
Looking for your next great podcast?
Chelsea Groton team members shared the podcasts that keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Their picks span entrepreneurship, uplifting stories, and more. Here’s what we’re currently listening to.
Recommendation By: Payton Osborn, Marketing Intern
Elevator Pitch: If Books Could Kill takes a critical look at bestselling pop science, self-help, and conventional wisdom books, examining the flawed logic and questionable research behind some of their biggest claims.
Why It’s Worth a Listen: The hosts combine sociological analysis, humor, and plenty of skepticism to explore how flawed ideas become mainstream wisdom.
You’ll Love This If… You enjoy media criticism and cultural commentary.
Don’t Miss This Episode: “The Let Them Theory”
Recommendation By: Alexis Kahn, FVP, Cash Management Sales Manager
Elevator Pitch: Award-winning journalist and NPR host Guy Raz interviews founders and innovators, uncovering the stories behind some of the world’s most successful companies.
Why It’s Worth a Listen: Guests share moments of doubt, failure, and breakthrough, offering insights into innovation, leadership, creativity, and resilience.
You’ll Love This If… You’re an entrepreneur, work with business owners, or enjoy hearing how iconic brands grew from simple ideas into household names.
Recommendation By: Brenna Miner, Marketing Communications Coordinator
Elevator Pitch: An active attorney breaks down headline-making legal cases, current events, and courtroom procedures in easy-to-understand language.
Why It’s Worth a Listen: This podcast provides valuable context on trending cases while explaining legal procedures, individual rights, and the real-world implications behind the stories dominating the news.
You’ll Love This If… You enjoy following current events and pop culture and want a deeper understanding of how the legal system works.
Recommendation By: Sara Lundy, FVP, Risk & Compliance Manager
Elevator Pitch: Each episode of My Unsung Hero shares a story of everyday kindness or courage that made a lasting difference in someone’s life.
Why It’s Worth a Listen: At just five minutes per episode, it’s an easy way to add a moment of positivity to your day while reminding us how much even small acts of kindness can impact others.
You’ll Love This If… You enjoy uplifting stories, value human connection, and appreciate reminders of the everyday kindness that often goes unnoticed.
Don’t Miss This Episode: “Connie Sherburne’s Story,” in which an insurance agent offers heartfelt advice after the loss of her husband: when people offer to help, “let them.”
Recommendation By: Rebecca Wesolowski, VP, Lending Compliance & Secondary Operations Manager
Elevator Pitch: A loan officer and financial advisor discuss how millennials and younger generations can confidently navigate today’s financial landscape, covering topics such as budgeting, managing student loan debt, homeownership, and long-term financial wellness.
Why It’s Worth a Listen: The hosts provide practical advice and share real-life experiences in an engaging format that makes financial topics easy to understand. As Connecticut-based professionals, the hosts bring a local perspective, making their insights especially relevant to our communities and economic environment.
You’ll Love This If… You’re a millennial or young professional looking to build financial confidence, make informed decisions, and work toward your financial goals.
Don’t Miss This Episode: “It’s Getting Financially Hot Takes in Here,” which tackles common mortgage and personal finance myths circulating online.
What’s on Your Playlist?
Together, these recommendations reflect the diverse interests and perspectives that make Chelsea Groton unique. If you’re looking to learn something new or gain a fresh perspective, podcasts are a great way to stay informed and inspired. We hope one of these recommendations earns a spot in your listening queue.