Worth a Listen: 10 Podcasts to Help Keep Kids Busy This Summer
Summer is here, and parents everywhere are looking for that sweet spot between letting kids relax and keeping their brains from turning completely into melted popsicles. The good news is that podcasts can be a handy, screen-free way to keep kids curious, laughing, thinking, and learning on car rides, rainy afternoons, quiet time, or while helping around the house.
Worth a Listen: 10 Podcasts for Backyard Projects and Outdoor Home Improvements
A backyard is never really finished. There is always a fence that could use fixing, a deck that needs staining, a firepit idea kicking around, a better place for the grill, a walkway that could be improved, or a corner of the yard that could become something useful. This week’s podcast list is for the weekend project folks who like making the outside of the home work a little better.
Worth a Listen: 10 Podcasts for New England Sports Fans
Around here, sports are never just sports. They are what we talk about at the diner, at work, in the truck, at the transfer station, and sometimes even when we swore we were not going to bring up the Patriots again. This week’s podcast list is for New England fans who follow the Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, Patriots, college teams, and the whole wonderful mess of Boston sports.
Worth a Listen: 10 Podcasts for New England Outdoor Folks
New England is a fine place to be outside. We’ve got mountain trails, trout streams, deer woods, snowmobile routes, back ponds, rocky coastlines, maple lots, and enough old logging roads to keep a person curious for a lifetime. This week’s podcast list is for folks who like fresh air, muddy boots, camp coffee, and a good story from the woods.
Worth a Listen: 10 Podcasts for Folks Who Love Local History
Some folks collect old postcards. Some read town reports for fun. Some can’t pass a historical marker without slowing down just a bit. This week’s podcast picks are for readers who like the stories hiding in old buildings, back roads, family lore, forgotten industries, and the strange little corners of New England.