What niche podcasts have students seen that can increase their knowledge?

The first part, genius. FM anchor will interview 10000 people and tell 10000 professional stories. Whether it is a film special effects artist or a hospice care volunteer, we can learn the mystery from them. The question that shocked me the most came from an animal behavior trainer, who revealed the hidden rules of the industry that he could not bear to listen to. Guiyang was adulterated because of inbreeding. Some people call for adoption instead of buying, but using adoption to make money in disguise sounds really thoughtful and eye-opening.

The second part is the memorandum. Bloggers are investors. He will invite guests to discuss the observation and thinking of business on a large scale. They will talk about the history of independent cafes in Shanghai, IKEA in northern Europe and even perfume. Those who are interested in business can go and listen. TOP4 threw away the sci-fi podcast of sci-fi radio waves. They will accompany you to the depths of the stars when you are lonely. It soaks into cyberspace, jumps between time and space, and captures the sci-fi waves in every movie, game and animation.

The third part, limited culture. Also known as the Great Brahma Culture Blog, although the name culture is limited, you will feel that your culture is limited after listening to the descriptions of the three anchors. Three anchors discuss a book from their own perspectives, which will make a book more stereoscopic and stimulate your desire to read after listening.

The fourth part is about history. A very high-quality history blogger is a person who likes history since childhood. He studied the history of graduate students from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the Tang Dynasty, and then to Greece and Rome where the United States and the Soviet Union competed for hegemony. It's really interesting. I usually listen to it before going to bed, and then tax it slowly in the thick history.

The fifth part, jump to FM. Reading is a refuge, and listening to podcasts also puts me in a refuge. This is a literary magazine that you can listen to with your ears. We can follow writers to explore the birth of literary works, listen to creative minds from all walks of life, share literary inspiration, and make talking about literature an artistic creation. These are the blogs I have been listening to recently. If you have any suggestions, remember to leave a message in the comments section. Personally, I think listening with your eyes closed is really a very efficient way to learn. Now I have the habit of listening to podcasts before going to bed every day. I can try watching it every day. That's my way of letting my thoughts fly far away.