced by: Lauren Passell
Produced by: Devin Andrade and Andreea Coscai
Edited by: Andreea Coscai
Theme music by: Aakshi Sinha

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Today we’re featuring an episode from the podcast Build a Prince, which is basically a Christmas rom-com movie for your ears!
The story follows the fiercely independent Princess Adelaide as she discovers she MUST be married by Christmas in order to be crowned queen of Alpinoa. When she finds none of her royal suitors will do, Adelaide decides to create the perfect prince out of a handsome American commoner, Hayden. What’s intended as a formal arrangement turns into something more as Hayden’s kindness and charm begins breaking down her walls. But little do they know… not everyone wants Adelaide to be queen, forcing her to fight for her country, open herself up to love, and come to terms with who she’s meant to be — all in time for Christmas.
For a little extra bonus, we're also feeding your movie queue with some holiday movie recommendations from the Tink team!
Find all four episodes of Build a Prince in your favorite podcast listening app.
A production of Tink Media.
Executive Produced by: Lauren Passell
Produced by: Devin Andrade and Andreea Coscai
Edited by: Devin Andrade
Theme music by: Aakshi Sinha

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Today, Andreea is taking over the mic and we are featuring an episode from the podcast Six Degrees of Cats. It’s a culture, history & science podcast celebrating the many intersections of human and felinekind, hosted by lifelong cat custodian Amanda B. Why were cats gods in ancient Egypt but Satan’s familiar by Europe’s Middle Ages? Why do serial killers and despots hate cats? And how the heck does all of this random cat stuff connect to us in the here and now? Cat worshipper Captain Kitty, a.k.a. Amanda B. investigates these and other hard hitting questions with a diversity of guest experts from across the globe. And now it's back for a second season!



Before we get into that episode, we have an extra special, purr-fect surprise for you – an interview with the creator of the show, Amanda B! Andreea asks Amanda about her motivation for starting the show, her research and creative process, and what's coming up in season two. Get ready for teasers about special guests, cultures all around the world and unique questions that will be explored.



You can find more episodes of Six Degrees of Cats in your favorite podcast apps. For more info: linktr.ee/6degreesofcats. Follow @6degreesofcats and subscribe now!



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Executive Produced by: Lauren Passell

Produced by: Devin Andrade and Andreea Coscai

Interview by: Andreea Coscai

Edited by: Andreea Coscai

Theme music by: Aakshi Sinha



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Today we’re featuring an episode from the podcast Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest. It’s a wildly enchanting fairy tale podcast made in partnership with Adam Gidwitz, bestselling author of A Tale Dark and Grimm. Each episode features a classic fairy tale, bringing to life a world full of curious creatures and mischievous foes.


Before we get into that episode, we have an extra special treat – an interview with Adam Gidwitz! The wonderful Wil Williams, a podcast industry expert who also happens to work at Tink Media, got to chat with Adam about the show and his work.


They talk about how fairy tales inspire such similar thoughts and questions from kids all across the US, why spooky stories appeal to kids, and how podcasts like Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest might make it easier for them if they’re curious. As a former teacher, Adam thinks a lot about the ways kids interact with stories and the world, and he shares some really helpful insights about what we let kids read. 



You can find more episodes of Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest in your favorite podcast apps.



A production of Tink Media.

Executive Produced by: Lauren Passell

Produced by: Devin Andrade and Andreea Coscai

Interview by: Wil Williams

Edited by: Devin Andrade

Theme music by: Aakshi Sinha


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