Oh, I Like That is a lifestyle podcast started by BuzzFeed writers Sally Tamarkin and Rachel Wilkerson Miller. Topics include literature, history, sports, and shopping. Sally sometimes invites listeners to share what they enjoy. She once asked for recommendations for gifts that don't come from big-box retailers. That became the theme of a future episode.
Rachel later left the show to become SELF Magazine's editor-in-chief. Then Sally started inviting special guest cohosts to be on the podcast. In one episode, Sally talks to LGBTQIA+ pop culture expert Kira Deshler about the movie Carol. They also discuss how Kira uses "sapphic" instead of "lesbian."
At the beginning of every podcast episode, Sally likes to do a "vibe check." It is where they ask their guest about their current emotional state. Sally models the exercise for her guest by saying that her "vibe" is "novel fun." She qualifies this by describing some upcoming plans she is looking forward to.
Discussions on Oh, I Like That are positive. In one episode, Sally talks to comedian Josh Gondelman about NBA media. Josh says there are progressive sports writers whose work is lovely to read. He talks about an article Logan Murdock wrote about player Jaylen Brown. Josh celebrates how the article discusses Jaylen's sportsmanship and activism.
Sally likes to end every show with "a nice thing to end on" from herself and her guest cohost. At the end of their episode with author Jeanna Kadlec, Sally says their "nice thing" is "phone a friend." Jeanna has written a memoir and hasn't finished reading a book in a long time. She explains how her busy week inspired her to stop more for the mental escapes books can provide. Jeanna's "nice thing" is that she read two books that week.
New episodes of Oh, I Like That air up to twice a month and are about one hour long.
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