Listen Score
LS 64
Global Rank
TOP 0.05%

ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗

Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
51 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
817 episodes
since Aug. 12, 2000
episodic

AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗

~84.64% of listeners are from United States.
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US
84.64%
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CA
2.60%
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RO
1.69%
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KR
1.19%
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AU
1.05%
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ZA
0.91%
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TW
0.84%
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NO
0.84%
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IN
0.70%
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SG
0.56%
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GB
0.49%
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CZ
0.42%
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VN
0.42%
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JP
0.35%
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FR
0.28%
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SE
0.28%
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MX
0.21%
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PH
0.21%
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IT
0.21%
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KE
0.14%
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RU
0.14%
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TH
0.14%
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HK
0.14%
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AE
0.14%
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HR
0.14%
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PA
0.14%
Others
1.13%
* Data source: directly measured on Listen Notes. real-time

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This week, we’re breaking bread in every sense of the phrase. First, beloved actor Tony Shalhoub joins us to talk about his new CNN series, Breaking Bread, where he travels the world to explore the meaning of bread and how it connects us across cultures and tables. Growing up in a large Lebanese Am…

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