People, Companies & Topics in Podcasts

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Onda Sul, a clothing brand representing peripheral identity in Brazil.

Washington National Opera, a cultural institution in Washington, D.C.

The nation's oldest dance company, known for its performances and cultural contributions.

Major American retail company specializing in home improvement and construction products.

Fan fiction is a genre of writing where fans create stories based on existing works.

Greek city in southern Italy, known for its temples and Greek heritage.

The societal and cultural expectations influencing individual decisions and perceptions about life and happiness.

A language spoken in Brittany, France, and part of the Breton language family.

A traditional Chinese practice involving the ritual preparation and drinking of tea.

A traditional Mexican equestrian art involving horseback riding, roping, and other skills, considered a cultural heritage.

A concept describing the process of learning and transmitting knowledge across generations, often culturally inherited.

A slang term originating from African-American English, used to describe a person's attractiveness or confidence

Italian cuisine, traditional food of Italy

Japanese language and culture, discussed in the context of learning and communication.

Oshikatsu is a Japanese term describing fervent fan culture.

Indian deity associated with dance, referenced by Gehry when discussing movement in architecture.

Coachella is a renowned music and arts festival held in California.

ComplexCon, a large convention focused on streetwear, sneaker culture, and youth culture.

National Folk Festival held in Jackson, Mississippi, showcasing traditional arts.

The Ministry of Culture is a Peruvian government agency overseeing cultural sites.

The podcast called Sacred Lessons, where men speak about healing and transformation.

The Atlanta Ears podcast about the city of Atlanta and its cultural history.

A popular podcast from NPR discussing culture and societal issues

The Atlantic, a media organization.

A podcast focused on careers, personal growth, and job application advice.

Naruhodô, a podcast focused on science, philosophy, and culture.

A Mexican podcast focused on Mexican culture, arts, and traditions, including charrería and tauromaquia.

American television sitcom about a group of friends living in New York City, aired from 1994 to 2004.

Podcast hosted by Tom Papa focusing on comedy, entertainment, and personal stories.

Swedish podcast episode discussing the impact of AI on music and copyright issues.

A podcast focused on skateboarding culture, featuring discussions with skaters and industry insights.

The podcast 'How Was Your Week' hosted by Julie Klausner, featuring monologues, pop culture, and interviews.

Fondo per l'Ambiente Italiano, organization dedicated to preserving Italian cultural and natural heritage

A British actress and singer, known for her role in 'Heart Breakfast'.

Famous Mexican painter known for her self-portraits.

French politician, former health minister and senator.

Matt Fradd, a host of Pints with Aquinas, discussing faith and culture.

American filmmaker and director, known for movies like 'Do the Right Thing' and 'Malcolm X'.

Famous Roman actor and director, known for his love of Rome and its culture.

Amy Tan, author of 'Joy Luck Club,' referenced in comparison to 'Waiting to Exhale' regarding cultural conversations.

Boris McGuire, a person mentioned in the context of growing the moral circle and cultures of connection.

Indigenous people of North America who historically inhabited the region around Lake Mendota

Katie Notopoulos, a technology and culture journalist at Business Insider.

Mandalid Delbarco, NPR culture correspondent.

Mandelid Berbarco, NPR culture correspondent reporting on Warner Brothers acquisition.

Ireland, the country where the story is set, known for its legends and culture.

Country in Western Europe, allied with the U.S. in WWII

A country in South America known for its large economy and natural resources.

Australian city, capital of the state of Victoria, known for its cultural and economic significance.

Mexican nation, a country in North America south of the United States.

U.S. state capital and city in Georgia, hosting the CDC conference

A country in Southeast Asia known for its diverse culture, food, and the birthplace of Nigel Ng.

Kennedy Center, a performing arts center in Washington, D.C.

A U.S. state located in the Mid-Atlantic region.

U.S. state known for its beaches, the city of Charleston, and the Lowcountry culture

U.S. state located in the southeastern region of the country.

The Louvre, a famous art museum in Paris, France.

The Nike SB Dunk, a highly influential sneaker model in skateboarding and sneaker culture.

Major American professional basketball team based in Miami, Florida

Scottish football club based in Glasgow, competing in the Scottish Premiership.