Looking for more ways to forget about the situation, spend time, laugh and learn new things? For this there are podcasts • Here's the podcast editor and the GLZ cultural editor recommend some of them

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One of the things that can make your heart happy and pass the time these days are podcasts. But how do you choose why to listen from the vast supply? We asked Rom Attic, the podcast editor of the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation here, and Inbal Gazit, the editor of IDF Wave Culture, to recommend podcasts they love.

Dolly Parton's America

Inbal Gazit: "This is a podcast from NPR (The American Public Radio). The author followed Dolly Parton for two years, interviewed her, for her life story and career, and reached a multitude of fascinating topics in American culture, such as the attitude of Americans to mountain residents in the southern US." In, Attitude to Feminism, The History of Country. Through Dolly Parton's story, he brings up topics and talks to experts. And the podcast is like an episode in a fine documentary series and it's a pleasure to listen. That's what Dolly Parton's great songs are added to. "

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Rom Attic: "It's a program on the Internet, but not an old-fashioned magazine, but stories on the Internet. For example, they took a picture of a nerdy boy sitting depressed in the middle of a party - a picture that became very popular - and tried to reach him, find out who he was. "Remember his childhood but can't find him, so help him find the song. They solve mysteries or tell stories about intriguing internet phenomena."

Next Question with Katie Couric

Inbal Gazit: "Katie Corick, one of the most important and well-known US news outlets, has left the news on television and now has a great podcast in which she brings all her journalistic experience to life. Sometimes she interviews one on one people like Julie Andrews or Jennifer Garner, sometimes she attacks a burning topic in the news with experts, reports, statistics. Each episode is around a theme or character, and Coric is great. She makes it great. "

My Dad Wrote And Porn

Rom Attic: "It started as a podcast by an English comedian named Jamie Morton, whose father wrote an erotic book" 50 Shades of Gray. "His way of dealing with embarrassment was to meet with three friends and read chapters from the book. Reading them episodes and they go down on it and burst out laughing. It became a hit hit and even was a special on HBO. "

Heavyweight

Rom Attic: "This is an extraordinary podcast presented by Jonathan Goldstein, a Canadian Jew, who came to remove sediment from people, allow them to solve past problems, things that bother them. It sounds like a reality but it's an exciting program with engaging stories. For example, a story about a guy who was addicted to heroin And he used to steal things from his father to finance his addiction. Now that he is drug-free he helps want to get those things back. Goldstein has dry Jewish humor and that works amazingly. He laughs. There is a chapter about a girl named Sky who while in high school, her friends decided Now that she's an older woman, she asks him to help her find out They boycotted it. The podcast is sensitive and in-depth and well written, it's really a work. "

mom mom

Inbal Gazit: "One of the most successful podcasts in the country is the Hila Korach podcast, news source on Network 13, and Einat Natan, a parent instructor. They talk about today's struggles, about child and family issues, about moms. The Corona theme, how to adapt to the new routine, etc. They are cute and funny. "

Pocket animals

Rom Attic: "This is the most successful podcast of the corporation today. Presented by Saul Amstradamsky, Abraham's Sound, and Dana Frank, and it deals with economics but in human words. They take complex and threatening economic issues and make them accessible to the general public. Questions like how Netflix has changed the world "Why did the kibbutz movement fall apart? Where did the butter from the supermarket go? Since we entered the Corona crisis, there is an ongoing broadcast of the program, which is an interesting challenge."

Cancel on Friday

Inbal Gazit: "It is impossible without Odia Koren and Nathan Detner, whose program on the GFL has been broadcast for 12 and a half years and is fully on the podcast. They are funny and always ask the questions we didn't think of ourselves. After a whole week everyone is talking about something, Odia will say 'wait a minute, but' and suddenly we'll talk about an angle no one has raised. "

One song

Rom Attic: "Here's a podcast that tells the stories behind the songs. Each episode tells the story of one song. From the moment of inspiration, through the studio, playing sketches, shredded sections, etc. Interviewing producers, musicians, PR people, anyone who helped put together The work until the final result. Among the songs they dealt with: from "The Queen of the Roses" by Eden Ben Zaken to "Jerusalem of Gold".

Dies on metal

And one more recommendation for metal music lovers. The "Dead on Metal" podcast is directed by Lior Peleg, the social networking director of Israel Today, with his brother Niv Peleg since 2007. "This is a podcast dealing with heavy rock and metal music," Peleg says. "The biggest bands in the world in this area took part in the programs and were interviewed. Alongside interviews, we play songs. Today we have a program where we talk to metalists abroad about how the Corona has affected them."

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