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The Coziest Podcast Episodes to Enjoy During the Fall Season

I love to change my media consumption with the seasons. Nothing quite like curling up on one of the first rainy days of fall and hearing the tones of the Gilmore Girls intro while you sip your cinnamon tea!

Besides my music, shows and books, I also like to match my podcast listening to the season! So today I wanted to share my favorite podcast episodes that get me into a fall mood. Note that I did not grow up celebrating Halloween, so my fall vibes are rarely spooky! If you've never listened to these podcasts before, I will give you a brief introduction with all you need to know before I list my favorite fall episodes!

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Every episode is linked individually to the host's own website! For Spotify listeners, I have created a playlist that includes all the episodes mentioned in this blogpost. 


Ologies with Alie Ward Introduction

Alie Ward is a delightful, curious host who dives into a different science niche every week by interviewing an 'ologist' in that field. Alie herself isn't a scientist, so whenever things get confusing, she will side bar and provide you with all the knowledge you need to follow along with the expert! The episodes are filled to the brim with knowledge, but somehow make for a very casual, fun listen!

As a reminder: these are my personal favorite Ologies episodes that gave me a fuzzy, autumnal feeling. This is not a comprehensive list of all Fall themed ologies episodes!

The Playlist:

1. Coffeeology (COFFEE) with Peter Giuliano

2. Anagnosology (READING) with Adrian Johns

3. Pomology (APPLES) with Susan K. Brown

4. Ciderology (DELICIOUS APPLE BEVERAGES) with Gabe Cook

5. Cucurbitology (PUMPKINS) with Anne Copeland

6. Phenology (FALL/SEASONS) with Libby Ellwood

7. Urocynology (LITTLE GREY FOXES) with Bill Leikam

8. Sciuridology (SQUIRRELS) with Karen Munroe

9. Cabinology (CABINS) with Dale Mulfinger

10. Medieval Codicology (WEIRD OLD MANUSCRIPT ART & MEMES & SNAILS) with Evan Pridmore

11. Castorology (BEAVERS) with Rob Rich

12. Witchology (WITCHES & WITCHCRAFT) Part 1 with Fio Gede Parma

13. Witchology (WITCHES & WITCHCRAFT) Part 2 with Fio Gede Parma

14. Mycology (MUSHROOMS) with Tom Volk

15. Deltiology (POSTCARDS) with Donna Braden

16. Museology (MUSEUMS) with Ronnie Cline



Articles of Interest Introduction
Articles of Interest is a spin off of the hit podcast 99% Invisible. Instead of reporting on stories about design, host Avery Trufelman covers stories related to fashion. From why woman rarely get the pockets they deserve, to the history of modesty or nudity. Avery is a curious, witty host that makes even the unlikely topics interesting!

The Playlist:



Stuff You Should Know Introduction

Stuff You Should Know is created by the duo Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant, originally writers, they became an iconic podcasting duo in 2008. Yes, you read that right! They have been at this podcasting thing for a while! Every episode, they research a topic for a day or two and come together to talk about it. While talking about the topics, they also chat as friends and colleagues: talking about their wives (Emily and Umi), their families and pets. It makes for very cosy listening, with some great trivia you can pick up along the way!

The Playlist:

1. Beavers: Tail Slapping Fun
2. Printing Press? Big Deal!
3. Oh Yes, How Soil Works
4. Hummingbirds: Ornery Helicopters of the Animal Kingdom
5. Amazing Animal Stories!
6. Blacksmiths? You got that right!
7. What Were the BONE WARS?
8. Pando: Earth's Oldest, Hugest Organism Is Trees!
9. Truffles: Underground Treasures
10. How Fireplaces Work
11. Composting: Nature's Most Interesting Process
12. Hibernation: Not a Snooze
13. Why do leaves change colors in the fall?
14. How Tea Works
15. Pagans, Neo-Pagans, Wiccans - Let's Sort It Out!
16. Typewriters: Mechanical Brilliance
17. Did Shakespeare really write all that stuff?
18. Squirrels Ahoy!
19. The Delightful History of Pubs
20. What is folklore?



 Short History of... Introduction

Short History of... is a history documentary podcast covering a different topic from history each episode. They mix immersive storytelling with interviews with experts. As far as I know, there are two hosts who both have fantastic deep, soothing voices that really add to the cosy feel for me!

The Playlist:



That's it for now! I wish you a lovely fall-season and if you are looking for some TV-shows with autumn vibes, you can find a list of my favorites here!

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