Not all mysteries can be explained using evidence and accountability. Some mysteries are so unbelievable, many suggest that the phenomena come as a result of something supernatural or extraterrestrial. 

Ashley Flowers, creator and host of Crime Junkie, joins Parcast to release a brand-new podcast our team here at Bullhorn can’t get enough of.

Congrats to Supernatural with Ashley Flowers for earning Podcast of the Week for September 28, 2020.

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If you’ve heard of the 27 Club, it has certainly piqued your interest about its coincidences and conspiracies.

The 27 Club is a shortlist of actors, musicians and other artists that died at the age of 27. While many of the conspiracy theories surrounding the 27 Club have been disproven by scientific studies, the 27 Club remains a cultural phenomenon many still talk about today.

Our featured podcast details the lives of these aforementioned individuals, giving a recollection of their wildest nights and most interesting stories.    Read More...

The Office, one of the most loved television series of our generation, has been greatly missed since the final season aired in 2013.

As a tribute to the iconic television series, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsley, better known as Pam Beesly and Angela Martin from the television show, get together each week to reminisce on their favorite episodes on a podcast fans are sure to love.

Congratulations to Office Ladies for earning Podcast of the Week for September 14, 2020.

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Scrubs is a highly regarded TV series that ran for nine seasons from 2001 to 2010. Throughout the series, Zach Braff and Donald Faison played JD and Turk, a pair of newly added residents joining the Sacred Heart Hospital who quickly become close companions on and off the screen.

Fake Doctors, Real Friends is a podcast hosted by Zach and Donald, two individuals who played best friends in a hit TV series and became best friends in real life.

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Movies either age like a fine wine or spoil over time. Re-watching your favorite movies from the past can lead to new discoveries you forgot happened on your first watch.

Our featured podcast is hosted by four friends re-watching classics and sharing their 21st-century perspective.

Congratulations to On Second Watch for earning podcast of the week for August 31, 2020.

Listen to popular episodes of On Second Watch on Bullhorn:

• Big Trouble in Little China (1986) – “It’s All In The Reflexes”
• Clueless (1995) – “Ugh, As If!”
• Inception (2010) – “You Mustn’t Be Afraid to Dream a Little Bigger, Darling”
• Jaws (1975) – “You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Boat”

What is the podcast about?

Sitting down in a movie theater in 1977 to watch Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope for the first time was a unique experience that left an entire generation of movie lovers in a state of jaw-dropping astonishment.     Read More...

Living in suburbia is living the American dream. After getting married, many buy a house and move in with their family to start a new life focused on raising kids and settling down.

But living in the suburbs comes with a lot of unexpected changes.

Our featured podcast talks about everything related to living in suburban neighborhoods, from how to react to schools reopening after COVID to being a good dad.

Congratulations to Suburban Folk for earning podcast of the week for August 24, 2020

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Phoebe Judge, best known for her work on Criminal, is one of the most recognized voices in all of podcasting. Her fans love her for her soothing voice and engaging narrative tone.

Our featured podcast expands on her work and highlights what she was made famous for—her voice.

Congrats to Phoebe Judge and her new podcast Phoebe Reads a Mystery for earning podcast of the week for August 17, 2020.

Check out popular episodes from Phoebe Reads a Mystery on Bullhorn:

• Dracula
• The Moonstone: Prologue
• The Mysterious Affair at Styles
• The Hound of the Baskervilles

What’s the podcast about?

Criminal, a Webby podcast award winner in 2018, 2019 and 2020, is one of the most widely listened-to podcasts of our generation. As such, its narrator, Phoebe Judge, has gained a tremendous following from her role as the narrator.     Read More...

We live in a time where we’re constantly finding new information every day. After putting an astronaut on the moon and uncovering hundreds of new planets, humanity is still at the tip of the iceberg of discovery.

Our featured podcast is hosted by a star-studded cast with loads of comedic talent, sharing hilarious dialogue and offering insights about the world. Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett, hosts of the podcast, invite amazing guests to share what they know in a way that’s digestible and whimsically funny.    Read More...

Learning to cook isn’t easy. Cooking without experience can lead to burnt dinners, smoke alarm sirens and one battered ego. That’s where our featured podcast comes in.

For this week, we’re highlighting the perfect quarantine companion podcast helping people take up the hobby of cooking at home.

Congratulations to Home Cooking for earning podcast of the week for August 3, 2020.

Listen to popular episodes of Home Cooking on Bullhorn:

• Guess What? Chicken Butt Is Delicious (with Yo-Yo Ma)
• Cod Save America (with Wesley Morris and Dr. Sumesh Hirway)
• Here’s What Else You Knead to Know Today (with W. Kamau Bell and Stella Parks)
• Bean There, Done That (with Josh Malina)

What’s the podcast about?

It’s never too late to pick up a new skill, especially one like cooking. Cooking is essential for life—it makes food taste delicious and saves tons of money from eating out at restaurants and ordering takeout. Cooking is an invaluable skill everyone should have.    Read More...

Witches and sorcerers are commonplace in modern movies, television shows and fiction books. You’ll find them in everything from popular Marvel movies to young adult novels. In fact, witches are so popular, you’ll have a hard time discovering a modern movie without some semblance of magic or mystique.

Our podcast of the week takes a deeper look into the stories that feature the most widely known spell-casting characters, giving audiences an in-depth analysis of where these characters come from and their influence on modern popular culture.     Read More...