Main content. Updated: weekly. Episodes available: indefinitely. Subscribe in Sounds RSS. Episodes to download. Choose your file Higher quality kbps Lower quality 64kbps. The carbon cost of breakfast at COP26 Sun 14 Nov Can a vegan croissant really be worse for the environment than a bacon roll? Same data, opposite results. Can we trust research? Sun 7 Nov Why the same data can produce different conclusions.
Bonus episode: the first ever More or Less Thu 7 Oct A chat with More or Less's founding producer and presenter plus the first episode in full Download. Twenty years of More or Less Wed 6 Oct A look back at our origins, plus the usual mix of numerical nous and statistical savvy. Is it easy being green? Wed 29 Sep Expensive electricity, inadequate insulation, and a tale of tumbling trees. Covid trends, face mask use, and the universal credit cut Wed 22 Sep A coronavirus check-in, our daily mask use measured, and the universal credit cut.
How many holes are there in a drinking straw? Sat 18 Sep Tim Harford talks to Jordan Ellenberg about the pandemic, geometry and drinking straws.
Death, Tax and Dishwashers Wed 15 Sep Why is estimating the number of unvaccinated people so tricky? Vaccine waning, hot dogs and Afghanistan Wed 8 Sep How worried should we be about antibodies?
Plus policing Extinction Rebellion Download. Reason, numbers and Mr Spock Sat 28 Aug What role do numbers play in helping us think more rationally? How good were the performances at the Tokyo Olympics?
Once found, you can share them on social media platforms and leave comments on podcasts in the app. In addition to its library of more than , podcasts, the app is fairly simple to use and presents information with a clean design.
In addition to its core features, Pocket Casts also offers various functions to make life easier. There are notifications to alert users if a podcast they subscribe to has new episodes, voice balance to ensure all hosts on a show sound about the same, and playback speed for those who want to blitz through their daily playlist. Users can also stream episodes rather than download them, saving storage space. It even has a web player , so you can continue from where you left off on any device.
PocketCasts features a free experience with access to its extensive collection and suite of features. Committed iOS users may find Overcast to be their best option for podcast listening. Like Pocket Casts, this app has features such as customizable playlists, voice normalizing, and variable playback speeds, so users can listen to podcasts the way they want.
There is also a sleep timer, so users can listen to a podcast as they fall asleep. The app is also designed to work on Apple Watch, making it one of the most versatile podcatchers for Apple fans.
Though likely the biggest name in podcast apps, Stitcher is not quite as robust as apps like Overcast. The app provides the basic features users need in a podcatcher, such as subscribe, make playlists, and change playing speed, but lacks quality-of-life features like sleep timers. It features a free version, though the app has ads as a result. Unfortunately, the app can be annoying to navigate, creating playlists and deleting episodes a hassle.
The most direct way to download an episode of a podcast is simply downloading it from the source. Most podcasts allow users to download or stream episodes directly from a site, so if you want to listen to podcasts on a computer, this is one way to go about it. If you have an Android phone, this is a quick and easy way to get a specific episode on your device.
At this point, a box will open, prompting you to choose an appropriate save location on your computers, such as your desktop or Downloads folder. The episode is saved on your computer, and you can open it with any media player that can handle the file type. To upload an episode to an Android device, connect it to the computer, which will allow you to browse the various files and folders on your phone.
Tired of your current podcast app? If so, switching to a new one is the way to go. Thanks to OPML files, you can get it done in just a few minutes. The OPML file will now automatically be downloaded to your phone. Alternatively, you can also find the same option in the settings menu. Then just tap the file you want to import, select all the podcasts you want to transfer over, and the app will do the rest.
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