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Newsroom Infobae
Podcasts are audio products that are available through files or streaming platforms, such as Spotify and One of its great advantages is that the user can listen to it whenever he wants and as many times as he wants.<\/b>.
Just as in the new millennium people can stay up to date with news from their country by having media applications or viewing movie catalogs from their cell phones, they can also enjoy listen to news, stories, tales, interviews, among others<\/b> through their mobile devices without having to be glued to their screen and with the ability to do other tasks simultaneously.
To avoid wasting any more time trying to decide which podcast to listen to, here we bring you a list of the audio productions<\/b> most popular of the moment through Spotify.
1. Talking Bullshit<\/i><\/b>
Jorge Luna and Ricardo Mendoza talking nonsense and improvising with their questions. Nonsense, right?
2. Naked Psychology | @psi.mammoliti<\/i><\/b>
In this podcast, we talk about emotions. About your internal mechanisms: Why do you do what you do? Why can't you express certain emotions and others? Why do you feel bad sometimes? Why do some things distress you, generate fear, nostalgia, or give you pleasure? How can you regulate your emotions to feel balanced? Emotional management is the KEY to living a meaningful life. And it's in your hands to learn it! The gateway to this process? Psychology Uncovered. Led by Clinical Psychologist Marina Mammoliti. www.psimammoliti.com
3. Case 63<\/i><\/b>
Year 2022. Psychiatrist Elisa Aldunate records the sessions of an enigmatic patient, registered as Case 63, who claims to be a time traveler. What begins as routine therapy sessions quickly transforms into a story that threatens the boundaries of what is possible and what is real. A story that moves freely between the future and the past of two characters who, perhaps, hold the future of humanity in their hands. Starring Antonia Zegers and N\u00e9stor Cantillana, Case 63 is a Spotify original podcast.
4. You are rich<\/i><\/b>
Besides yelling that you're hot 24\/7, Danielita takes it seriously when it comes to making you see it. Advice, self-love, relationships, and a good dose of BLOCK IT in rockstar mode. I'm telling you this in "bbita, realize it" mode while I finish my psychology degree. You're hot, my life, and the time has come to see it. Follow me on Instagram, my love, for content about Danielita's life @danisayan. Follow the Podcast on Instagram for episode reflections, sneak peaks, and much more! @estasricapodcast
5. Phoenix Seminar \u2013 Brian Tracy<\/i><\/b>
Phoenix Seminar by Brian Tracy. Complete modules in Spanish.
6. Marian Rojas Estap\u00e9's Podcast<\/i><\/b>
Marian Rojas Estap\u00e9, doctor and psychiatrist, brings us some podcast episodes where we can better understand ourselves. Marian tells and explains specific topics about the mind, behavior, and the emotional world. We will learn about oxytocin and cortisol. We will have keys to identify the vitamin-rich people around us. Marian will talk to us about many topics related to our mental health and will teach us to live more harmoniously through knowledge of our bodies. The Marian Rojas Estap\u00e9 Podcast is an exclusive podcast on Spotify. Credits: Script and voiceover: Marian Rojas Estap\u00e9. Production: Editorial Espasa. Direction: Sergio Garc\u00eda J\u00e1\u00f1ez. Recording: Margot Mart\u00edn. Edited by: Sunne de Naci\u00f3n Podcast.
7. Dark Psychology<\/i><\/b>
How does a manipulative person's brain work? How can you spot a manipulative person? How can you influence others' decisions without them noticing?
8. Tales of the Night<\/i><\/b>
In the tradition of classic radio shows, this program tells the stories, tales, and legends that haunt the streets of Mexico and Latin America. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com\/privacy for more information.
9. talking about life<\/i><\/b>
Sometimes things happen to me that I need to share.
10. Stories in English with Duolingo<\/i><\/b>
Improve your English and your knowledge of the English-speaking world with fascinating real-life stories told in easy-to-understand English with Spanish commentary to help you with context. Created by Duolingo, the best way to learn a language. Presented by Diana Gameros in collaboration with Adonde Media.
*Some titles may not have a description because the platform does not provide one.<\/i>
A podcast is an audio product<\/b> which has a defined frequency and can be made up of several episodes, although it has its origins in radio, today those who like this format can find it on internet pages or streaming platforms like Spotify.
Although podcasts began as a discussion between several participants on a particular topic, over time the ways of doing them have diversified and now it can be just one person speaking or a group, likewise, they are not only used as a space to exchange points of view, but they also cover genres of interview<\/b> like the podcast #EnCasaDeMara<\/i> where he asks questions to various characters such as Edy Smol<\/b>, either fiction<\/b>, as is the case with the suspense story of Chilean podcast Case 63<\/i><\/b>, or deal with topics of science, politics, journalism, well-being, among others.
The word \u201cpodcast\u201d was first used on February 12, 2004.<\/b> by journalist Ben Hammersley from The Guardian<\/i> in an article in which I talked about how economically viable it was to make an online radio program and access it whenever users want.
Although there are various debates about when the first podcast in history emerged, several experts have pointed out that the idea was clear from the creation of the Thomas Alva Edison's phonograph in 1870<\/b>, when intellectuals of the time such as Philip Hubert, Octave Uzanne and Edward Bellamy predicted that people would end up \u201creading with their eyes closed\u201d books, newspapers and magazines and even mothers would stop snoring while telling stories to their children before going to sleep.<\/p>\n

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