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Arielle is the host of this podcast that is by and for podcasters and podcast listeners alike. Coinciding with her newsletter, she curates lists of podcasts that follow similar themes, sending them directly to your inbox. On the podcast, she has guests on to talk about their own shows, what is meaningful to them, and how they got started podcasting.

Arielle is one of the best in the biz for open and honest communication when it comes to the industry of podcasting. She has been extremely helpful to me in the past and listening to her podcast is a great way to continue to absorb her knowledge. 10/10 recommend for all fans of the medium.

I've enjoyed following the EarBuds newsletter and have found some great podcasts as a result. I was excited to finally check out the podcast version, and it did not disappoint. Easy to listen to, to the point, and features a variety of voices from episode to episode. Definitely worth including in your regular rotation.

Arielle is one of those humans who gives in spite of the world being focused on getting! She gives on her podcast just as she does in person - we have received from her in both places! Give her a listen and you’ll get something too!

Arielle does a great job of bringing in people who pick a theme and bring in the best of the best via podcast lists. On top of all of that, she is super knowledgeable about how to get your podcast going and make it better. She's your favorite podcaster's favorite industry podcaster. I'm still surprised that she gives away so much good information for free. Great for folks who want to get into podcasting or people who are curious about how podcasts work. Very helpful

I make this podcast a part of my weekly rotation. I enjoy hearing a fellow podcaster share about why they've selected certain episodes for the newsletter and Arielle does a great job hosting and moving things along. I've learned a lot from the podcast and I've discovered some great podcasts along the way!

Arielle’s newsletter is invaluable, and I’m so pleased that it exists in audio form! It’s a great way to discover fresh perspectives and new shows in well curated, digestible episodes.

I've been a fan of the EarBuds Podcast Collective newsletter for years, and a podcast version highlighting the goods just makes perfect sense. You get a nice mix of diverse voices and the top of the show rant is often very helpful, even for an old podcasting geezer like me. Arielle's voice is also quite soothing, and that's a plus in my book. Give it a try — you won't regret it.

Here's a great thing about this podcast--the fact that each list is curated by something else is one of the best ways to spread diversity in voices. Just the diversity in the voices of the people curating lists increases the diversity in topics exponentially--there are lists devoted to coffee lovers, theater lovers, or even podcasts for kids. That it's well-produced and always engaging should also be said. If you're looking for new podcasts (as I imagine you may be, as you're reading a review on Podchaser), this (and the accompanying newsletter) is one of the best resources available.

I love EVERYTHING Arielle Nissenblatt! Earbuds Podcast Collective that provides curated lists of podcasts in your favorite niche. So smart!! I loved curating a list of important podcasts about Alzheimer’s and can’t thank Arielle enough for creating a platform that spotlights some of the best listens in any category you can think of!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

A podcast about podcasts! What more could you need? Arielle brings on a guest who recommends 5 podcast episodes based on a theme. The recommendations are great but the interview is what you'd want to tune in for. This show is a great way to find new podcasts.

This podcast is a golden nugget of great information for finding podcasts and learning about the curators and lists on EarBuds Podcast Collective Newsletter. It's a weekly must-listen for me!

Love the podcast recommendations but especially love the interviews with podcast people.

I've just discovered this amazing podcast and the concept is wonderful. I'm working my way back to the beginning, one episode at a time!