9 Podcasts by and for Women That’ll Improve Your Life

Nicole Villeneuve
Mar 13, 2019

Like many fields of work, the world of podcasting is still a male-dominated one. There are, however, several popular podcasts today that happen to be hosted by female-identifying voices. And while it’s silly to think that podcasts by men can’t be enjoyed by women, and vice versa, we can’t help but feel happy to have these pods by and for women in our lives. From history to self-care to stories from the workplace, check out some of our favorites below.

No Man’s Land: Described as “a history podcast about women who were too bad for your textbooks,” No Man’s Land comes courtesy of the women-focused co-working and community space The Wing. In its first six episodes, it tells the deeper stories of rule-breaking, game-changing women that have been left out of popular history, such as Stephanie “Queenie” St. Clair, a Harlem gambling pioneer and Black community advocate; members of the Women’s Social Clubs, who fought for social reform; and Ida B. Wells, a journalist and activist who battled racism and sexism her whole life. It’s informative and inspiring, and it will remind you that there’s more to history and historical figures than we know.

Forever 35: What started as a podcast by writers Doree Shafrir and Kate Spencer — AKA “two friends who love to talk about serums” — has blossomed into a wide-reaching, supportive community of women who encourage each other to practice self-love in all its many forms. Each week, Shafrir and Spencer take listeners’ calls and speak with guests such as comedian Nicole Byer, Salt Fat Acid Heat author/host Samin Nosrat, or facialist Courtney Chiusano about everything from skincare suggestions and self-care rituals to how to end toxic friendships or have a better sex life. Make it part of your soothing weekly me-time.

Call Your Girlfriend: This podcast-turned-pop-culture-phenomenon was started by Tech LadyMafia founder Aminatou Sow and journalist Ann Friedman. Billed as a podcast for long-distance besties everywhere, it features the friends’ weekly cross-country catch-up calls about what TV they’re watching (currently Hulu teen comedy Pen15), the current state of US politics, professional insights, and, yup, their periods. They also frequently interview notable women, such as the feminist icon Gloria Steinem. Their conversations are a weekly comfort — much like convos with your own BFF.

Stuff Mom Never Told You: The How Stuff Works show has been running since 2009 (!), so there’s a healthy back-catalog of content to keep you company on that long commute, while you cook, when hit the treadmill, or all of the above. Each week, hosts Bridget Todd and Anney Reese take a research-based look at the challenges women face, while dishing practical insight and advice from their own diverse backgrounds to help women with their work conundrums, social responsibilities, personal lives, and more.

Women Rule: With the upcoming 2020 presidential election already looming large, now’s the perfect time to get into Politico‘s Women Rule podcast. Hosted by Politico Playbook writer Anna Palmer, the show not only tackles the inner workings of major political parties and processes, but also gets up close with professional women all over the country — including Air Force secretary Heather Wilson, NHL executive vice president Kim Davis, and actor-turned-activist Piper Perabo — to talk about how they got where they are.

Being Boss: If your path is more creative than executive, but you’d still like to learn all about the business tactics that make a passion into a successful entrepreneurial pursuit, Being Boss is the pod for you. Hosts Emily Thompson and Kathleen Shannon delve into everything from establishing processes and boundaries (often difficult for freelancers) to learning business strategies and more, all in the interest of helping you make money doing something you love.

The Broad Experience: If you sometimes (okay, all the time) feel like your experiences of what it’s like to be a woman in the workplace go unheard or misunderstood, The Broad Experience is here to comfort you. The long-running show, hosted by journalist Ashley Milne-Tyte, tackles discrimination, work-life balance, boardroom politics, and more, and does so in a concise and compelling way.

My Favorite Murder: One of the most popular current podcasts is a true crime and comedy hybrid that, yes, covers famous and lesser-known murder cases, but is also an empowering and educational study in how to stand up for yourself and help stomp out misogyny. Hosts Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark have become feminist heroes not only for respectfully honoring victims, but also by being honest and open advocates for mental health resources and speaking out against sexism in media, law enforcement, and more. Plus, did we mention they’re just straight-up hilarious? If you’re not already, it’s time to become a Murderino.

LadyGang: Keltie Knight, Jac Vanek, and Becca Tobin host a no-holds-barred Hollywood-focused podcast that takes a look at all things entertainment and what it’s really like to live life in the spotlight. We don’t believe in “guilty” pleasures, but if we did, this mimosa-soaked celebrity pod would be counted among them. Instead, we just consider it one of our weekly (no guilt) pleasures.

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The End Of "The Rachael Ray Show" May Not Be The End Of TV For Rachael Ray

Rachael Ray may be taking a bow on The Rachael Ray Show — but she sure isn't stepping out of the culinary spotlight. While the ending to such a staple television show is bittersweet, the food mogul is certainly proud of becoming a household name and won't place her talents on hold. Ray created a production company, Free Food Studios, allowing her to produce additional culinary shows — and she even mentioned that she wouldn’t be opposed to hopping back in front of the camera one day.

We can certainly use more of her Italian food tips, you know, with her spending most of her time at her breathtaking dream home in the Tuscan hills. If anyone reading this is headed to Florence, Italy this summer, Rachael also has you covered with the best restaurant spot that is a must-add to your itinerary (and hopefully you can snag an invite to her dreamy Italian villa as well — at least, that’s what we are hoping).

17 seasons in and countless recipes later, the ABC star talked to us about her career and life plans post-daytime talk show. Rachael recently partnered up with Genova Premium Tuna to create a new pasta recipe (perfect for the warmer months, BTW), and revealed some of the most underrated ingredients to throw in — ever heard of Agretti? The queen of EVOO is here to tell you everything you need to know.

B+C: Let’s start by talking about your partnership with Genova Premium Tuna. For those who don’t eat it, the fish is often generalized to be kind of gross and smelly. Do you have any tips on how to incorporate tuna into the kitchen for people who’ve never worked with it before?

I love tuna because it's so versatile and easy to work with, especially a high-quality product like Genova Premium Tuna. One of my favorite dishes that my family is loving right now is my Genova Yellowfin Tuna and Artichoke Pasta, which is inspired by the flavors of Tuscany. But you can incorporate tuna into a number of other dishes from appetizers and sides to easy entrees.

B+C: I love the idea of Mediterranean Al Fresco dining. Are there any tips you can give to still achieve this vibe but on a low budget?

When hosting friends and family at my home in Tuscany, I like to up my floral game by reaching into my garden and adding in some fresh herbs – it’s aesthetically pleasing and smells DELISH!

B+C: With summer on the way as well, you created a Genova Yellowfin Tuna and Artichoke Pasta. Can you walk me through how to make that? Any standout tips for home cooks out there making this recipe?

My number one tip is to focus on ingredients. Finding high-quality ingredients helps to elevate even the simplest of recipes. I love that Genova Premium Tuna is made with premium cuts of hand-filleted, wild caught yellowfin and albacore tuna, drizzled with just the right amount of olive oil, which is always my preference because it adds so much great flavor, and it has no additives or preservatives. Just tuna, premium olive oil, and a pinch of sea salt.

B+C: Are there any underrated summer ingredients that you like to throw in pasta besides artichokes? What are the top three local ingredients you find yourself using right now?

Not really, there’s one that's very hard to find in America. I've only found it here once — it's called Agretti. It's in season right now. I have some in the fridge that I brought home from Italy. It looks like seaweed, but it actually grows in sandy soil — and only in the spring. I put it with anchovy oil. You could also make it withGenova Premium Tuna, red pepper flakes and lemon. It's delicious.

B+C: Switching gears to speak on your final season of The Rachael Ray Show. How are you feeling about the show coming to an end?

My life didn't come to an end, and I'm sure I'll still work with many of the people I've been working with at the daytime show for years to come. I'm celebrating the 17 years we had on the show — it's extraordinary to have that kind of opportunity. I love everyone that worked with me — families were built at our show.

I have many, many, many projects coming up, and I'm gonna try and use as many of my friends as possible on them. But I'm extremely proud of our show. It showed people that anybody can be a Rachael Ray and that anybody can change the world on any given day.

B+C: Throughout all of your years filming, is there a funny memory with a guest that still gets you laughing?

There's a million. I mean, we've done over 2,700 shows of the daytime television show, so there's a lot of memorable moments, of course. Maybe one of my biggest laughs is when I almost killed Cloris Leachman…God rest her soul now. She slipped on set and literally fell in the kitchen. An ambulance came and took her to the hospital, and she was hitting on the EMTs while they were literally wheeling her away. A few weeks later she sent me the shoes she was wearing when she fell in a clear box. She signed them and wrote, “Thanks for almost killing me.”

B+C: Is there a recipe from the show that people constantly tell you that they make or just became a fan favorite?

I can't even count how many recipes I've written. I wrote every single recipe for every show. But if I had to pick a fan favorite, I would say anything that says Buffalo or Chili in front of it. I think my Buffalo Chicken Chili is the most downloaded recipe on our website.

B+C: With you being such a culinary inspiration throughout the years and having so many guests, is there anyone in the industry that has inspired you?

There are so many inspirations…my grandfather and my mother are probably my biggest inspirations in the kitchen because growing up we lived in the kitchen, and they instilled my work ethic in me. But everyone that I've ever worked with at Food Network is a huge inspiration — Emeril [Lagasse], Sarah Molten! I have so many dear friends like Bobby Flay and Anne Burrell. Guy [Fieri], I've known since the beginning of his career — I was his coach. There’re so many people that I just love and adore. Jacques Pepin is the greatest living! And chef José Andrés is my biggest partner in our philanthropic efforts. He's the reason I got to start my tours in Ukraine. I worked at the World Central Kitchen, and I'll be going back to Ukraine for my fifth time in June.

B+C: You also recently launched your production company, Free Food Studios. What projects are you looking to focus on? Any specific foods or locations?

We're currently filming another renovation show for A&E. Basically, we go to people's homes that have lost everything to fire or flood — or in two cases, people losing control of their cars and driving through homes — and we try to give 'em a leg up while they're rebuilding their lives. For example, we help them decorate and get the stuff that they need and want, and then we kind of bless the house by having a big food event. We break bread together, and they get to write all of their own menus that I cook for them. Some of them were unusual, but we give 'em whatever they want.

B+C: Would you ever consider going back in front of the camera after the show ends? Maybe for a Tuscany related show?

You bet. And we already filmed a renovation show that focused on my Tuscan home that aired and is streaming on A&E.

B+C: Florence is a hot spot in Italy, especially with the summer coming up. What’s your go-to restaurant spot there?

I haven't been to Florence in years because I live in Tuscany now, but I love Il Latini. It's a beautiful restaurant with a huge farm — a lot of what they serve in the restaurant comes from the owner’s farm. The owner's also very proud of his book collection. He was a big reader and has all his books that surrounded the dining room and hanging prosciutto that's dangling from the ceiling. It's always a wonderful, wonderful time to eat there.

B+C: So besides your production studio, what else is next for you?

I'm going to be working from both Italy and my home in upstate NY. So, it's gonna be a lot of work because I have a lot of TV projects planned — and about to be announced! So, I don't know that there's gonna be a lot of time for much else except, an occasional nap and my work in Ukraine.

Rachael Ray's Genova Yellowfin Tuna Pasta Recipe

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Ingredients:

For the Artichokes

  • Artichokes (fresh or canned, see instructions below)
  • 12 small/baby artichokes
  • 2 lemons
  • 3 Tablespoons EVOO (extra virgin olive oil)
  • Salt & pepper (or red pepper)

For the Pasta

  • 2 Tablespoons EVOO (extra virgin olive oil)
  • 4 Tablespoons butter, cut into tabs
  • 4 cloves garlic, chopped
  • 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper, optional
  • Salt
  • 1⁄2 cup white wine (you may use chicken or vegetable stock) 1 pound spaghetti or linguine
  • 2 cans (5 ounces each) Genova Yellowfin Tuna in Olive Oil
  • Juice of 1 lemon
  • 1 cup grated Pecorino Romano cheese
  • 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh Italian parsley, divided
  • A small handful of fresh mint, chopped and divided 1⁄4 cup toasted pistachios, chopped (or pine nuts)

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Instructions:

  • Serves 4
  • Prep Time 15 minutes
  • Cook Time 40 minutes

For the Artichokes

  1. Preheat the oven to 425 F.
  2. If using fresh artichokes: Fill a bowl with cold water and the juice of 1 lemon. Trim the tops of the artichokes and a few of the tougher outer leaves. If using canned artichoke hearts in water, use 2 cans, drain well and quarter lengthwise.
  3. Using a vegetable peeler or small paring knife, trim the stems a bit.
  4. Halve the artichokes and place in the lemon water. Let soak for a few minutes, drain and pat dry on a kitchen towel.
  5. Arrange the artichokes in a casserole or baking dish and add the juice of the remaining lemon (then quarter the lemon) and throw the lemon wedges into the dish as well.
  6. Add the EVOO, salt and pepper (red pepper, if using).
  7. Roast for 25-30 minutes or until tender.

For the Pasta

  1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil to cook the pasta.
  2. While the water is coming to a boil, place a large skillet over medium heat and add the olive oil and butter. Add the garlic, red pepper (if using) and a sprinkle of salt and swirl a minute more. Add the white wine (or stock if using) and let reduce by half.
  3. When the water comes to a boil, salt the water, add pasta and cook a minute less than the directions. Reserve 1⁄2 cup of the pasta cooking water before draining.
  4. Add the artichokes into the large skillet along with the Genova Yellowfin Tuna with its oil and gently break up with the back of a wooden spoon or paddle.
  5. Add the lemon juice and starchy pasta cooking water to the skillet along with the drained pasta, cheese, half of the parsley and mint and pistachios. Toss to combine, top with the remaining herbs and serve.

You can enter for a chance to recreate Rachael's al fresco experience at-home at GenovaSeafood.com/alfresco/! Now through the end of May you could win the Ultimate Al Fresco Experiential Kit, including a custom al fresco-inspired design consultation that's directly approved by Rachael herself + a $20,000 budget to complete the project.

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This interview has been edited for clarity.

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30 Flattering One Piece Bathing Suits You'll Feel Good In

Sun, sand, and a tan. That’s the ideal summertime itinerary, and there’s *no other* garment that can take you there all the way than a one piece bathing suit.

One piece swimsuits lend themselves to multiple wears, with huge thanks to their versatility – one moment, you’re flaunting a floral one piece, catching some well-earned seaside rays, and another, you’re wearing one under a long skirt to attend the iconic post-beach dinner.

Just like any summer uniform, one piece bathing suits come in a wide variety of styles from ultra-casual to ultra-chic so you always feel fitted. We’ve rounded up our favorites below – scroll and shop for every type of one piece you could ever want – always comfy and cute.

Aerie Sparkle Babewatch One Piece ($33)

Dare to step out in sparkles. This one piece will spice up your summer with its glowy gradient blues and greens! ✨​

Parade V-Plunge One Piece ($68)

Make sure you get all that sun with a one piece that lets you show some skin! Take this deep-cut suit from Parade for example – the V shape is insanely flattering.

Kona Sol Pucker Textured Square Neck One Piece ($40)

This suit spruces up your warm weather look with a touch of texture. Alongside the ribbing detail comes a feminine square neckline and some cheeky strap action in the back.

Aerie Wide Rib Cut Out Ring One Piece ($36)

Thankfully, we've moved past the era of boring one pieces. Now you can get your hands on cutout styles that accentuate the *best* parts of your beach bod, such as this darling Aerie design.

Sea Star Cover Swim Coastal Coral One Piece ($245)

Say no to harmful UV rays with a long-sleeve one piece bathing suit. This pick gives you that much-needed coverage while boasting stylish details found in the front zipper and cheeky bottom cut!

Frankie's Bikinis x Sydney Sweeney 509 Ruffle One Piece ($185)

If you're totally tuned in to the cottagecore aesthetic, and can't seem to shop any other way, this one piece was made for you. With this delicate design, beach days become so much more elegant.

Billabong Out Of The Blue Morgan One Piece ($100)

Don some checkers this season – everyone's all over this pattern. Billabong brings us a one piece bathing suit that's on-trend and 100% up for all the summer fun.

Kona Sol Shoulder Tie Medium Coverage One Piece ($40)

The cute shoulder ties on this pick add a subtle pinch of pizazz. We love the tropical florals pictured on the fabric because they reminds us of the latest The White Lotus season – who wouldn't want a taste of Sicilian style?

Beach Riot Joyce Ribbed Cutout One Piece ($168)

You're sure to be in a constant state of joy whenever you wear this swim piece. The vibrant bands of color put rainbows to shame, catching the eye of every passerby at the pool or beach. 👀

Farm Rio Mixed Scarves One Piece ($195)

This eclectic one piece has every good part about vacation pictured on its fabric. Opt for fun graphics like these for a unique getaway look.

Seea Ginger One Piece ($145)

A classic silhouette never fails when it comes to swimsuits. We already gab on about our passion for vintage, and this pick has it *all* with high-cut legs and sculpted bust.

Billabong Otis Sunrise One Piece ($70, was $116)

It's giving surfer girl, and we want ​in. ​This sleek suit shows off a unique zig-zag lining along the side, and a bold sun graphic on the front that'll turn heads this summer. ☀️​

Toast Solid High Cut One Piece ($90)

Have a ball grabbing this swim style in 20 different colors. That's right – this simple silhouette is available in a ton of different shades so you can find your perfect color match! It's as basic as basic gets, which means there are endless ways to style it!

Out From Under San Tropez One Piece ($85)

The strappy back and highlighted stitching details on this one piece bathing suit emit a futuristic look. The only thing we see in your future is a perfectly lazy beach day in this suit – ice-cold margarita in-hand, of course.

Frankie's Bikinis x Sydney Sweeney Lucia Ruffle One Piece ($185)

Because sometimes you just want to look super girly. This one piece doesn't shortchange on any feminine florals, flirty ruffles, or bright pinks!

PacSun Eco Green Cora Scrunch One Piece ($37)

This pistachio-esque hue *might* just be the color of the summer. Above anything, it's because we're simply obsessed with it. We're also obsessing over this one piece's textured shape and basic cut, since they both make this pick easy to throw on, pre-beach.

Gigi C Charlie Plunging One Piece ($200)

The tiny cutouts on this suit keeps things funky and fresh. Not to mention, the glowing lilac shade recalls the brights of the 80's for the best taste of summer nostalgia.

& Other Stories Frill Bandeau Swimsuit ($79)

Ruffles on ruffles... we wouldn't want it *any* other way. This one piece bathing suit delivers on the cutest details while still being extremely comfy to wear.

Dippin' Daisy's Angelic One Piece ($88)

Angelic, indeed. This one piece bathing suit envelopes you in a form-fitting bodice that explodes into cut ruffle and shoulder tie details.

Aniela Parys Marina One Piece ($158)

The duo-tone colors on this suit shake any look off-kilter, in the best ways. Both shades are neutral, so styling is made easy.

MeUndies One Piece ($78)

The plunging neckline and criss-cross back straps keep your bod in this cute suit at all times, so there's no seaside mishaps, even if a wave's coming right at you. 😬​

Visual Mood Arya Reversible One Piece Swimsuit ($135)

Reversible one pieces are a *huge* player in maximizing your wardrobe. On the opposite side of this floral pattern lies an adorable purple-y plaid that can also be sported as a bodysuit under shorts and skirts.

Lucky Brand Seersucker Asymmetrical One Piece ($40, was $128)

This aqua color will go well with this season's sunsets. Lucky Brand's one piece boasts a trendy asymmetrical neckline and textured seersucker fabric!

Black One Piece Bathing Suits

PacSun Eco Black Sunseeker One Piece ($45)

The flirty front cut outs on this pick complement every body, showing some skin and adding visual interest to beachy 'fits.

Skatie The Rachel One Piece ($160)

This black one piece bathing suit is ultra basic, but that's a good thing. The fit is also entirely flattering, no matter your bod.

Summersalt The Sidestroke One Piece ($95)

This piece keeps things interesting with an asymmetrical cut.

Summer Mae Retro One Piece ($35)

This one piece features a low-cut back design so you can get *all* the sun.

Skims Swim Scoop Neck One Piece ($88)

Skims swim designs hold everything together while providing a smoothing effect.

CUPSHE Scallop Trim One Piece ($33)

The scalloped trim on this bathing suit scream beach time!

Shade & Shore One Shoulder Bow Cut One Piece ($40)

We just can't resist a bow detail – this pick from Shade & Shore does it right.

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26+ New TV Shows To Watch This Weekend

Nothing beats curling up on the couch with a cozy blanket and a new season of your favorite TV show. Or a few new TV shows entirely! Whether you're into dramas, comedies, or you love watching your favorite books play out on screen, these 2023 series feature all our favorite themes, amazing costumes, and also have some pretty big names attached to them. Keep reading for the scoop, and see how many new shows you can watch before this year's Emmy's.

The Best TV Shows Of 2023

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National Treasure: Edge of History — On Disney+

While this show technically premiered at the end of 2022, it ended after the new year so we didn't want to miss the chance to recommend it! Edge of History follows Jess and her friends, who find themselves in a race against dangerous black market dealer Billie for an ancient treasure. Even though it can be little cheesy at times, the treasure hunting and themes of loyalty and friendship make this show pure fun. It's also a great option for younger family members.

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Kaleidoscope — On Netflix

This groundbreaking limited series features eight episodes surrounding a heist, covering a period of 25 years. Every episode takes place during a different point during those 25 years, and while it features both internal and external threats, the truly unique thing about this show is that you can change the order that you watch the episodes and get a different viewing experience every time.

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Ginny & Georgia: Season 2 — On Netflix

The new season of Ginny & Georgia finds Ginny wrestling with the knowledge that her step-dad died at the hands of her mother. Georgia, however, would rather focus on the present, but it doesn't take long for her to realize that the past always catches up to you.

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Velma — On HBO Max

This updated take on Mystery Inc. stars Mindy Kaling, Sam Richardson, Glenn Howerton, and Constance Wu as the members of the Scooby gang. The season follows the group as they solve a mystery, with an emphasis on the underrated genius that is Velma. Fair warning: this is one cartoon that probably isn't for kids.

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Break Point — On Netflix

This docuseries spends a year following a group of tennis players around the world as they compete in ATP and WTA tours. Featuring highs and lows for each member, you'll get a glimpse of what it looks like to be one of the best players in the world.

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The Last of Us — On HBO Max

Joel (Pedro Pascal) smuggles Ellie (Bella Ramsey) out of a quarantine zone and across postapocalyptic America in this show based on the 2013 PlayStation game. Every turn is full of danger, threats, and humans infected with a deadly fungus. The show has been a smash hit and is already being considered for the 2023 Emmys. The B+C team is obsessed.

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Love Island UK: Season 9 — On Hulu

This reality show follows a group of glamorous singles living together in a beautiful villa. They make connections and fall in love while the audience at home watches — an audience who also decides who gets to stay, and who has to leave.

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How I Met Your Father: Season 2 — On Hulu

Hilary Duff returns as Sophie in this sitcom revolving around a group of 20- and 30-something friends figuring out life in New York City. After revealing that she actually met her son's father in the first episode of season 1, we hope we find out his identity this season!

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Wolf Pack — On Paramount Plus

Even though it's within the Teen Wolf universe, Wolf Pack follows a new cast of characters (including Sarah Michelle Gellar, who's been in everything from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Do Revenge). Two teens discover that they're werewolves, and that they have to figure out how to survive, after a wildfire brings an unusual creature to the forefront.

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Poker Face — On Peacock

Natasha Lyonne and Rian Johnson's murder mystery focuses on Lyonne's character, a nomad who solves crimes thanks to her ability to always know when someone is lying. Instead of the usual suspense plot of murder mysteries, the crimes happen early in the episodes so you can watch her process.

The Best New Shows 2023 Has To Offer

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Lockwood & Co. — On Netflix

Anthony Lockwood runs the only ghost-fighting company without adult supervision. Paired up with George and Lucy, Lockwood battles otherworldly spirits and inadvertently changes the course of history forever.

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Frozen Planet 2 — On BBC America and AMC Plus

These six episodes (with Sir David Attenborough as narrator) allow you to learn about animal life in the coldest corners of the earth from the comfort of your cozy couch.

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You: Season 4 — On Netflix

The newest season of this hit show finds Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) in London, where he now goes by the name of Jonathan Moore and is joined by a whole new cast of characters. Joe might be masquerading as a normal professor, but we know that there's nothing normal about him.

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Outer Banks: Season 3 — On Netflix

The Pogues (including Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey) have been stranded on a desert island without the treasure in Outer Banks 3. They're enjoying their time in the sun, until they realize that Rafe and Ward, as well as a new dangerous Caribbean Don, are still after the treasure. The stakes are getting higher, and they need to stick together to make it out alive.

What To Watch This Year (And Where To Watch)

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Daisy Jones And The Six — On Prime Video

Riley Keough stars in this drama, based on the novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid. Just like the book, Daisy Jones follows a rock band in the 1970s, and all the drama and intrigue that comes along with their rise to fame. While the story and characters are fictional, Reid did draw inspiration from the drama behind Fleetwood Mac.

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Shadow and Bone: Season 2 — On Netflix

Alina Starkov (Jessie Mei Li) teams up with old friends and new allies to find the mythical creatures that will amplify her powers of light, while General Kirigan (Ben Barnes) has a whole new army of shadow monsters. Meanwhile, Kaz Brekker (Freddy Carter) and the Crows get the chance to embark on a deadly heist, where they find their paths crossing with Alina's yet again.

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Extrapolations — On Apple TV+

This anthology series explores how the effects of climate change can impact every aspect of life, and with names like Meryl Streep, Kit Harrington, and Gemma Chan involved, we're sold.

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Yellowjackets: Season 2 — On Showtime

Jumping back and forth between a high school soccer team that gets stranded in the woods 25 years ago and their present-day counterparts, the new season of this hit show promises surprising cast members, power struggles, and revelations about which Yellowjackets survive to see adulthood.

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Succession: Season 4 — On HBO Max

The latest (and final) installment in this series finds the family of characters divided over the potential sale of their media conglomerate, and worried about what their lives will look like in the aftermath.

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Riverdale: Season 7 — On The CW

The year is 1955 and Archie and the gang are teenagers again. Taking inspiration from the Archie comics, the final season of Riverdale picks up where after Cheryl saves the town and everyone wakes up the day after James Dean's death. The catch? Jughead is the only one who remembers the present.

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BEEF | Official Trailer | Netflix

Beef — On Netflix

After Danny, a failing contractor, and Amy, a self-made entrepreneur, get into a road rage altercation, their feud begins to unravel their relationships with the people around them.

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Love Is Blind Season 4 | Official Trailer | Netflix

Love Is Blind — On Netflix

The hit reality show returned with a fourth season and a new group of lovebirds. Aside from the regular ups and downs of the series, this season in particular made headlines both because of hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey and the chaos of its live reunion.

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The Last Thing He Told Me — Official Trailer | Apple TV+

The Last Thing He Told Me — On Apple TV+

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City On Fire — Official Trailer | Apple TV+

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Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story | Official Trailer | Netflix

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American Born Chinese | Official Trailer | Disney+

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All the Light We Cannot See | Official Teaser | Netflix

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The Chosen: Season 3 Official Trailer

The Chosen: Season 4 — Streaming in 2023

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You Can Make This Vegan Chocolate Pudding In Three Minutes

When you're not in the mood for ice cream but it's too warm for hot chocolate, chocolate pudding is the perfect dessert. It's smooth, rich, and creamy, but it doesn't weigh you down at all! Thanks to Wonderful Pistachios, we have a vegan dark chocolate pudding recipe that will become your go-to cookout dessert. Not only does it feature chocolate, but it also has bananas and orange zest for added creaminess and pistachios for just a touch of salt. Keep reading for the how-to!

How To Make Vegan Dark Chocolate and Wonderful Pistachios Layered Pudding

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Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup Wonderful Pistachios No Shells Lightly Salted
  • 1/2 teaspoon grated zest from Wonderful Halos mandarin (or orange)
  • 2 large fully ripened Hass avocados, pitted, peeled, and cubed
  • 3/4 cup fully ripened banana, mashed (approximately 2 medium bananas)
  • 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
  • 3/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
  • 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
  • Pinch of ground cinnamon

Instructions

  1. Add the avocados, banana, cocoa powder, vanilla extract, salt, and cinnamon to a food processor. Cover and puree on high speed until velvety smooth, about 3 minutes, scraping down the sides as needed. (Hint: Ideally, transfer to a container, cover, and chill for at least 1 hour to allow flavors to mingle.) Makes 2 cups pudding.
  2. Layer as desired the chocolate pudding and Wonderful Pistachios into four champagne flutes or small juice glasses. (Hint: Use a pastry bag, if possible.) Sprinkle with zest and serve.

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