Suzanne Recommends

The Dutch Rijksmuseum is my absolute favorite museum, ever. It's collection is massive and includes famous works from amazing artists like van Gogh, Frans Hals and Rembrandt. But it's not just the famous works that I love, the museum also has amazing, stunning works you probably never heard of. And the awesome thing? Many of them are available, copyright free in their online archive.  So today, I'm going to share with you some of the beautiful works I've found that you can download and use as your phone background this fall season!

One of my favorite easy ways to find a new podcast to listen to is to simply search for example "BBC" or "CBC" and see if they have produced a new one. I have a list of my favorite networks/podcast producers to search for. It's way harder to find a good podcast that is completely independent from bigger companies/professional broadcasters. And for them, it's way harder to find a way to show up on your Spotify homepage or podcast app feed. But that doesn't mean they don't exist and it certainly doesn't mean they aren't worth a listen! So today I want to share with you a list of my favorite independent podcasts! A quick note before we start: I have linked to the podcasts own website or YouTube whenever I can, but rest assured: these podcasts are available wherever you get your podcasts! Do you want to save this list? Nice! Here is a picture:  1. Do Go On Start with episode: The Mystery of DB Cooper Tag words: Comedy, not suitable for children, ...