I hope you all are surviving social isolation!! Don't forget to leave your best movie and podcast recommendations below -- I think we could all use a bit of extra entertainment right now!!
LeVar Burton Reads is a great podcast. He reads various short stories that range from science fiction and speculative fiction to horror. If you like science fiction and humor, then you might like the podcast Voyage to the Stars, which is an improvisational audio story. If you just like conversations about anything and everything (and don't mind the occasional swearing), then I'd recommend The Wayward Podcast. Another favorite podcast that is focused on the craft of writing is Writing Excuses.
My bullet journal is my sanctuary. Thank you for the 'recurring' schedule part of this video. Also, thank you for reminding me to be grateful, positive, hopeful, positive and busy. I added the 'good news ' spread in my journal, too.🌺
@@katiacalejomora2480 you can currently watch it on cbs (all access or cable), netflix, amazon prime, vudu, and some episodes on youtube! I hope you watch and enjoy as much as I did/do!!
So happy to see more people discovering and enjoying the show (I grew up watching it as a preteen and it was one of my favorites to watch)! For anyone that likes Criminal Minds, I definitely recommend people check out The Alienist series (it's like Criminal Minds for the early 19th century)! ^^
Lore by Aaron Mahnke is my favorite podcast, it’s about old folklore and urban legends and the facts and history behind them. I really liked these spreads!
YES! I am so happy that I started bullet journaling in 2020. It is so awesome to have confidence about which day of the week this is, when did I last clean the hamster cage, and tracking my exercise and things. There are so many things to track and journal about in these "interesting times".
Hello, fellow PNW person! (I'm in the state north of you.) I love the "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" podcast. (The rest are religious ones.) I don't watch movies, but I recommend "Forged in Fire" for TV shows. Thanks for putting together such positive spreads. It's needed these days.
I love your grocery and meal spread! If you have not watched Good Omens yet, I recommend that series. It is on Amazon Prime and very funny in a British way.
I totally saw that and figured she might mention it in the voiceover! 😅 ...it's okay cause my schedule is actually all over the place and some days I'll just have brunch or lunner or simply snack all day... lol 😂
I've been listening to so many podcasts lately! My top three are: Armchair Expert, The Next Big Idea, and Annotated, especially that last one. I hope you enjoy them too! Stay safe!!
If you’re a fan of true crime, then I think you’d love the podcast Cult Liter. It’s really entertaining, informational and one of my favorite podcasts rn.
Thank you for this. I should have done this when we first went into quarantine. I let my bujo drop off but I need to do something for my mental health.
We have been rewatching many of our favourite action movies lately... such as Broken Arrow, The Rock, Con Air, Drop Zone, Speed, Under Siege 1 & 2, The Fugitive / U.S. Marshall’s, Striking Distance, Executive Decision, Air Force One, Armageddon.
Aww gosh thank you! That means a lot. I've been wanting to put my face out there a bit more for ages, but finally got the guts this year and I really have been enjoying it. It feels a lot more personal
In The Tall Grass on Netflix is AMAZING! It will leave you shocked and you'll probably spend 20 minutes after you watch it trying to process what you just watched. I 10/10 recommend it. Also, these spreads were very helpful.
I have been on a “welcome to night vale” audio book kick lately but if you’ve never listened to the podcast I highly recommend. Some other podcasts I’ve been enjoying are crime junky, ancient history Fangirl, ghosts in the burbs, wine and crime, life’s little mysteries and fresh hell. I haven’t listened in a while but I also love ologies with aly Ward. As for movies, call of the wild was such a sweet movie and doctor sleep was so good! I just watched the shining for the first time then dr sleep. They’re creepy but not scary and really good.
For podcasts, I love: Stuff You Should Know, Stuff You Missed in History Class, Lore, Noble Blood, Last Podcast on the Left (exclusively on Spotify), History Extra, Infamous America, Up and Vanished, Atlanta Monster,Revolutions, The British History Podcast
You're one of my favorite BuJo RU-vidrs. you have such good ideas, your voice is calming and I am always inspired by at least one thing (though usually more!) in your videos! My favorite podcasts... I've been a fan of vlogbrothers (Don't Forget to be Awesome!) forever - so, "Dear Hank and John" and "Delete This" are always thought-provoking (and usually laugh-provoking, depending on the topic) :) ... I also like "Death By Monsters" where 3 people explore a mystery/cryptid/ghosty topic... and for just listening to chaotic joy, "Felicitations" - Felicia Day's occasional podcast about what's going on her life. If you're not familiar - Felicia (an actress on Supernatural, The Guild, Eureka - author - director - producer - whirlwind of talents) founded "Geek and Sundry", which was one of the first Twitch channels to have programmed content for positive-minded geeky peoples - she's since left G&S... and now has a 3 year old mini-her :) Hope something here sounds interesting! The "Death by Monsters" may seem like an outlier for this group, but it's hosted by 3 very fine people that I have the honor of calling friends, so I HAVE to recommend them ;)
One of my favorite podcasts is Mile Higher! They talk about true crime, conspiracy theories, paranormal stuff, unexplained phenomena, and all of that haha usually some really interesting topics
A few of my favorite podcasts are (lots of book-centered podcasts): Harry Potter and the Sacred Text, Overdue, Heaving Bosoms, and Tara Brach. As for TV shows, Avatar the Last Airbender is back on Netflix and I highly recommend watching or rewatching it.
Steven Universe is perfect rn! Rly cozy, cute and wholesome show w great diversity and writing. Has rly addictive lore and a focus on MH and LGBT stuff which is great
For podcasts I really recommend morbid , lore, and haunted places, they're all amazing! Also science vs or philosophize this if you like things more like that
My light during that difficult time is a movie « Portrait of a lady on fire » by Celine Sciamma. It’s such a beauty ! Thank you so much for your video :)
My go-to podcast is The 10% Happier podcast. They're online and have an app that is free for essential workers if all kinds and medical workers of any kind.
I noticed you listed a couple true crime podcasts (Last podcast on the left is amazing!!!), so I recommend Morbid, and Nordic true crime. Morbid has more banter, Nordic true crime is focused on just telling the case.
I’ve been listening to I love me by Demi Lovato, good thing by Zedd, and everything by the Backstreet Boys. Podcasts I’ve been listening to are crime junkie, and famous fates. Tv shows I’m watching are gossip girls, you, family matters, and will and grace. Movies I recently watched risky business, jerry McGuire, and Irishman.
For podcasts: Small Town Murder/Crime in Sports! Both are hysterical and the guys who make both of them are great For shows: I've been rewatching Parks and Recreation! For movies: honestly anything on Disney+ especially the National Geographic section to get my nature fix while being at home
Thank you Kay for the adorable stickers! I just finished watching "The Tudors" series on Netflix; it is historically accurate and so interesting. Stay safe and healthy everyone :)
I've been eating up real-play D&D podcasts lately. I would 100% recommend The Adventure Zone by the McElroy brothers and their dad. You should start at the beginning. The first few episodes are a bit rule and character-building heavy and they don't really have a hang of the game yet, but it only gets better from there, and once Griffin starts writing music, it starts to get intense and really cool. It's basically the story of three friends and it all plays out before you and opens up into a huge, over-arching story. Super good. Like an audiobook, but super long and grows as a team effort. I've also just caught up on Bombarded, another real-play podcast where the party is all bards, so they write a song every episode. It's run by a band called LINDBY, which is cool as well. I'm currently listening to Join the Party, which is a good podcast for D&D beginners or people who don't really know much about the game. It's pretty good so far, but I'm still just getting into it. As for music, Sabrina Carpenter is my favorite, and Owl City is pretty cool to chill to while you're stuck at home. I've been obsessed with Bastille lately for some reason. I just like the electronic vibes I guess. And a couple great shows you should check out are Jane the Virgin (with 5 dramatic seasons to binge!) and The Good Place, which handles moral philosophy and questions about the afterlife (more fun and interesting than it sounds- it's a sitcom). They're both super well written in my opinion. Thanks for this vid btw. I'm so grateful that RU-vidrs like you are still making content in this time. I don't know what I would do without the inspiration. I'd probably sit around all day doing nothing, so thanks for making me want to just pick up a pen and start organizing.
Two excellent podcasts are The Storm, a Lost Rewatch Podcast; LOST: Down the Hatch - A Spoiler Filled LOST rewatch podcast. Obviously, I'm also rewatching the show LOST! I'm thinking of checking out Mrs. America on Hulu because I've heard good things. I listen to a lot of audiobooks too, right now "Twice the Witch" by Daniel Garrett. Her books are full of supernatural creatures and some witty dialogue. Thanks for the spread ideas and I love the stickers I bought in your shop.
I finally got around to watching Frozen 2 last week, it has an Aurora song, and it wrecked me Also I enjoy the SimplyPodLogical podcast from SimplyNailLogical
You should watch a bridge of spies. It's a spy movie, and I watched with my family. I was surprised that I really enjoyed it. You should watch it, too. I love all your spreads!
Aside from my college stuff, I finally watched Perks of Being a Wallflower since it was added onto Netflix. I'm also rewatching the newer Charmed and iZombie :D! I love these journal spreads!