Heavyweight Boxer Returns to the Ring
- Two popular podcasts, Heavyweight and Get around to it, have recently resumed production after hiatuses, offering listeners renewed content and familiar voices.Both podcasts demonstrate the enduring appeal of...
- Jonathan GoldsteinS Heavyweight,known for its deeply personal and frequently enough emotionally resonant storytelling,launched episode 59,"Etta," on September 18,2024.Heavyweight, named after an episode featuring Gregor, begins with a phone...
- What: Return of the podcast Heavyweight with new episode "etta".
Podcast Roundup: Heavyweight and Get Around to It Return
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Two popular podcasts, and , have recently resumed production after hiatuses, offering listeners renewed content and familiar voices.Both podcasts demonstrate the enduring appeal of long-form conversation and culturally-focused analysis.
Heavyweight Returns with Emotional Reunion
Jonathan GoldsteinS ,known for its deeply personal and frequently enough emotionally resonant storytelling,launched episode 59,”Etta,” on September 18,2024.Heavyweight, named after an episode featuring Gregor, begins with a phone call to Goldstein’s friend, Jackie, continuing the show’s tradition of intimate conversations. The podcast consistently delivers on its promise of emotional depth and relatable human experiences.
Get Around to It Re-examines Culture
, hosted by Irish Examiner journalists Aoife Barry and Lauren Murphy, also returned recently after a two-year break. The podcast, named after a lyric by composer Arthur Russell, positions itself as a ”culture podcast for curious people.” Recent episodes tackle questions like the enduring popularity of the HBO series among Gen Z.
Barry explained that the duo restarted the podcast due to a genuine desire to continue their creative collaboration. ”It felt like a natural thing for us to do, given our friendship, our interests and our careers,” she stated in an interview with the Irish Examiner.
Vulture on Sustainable Creativity
In a recent interview, Vulture expressed a desire to balance creative output with sustainability. I just want to make work, you know? I want to be able to do enough to make it sustainable, but not such that it’s going to compromise the ability to achieve some sort of excellence.
This sentiment reflects a growing awareness among creators about the importance of maintaining both productivity and quality in their work.