NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 28: Host and Editorial Director TED Radio Hour Guy Raz and Creator and Host This American Life Ira Glass speak onstage at the The On Demand Audio and Podcast Revolution: ...

Making the decision to be a lifelong learner is one of the best choices you can make. Investing in yourself continually through furthering your understanding of the world will help you come to a great ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When your commute turns into a bore or you’re up for picking up a new skill, these educational podcasts will drop some serious ...

Scientists warn that we lose something important when we shift from learning from books to learning from podcasts and videos. Imagine a group of people sitting around listening to a storyteller recite ...

Consider a group of new sociology students who are about to dive into a completely new subject. Half of them are fresh out of upper secondary school. They need to settle into student life and get to ...

As Deborah Nichols traversed from Kansas City to Lawrence, Kansas, daily for her postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Kansas, her preteen son in the backseat, a familiar story flowed out from ...

(By Buzz Knight) The podcast community has exploded in recent years and has many unique attributes that traditional media and the radio business specifically can consider emulating and learn from.

Finding innovative ways to engage students while maximizing learning is a goal many educators strive for. In today’s digital age, it is necessary for educators to think outside the box when planning ...

“We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak,” said Greek philosopher Epictetus. When we listen, we learn. Through active listening we can learn new skills, gain new ...

This study explores U.S. adults’ views of and experiences with podcasts as a part of the news and information landscape. To examine the ways Americans get news and information in a digital age, Pew ...

When you choose to get your information mostly from podcasts and short videos, you’re participating in this revival of oral culture, they argue. What’s that doing to our society? To your brain?