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Dave suggests Hidden Brain, Radiolab, The Takeaway, OPB’s Here and Now, Medium. Jane also likes Freakonomics, Stuff You Should Know, Reply All, This American Life, and TED Radio Hour.

• Podcast Directory
• iTunes

• www.poets.org/
  Website for the Academy of American Poets; one of the leading poetry sites online.
• www.poetryfoundation.org/
  Website of the Poetry Foundation. Browse by poem or poet, and access archived issues of Poetry magazine.

• TED Talks
• Talks at Google
• The Moth
• PechaKucha