pplpod

pplpod is a podcast about people, places and lots of other stuff. Each episode takes a deep dive into the lives, choices, and legacies of fascinating figures from history, culture, music, and beyond. From icons who shaped entire generations to hidden stories that deserve the spotlight, pplpod brings you closer to the people behind the headlines and the legends.

Thoughtful, engaging, and story-driven, pplpod explores what makes these lives extraordinary—and what we can learn from them today.

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Andrei Tarkovsky: The Filmmaker Who Paid for His Art With His Life

Andrei Tarkovsky: The Filmmaker Who Paid for His Art With His Life

Andrei Tarkovsky made seven feature films, each one a meditation on time, memory, and the sacred. The Soviet authorities censored him, delayed his productions, and eventually drove him into exile. He ...

17 Juni 21min

Aeschylus: The Soldier-Playwright Who Invented Tragedy

Aeschylus: The Soldier-Playwright Who Invented Tragedy

Aeschylus fought at Marathon and Salamis before writing the plays that created tragic drama as an art form. He valued his military service so highly that his epitaph mentions nothing about his plays. ...

17 Juni 19min

William Burroughs: The Writer Who Shot His Wife and Chased the Ugly Spirit

William Burroughs: The Writer Who Shot His Wife and Chased the Ugly Spirit

William Burroughs killed his wife Joan Vollmer in a drunken game of William Tell in Mexico City in 1951. He spent the rest of his life writing some of the most transgressive literature in the English ...

17 Juni 21min

Jules Verne: Why the Father of Science Fiction Was Not a Prophet

Jules Verne: Why the Father of Science Fiction Was Not a Prophet

Jules Verne wrote about submarines, space travel, and circumnavigating the globe decades before any of it was possible. He is often called a prophet of technology. He was nothing of the sort. His geni...

17 Juni 20min

Tom Wolfe: The Man in the White Suit Who Rewrote American Journalism

Tom Wolfe: The Man in the White Suit Who Rewrote American Journalism

Tom Wolfe wore white suits, picked fights with the literary establishment, and invented a style of journalism that read like fiction. From The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test to The Bonfire of the Vanitie...

17 Juni 20min

Stefan Zweig: The Writer Who Inspired The Grand Budapest Hotel

Stefan Zweig: The Writer Who Inspired The Grand Budapest Hotel

Stefan Zweig was the most translated author in the world during the 1930s. When the Nazis rose to power, he lost his homeland, his audience, and his reason to live. He and his wife took their own live...

17 Juni 19min

John Stuart Mill: The Boy Raised as a Thinking Machine

John Stuart Mill: The Boy Raised as a Thinking Machine

John Stuart Mill began studying Greek at three, Latin at eight, and had read most of the classical canon before he turned twelve. His father designed a radical education meant to produce a perfect rat...

17 Juni 25min

Frederick Sanger: The Quiet Man Who Sequenced Our DNA

Frederick Sanger: The Quiet Man Who Sequenced Our DNA

Frederick Sanger won two Nobel Prizes in Chemistry, a feat matched by almost no one in history. He sequenced the amino acids of insulin and then developed the method that made DNA sequencing possible....

17 Juni 19min

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