Love and Radio - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I really love listing to Love and Radio. It’s so delightfully weird and it touches on some things that people are so passionate about. That they love. Each episode transports me to a different world.
And the sound design and audio mix are always perfect. Never any harsh cuts from soft to loud. The way the voices fade in and out and mix with the effects and music really does create an experience like no other podcast I’ve ever heard. Definitely best enjoyed on high quality headphones.
You can really tell the people putting this together Love what they do. Keep it up! Make more because I can’t get enough!

Hey - wanna listen to amazing heartfelt storytelling, but bored of self important hosts/producers? For L+R, its not uncommon to get 30 or 40 minutes into an episode before you're even aware of the presence or existance of a producer / interviewer. Thanks L+R for your insight and humility. Keep em coming!!!

i never, ever write reviews of *anything* but i just love this podcast so much. love and radio presents stories of the unusual, oddities that exist at the fringes, in such a beautiful, compelling way. a way that feels almost voyeuristic, but in a polite sorta way.u get what i’m saying? just listen ok??

Lush soundscapes and compelling storytelling, this might be my favorite ‘cast.

I very much enjoyed this podcast in its beginning. They had great sound design and editing too. But they lost their killer sound engineer at some point and it kind of devolved from then on.

They had a couple decent ones in the last year, but they decided to go subscription only via Luminary.

So, they helped me figure out which podcasts to cut. There are so many great podcasts out there that I simply don’t have time for.

These podcasts who’ve decided to bet on Luminary trying to be “the Netflix of podcasting” have actually made it easy for me to unsubscribe to all their social feeds, and opened the door for more amazing podcasts who don’t require a subscription.

The fact that this podcast has moved to Luminary, as a “premium” podcast, is beyond shocking to me. It’s hard for me to wrap my head around the idea that impoverished people aren’t allowed access to what was an awesome podcast that could give people insight, knowledge, and understanding of other people and help people to be more cultured.