The hottest Audio Shows Substack posts right now

The podcast focuses on unique stories and discussions relevant to the Chicago area.
Listeners can engage with the content by following the provided links.
There are visual elements included, like images, to complement the discussions in the podcast.

Join a live show recording on May 9 at 7 pm US Eastern time in Discord for subscribers. It will be a discussion with writer Joseph Sciambra.
The show will explore controversial questions about the relationship between child abuse and homosexuality, including causes and correlations.
Paid subscribers can interact during the event and their questions will be included in the episode when it's released.

The podcast is now available in audio format on Substack. It's a new way for listeners to engage with the content.
Feedback from the audience is welcome to improve the show. They want to hear your thoughts and questions.
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'Drippin' Fresh' is now available on YouTube, making it easier for more people to watch and enjoy.
There will be a live event with DJ Jazzy Josh and the Fresh Drippers, happening at 9 PM on Sunday.
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Domestic abuse has become openly common in society. It's not just a personal issue, but affects our politics and culture too.
The show 'Disaffected' started to explore these serious themes in a personal way. Talking about individual experiences helps highlight larger societal problems.
Childhood experiences, especially under difficult or abusive circumstances, can shape one's understanding of public issues today. These personal stories can help illustrate what’s wrong in the world now.

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The podcast discusses how housing is often too expensive due to regulations. These rules limit the building of new homes, which can drive up prices.
There are ideas on how to make housing more affordable by changing or removing some of these regulations. This could help more people find homes without breaking the bank.
The conversation includes insights from the book 'Build, Baby, Build,' which offers solutions for better housing development.

Podcasters on Substack are making over $100 million a year, and this number has doubled recently. This means more people are choosing Substack to share their audio and video shows.
Substack now allows podcasters to share their episodes on Spotify, helping them reach more listeners. It's a great way to grow their audience and earn money.
Creators on Substack can customize their shows with features like transcripts, clip sharing, and mobile-friendly videos. These tools make it easier for them to connect with fans and produce quality content.

Humans have evolved with differences in psychology based on sex, not just physical traits. This means men and women might think and behave differently due to their evolutionary backgrounds.
Heather Heying, a biologist, shares insights about our evolutionary history and how it shapes our modern lives. Understanding this history can help us navigate today's challenges.
The discussion is only available as an audio podcast, so listeners need to tune in through podcast platforms to catch the conversation.