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Eric McQuade

Eric McQuade

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Senior Copy Editor, Droga5

New York

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Total articles 43

  • The 35 Best Podcasts of 2022

    By Laura Jane Standley, Eric McQuade|The AtlanticVerifiedWidespread remote work may have changed where people listened to podcasts, but many are back to their prior routines and hitting “Play” like it’s 2019. Fittingly, certain trends from yesteryear have stuck around for this resurgence: The audio space is still packed with true crime, which is often entertaining yet rarely remarkable. Shows about right-wing extremists and conspiracy theories are still popular.

    By Laura Jane Standley, Eric McQuade · The Atlantic

    Dec. 30, 2022

  • The 50 Best Podcasts of 2021

    By Laura Jane Standley, Eric McQuade|The AtlanticVerifiedUpdated at 5:05 p.m. ET on January 3, 2022We take podcast ranking seriously. Our process starts with a search. We seek shows anywhere we can find them—sometimes hearing about them directly from producers, other times from a friend of a friend’s mother’s uncle, or sometimes through our own secret methods of rooting out gems. Then we dig in.

    By Laura Jane Standley, Eric McQuade · The Atlantic

    Dec. 27, 2021

  • The 35 Best Podcasts of 2022

    By Laura Jane Standley, Eric McQuade|The AtlanticVerifiedWidespread remote work may have changed where people listened to podcasts, but many are back to their prior routines and hitting “Play” like it’s 2019. Fittingly, certain trends from yesteryear have stuck around for this resurgence: The audio space is still packed with true crime, which is often entertaining yet rarely remarkable. Shows about right-wing extremists and conspiracy theories are still popular.

    By Laura Jane Standley, Eric McQuade · The Atlantic

    Dec. 30, 2022

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Droga5

New York, New York, United States

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