CraftSanity Podcast

If you love crafts or anything that is handmade, then you should check out this podcast by Jennifer Ackerman Haywood: the CraftSanity Podcast.  This podcast is truly an informative show that talks about a lot of things that is purely handmade.

CraftSanity podcast features craft tips, projects and ideas as well as inspiring stories about creating handmade stuffs. The latest episode of CraftSanity podcast talked about featured an interesting interview of Jenna Woginrich, the author of Made From Scratch: Discovering the Pleasures of a Handmade Life.

The Activated Stories

The Activated Stories is a podcast that is composed of “theatrical folktales as well as travel stories from somewhere on the road”. This is a family oriented show created by a real family and intended to be shared to families anywhere in the globe.

Listening to this podcast is not only a good bonding activity with the entire family but also a great way to instill creativity and the joy of traveling with the children. Stories are usually tales from different countries like Easter Island and Japan, India, Africa and many others. The show will surely help us appreaciate and learn the culture of other countries in an entertaining way.

So if you are looking for a podcast that can be enjoyed by young and old, be sure to try The Activated Stories. Their latest episode is about “The Boo Brothers”,  a story of sibling rivalry, virtue triumphant, and unorthodox horticulture from Korea.

The CraftyPod

The CraftyPod is a show about making stuffs from sewing your own clothes, crafting with neckties to baking and decorating gingerbread houses! This is definitely a wholesome podcast for the family and people who love doing crafts.

The show is hosted by Diane Gilleland, a passionate crafter who generously shares her ideas in every interesting stuff she made. So if you want to learn fun activities that you can do with your family and friends or just something you can be busy with, check out the cool crafts that Sister Diane featured along with her special guests.

The latest episode of CraftyPod is just in time for the holidays because you will know about building great crafty celebrations and why craft is good for gatherings of family and friends at holiday time.

Podictionary

As the name suggests, this podcast has something to do about words because everyday, Podictionary features a word with its meaning and its surprising history. This in indeed for word lovers, students and other people who would like to know more about the words we are using.

Podictionary is hosted by Charles Hodgson, the author of Carnal Knowledge – A Navel Gazer’s Dictionary of Anatomy, Etymology, and Trivia.  So you can really expect a more interesting and fun discussion about the words he featured in this podcast.

The latest episode of Podictionary is about guppy – a little fish. Tune-in and know more about this little fish which is named after a person.

Make It Green Girl Podcast

The Make-It-Green Girl is a podcast that provides earth-friendly tips and environmental advices that is highly recommended for everybody. The show is hosted by Anna Elzeftawy who truly cares for the environment since her childhood days.

This is a great show for families and individuals who are conscious on what’s happening in our environment. Each episode of Make-It-Green Girl podcast features interesting and highly practical tips about earth awareness that we can incorporate in our day to day activities.

Join Anna on another episode of Make It Green Girl Podcast wherein she shared her insights about the impact and long-term impact of nuclear power in the human society.

The Psych Files Podcast

The Psych Files is one of the popular higher education podcasts that hit the top5 list in iTunes. This show is hosted by Dr. Dr. Michael Britt, and each episode, he lively tackles interested topics in psychology that interest not only students but also parents and educators.

The Psych Files is indeed a good informative and entertaining podcast for anybody who is interested to learn something new about Psychology. Join Dr. Michael Britt on his latest Psych Files episode entitled Mnemonic Device for Erikson’s Eight Stages of Development where Dr. Britt used little fun in the peg word mnemonic device and ordinary household objects to show how mnemonics work and how to apply them to the challenge of memorizing Erikson’s eight stages.

The Podnutz Podcast

Podnutz is a do-it-yourself computer repair podcast where you can learn to fix your own computer system. This is a recommended show for people who do not have the so-called technical background in computer and for those who are tired and sick of calling their PC technician every time something weird happened to their computers.

The show is hosted by Steve Cherubino and each episode of Podnutz is filled with interesting tips and advices about restoring or repairing computer.  This is great show to learn the necessary troubleshooting steps and preventive measures for the common computer problem.  You will understand more about malware, viruses and spywares too!

So join Steve on the latest episode of Podnutz where he is joined by Ken Colburn of DataDoctors.com. They discusses about some facts about the data recovery business;  5 Signs your computer is about to have a meltdown; and how buying a franchise may be a good idea if you are interested in the computer repair field.

Brains Matter Podcast

Brains Matter is a podcast about everything Science. This is one good podcast for the whole family as it covers wide range of science and technology topics, trivia, and even history. Each episode of Brains Matter features Science expert, scientist or well-known professors who share their ideas and knowledge about interesting topics such as galaxy formation, different types of pain, evolution, mathematical genius and mythological references within Star Trek.

Check out the latest episode of Brains Matter that featured Dr Sarah Maddison from the Swinburne University of Technology. Dr. Sarah shared her insights about planetary form in our solar system and other systems around the universe.

The Parent’s Journal Podcast

The Parent’s Journal with Bobbi Conner is a weekly podcast about parenting; but unlike other parenting shows, the Parent’s Journal is a holistic show that is designed for mothers, fathers, caregivers and educators.

Each episode of Parent’s Journal tackles timely issues about parenting and childhood. Bobbi Conner, the host of Parent’s Journal talks and interviews parents and various child development experts to discuss the wide range of topics that matter in the development of children.

So if you want to learn and be a better parent who can cope up with the ups and downs of raising children, tune-in to Parent’s Journal as it can surely provide you everything that you need to know from the emotional, psychological to intellectual and physical aspect of childhood development.

What Really Matter By Vicky And Jen

What Really Matter by Vicky and Jen is a podcast that will surely be loved by mothers, fathers, grandparents and individuals who are family oriented because this wholesome show features practical tips and helpful advices on making like easier and happier.

Vicky and Jen invite experts in each of their episode to share practical ideas that can help us become productive, organized and holistic in our day to day living. They also focus on ideas on how each person can improve emotionally, stay motivated and attain healthy life.

In fact, the latest episode of What Really Matter is so worthy to listen and should not be missed because they have Jamie Novak, bite-size living expert and author of 1,000 Best Quick and Easy Time-Saving Strategies as a guest. They talked about simple time-saving strategies and secrets that will make various house chores manageable and even fun to do.