Feed the Queue

Obviously we’re passionate about podcast discovery, so we had to team up with a podcast that could basically be best friends with Feed The Queue. Today we're introducing you to Add This To Your Playlist, your go to podcast for discovering your next go-to podcast! We’re destined to be besties and keep your queue filled with gems.

Add This To Your Playlist is produced by Lead Podcasting, a Canadian podcast production company founded by Amanda Cupido that makes award-winning podcasts. It’s hosted by Jasmine Rach, the business development manager and a senior producer at Lead.

This episode features The Forefront, a podcast that introduces you to different problems and the people working on the research and solutions at the forefront of solving them. As you’ll hear from Jasmine, this episode is about fashion and accessibility and takes you inside the experience of navigating the world as a blind person. Fashion is a deeply visual experience right? This episode will teach you so much about the creative solutions that are making fashion more inclusive.

In this episode, we're sharing a special episode from Sounds Like Europe about one of our favorite things - podcast discovery!

Sounds Like Europe is the podcast of the WePod project. WePod is a project funded by the European Union in which several partners from all over Europe work together to produce compelling stories.

The cross-border co-productions of this project demonstrates how different realities in Europe have common and global consequences. WePod is composed by partners from Belgium, Italy, Spain, Poland, Serbia, Hungary and France. And, in Sounds Like Europe, host Javi Caminero shows how all these different partners work together. In conversation with podcasters across Europe about different aspects of the podcasting industry, Sounds Like Europe tries to serve as a showcase for what WePod is doing in the world of podcasting in Europe.

On the episode you are about to listen to, Javi tries to find out which is the best way to discover a new podcast. In order to meet this goal, he is joined by Andrea de Cesco, Director of Chora Academy at Chora Media, WePod’s Italian partner, and founder of ‘Questioni d’orecchio’, the first Italian newsletter dedicated to podcasts.

That's a wrap on season 4 of Feed the Queue! Devin and Andreea share their favorite moments from the season and some more podcasts to keep your queue fed thanks to Tink's Audio Delicacies.

Want to be part of the next season? Stay tuned to the feed for what we'll be serving up in Spring 2025!

Is Bruce Springsteen a queer icon? What's the criteria for being considered a queer icon? With the help of Jesse Lawson and Holly Casio's narrative exploration you will find the answers in Because the Boss Belongs to Us. This recommendation comes from the expert ears of Lauren Passell, who loves a show with a mission and that makes us think differently about things.

This first episode lays out the stakes for Jesse and Holly's investigation, why they're here and why they care, and the criteria. As Lauren says, this is a podcast made with love, made with friendship, and has a comfy homey feel as if you're at a slumber party with Holly and Jesse.

When you think of a sports podcast, is it all stats and play by plays? In this episode, Devin Andrade shares a podcast that goes beyond the stats, and shares the most fascinating stories about culture, history, politics, and people through the world of sports. Sportly features deeply researched, historical storytelling, an expert host, and all of the interesting facts you never knew you were missing! Like why pickleball became the trendiest game in town, or just how impactful cricket’s popularity was on society and even technology.

For a taste of what Sportly's like, Devin's sharing an episode about the history of the WNBA. It feels like things are starting to change with women's sports. They’re calling it a movement, not just a moment. Women’s sports is getting the attention, the funding, and the respect it has always deserved. But how did we get here? Host Kavitha Davidson, who has been a sports journalist for years, lays out the timeline for the ups, downs, and milestones that the WNBA has experienced.