About us
It's like a book club but for podcasts! We meet monthly at local restaurants to discuss this month's playlist, which is 5-7 episodes curated around a theme. See our events for upcoming meetings!
What to expect:
1.- Before the meeting, find time to listen to the playlist.
2.- At the meeting, there will be a sign that makes it easy to find us. Come by yourself or with friends, and be ready to have a discussion! First-timers and add-ons are encouraged to attend, as are folks we haven't seen in a while.
3.- We always make time to share our current faves, so be prepared to go home with a list of must-listens.
4.- The best way to stay informed is through our mailing list. Sign up here: https://podcastbrunchclub.com/boston/
Happy Listening
If you can't get to the playlist, you are absolutely still invited and encouraged to attend our events. There is always something to talk about!
Upcoming events
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MORTIFIED - Live Storytelling Podcast Taping
WBUR CitySpace, 890 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215, Boston, MA, USThis is a crossover event with my other Meetup group Boston Random Acts of Connection.
Brave adults share the very real, very terrible, very hilarious journals, poems, letters and lyrics they created as teenagers. Doors open at 6pm. Show starts at 7pm. Get your tickets here.
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with WBUR in any way. All attendees are responsible for purchasing their own tickets, preferably in advance, to ensure entry. Please make sure to check the official event page for ticket availability and details.
### About The Event ###
“Mortified” is back — more frighteningly awkward than ever! Hailed as a “cultural phenomenon” by NewsWeek and celebrated for years by the likes of “This American Life,” “The Today Show,” The Onion AV Club and Entertainment Weekly,“Mortified” is a comic excavation of teen angst artifacts (journals, poems, letters, lyrics, home movies, schoolwork) as shared by their original authors — in front of total strangers.
Since 2002, “Mortified” has been curating teen angst artifacts from people like you. The project began when founder David Nadelberg discovered an unsent love letter he wrote as a teenager. The letter sparked an idea and he sent an email to friends asking if anyone wanted to share their childhood writings on stage. That email went viral and soon, responses poured in from strangers near and far.Over two decades later, what started with a single letter transformed into a movement encouraging people everywhere to unearth the strange stuff they created as kids and share them with at least one person. You’d be surprised what you discover in the process. There are a million stories buried in the pages of people’s lives. It's "Mortified's" mission is to help people find them.
Please note: this event is for adults ages 18 and over.
### Help Us Keep This Going ###
If you’d like to support the community:- Donate via DonorBox: https://donorbox.org/random-acts-of-connection-2026
- Support us by buying merch: https://randomactsofconnection.dashery.com/
Support is always optional. Showing up already matters.
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FAQ
1. What is the age range?
We don’t police connection by age, but plenty of other groups do if that’s what you’re looking for
2. Where do people meet?
The exact meeting spot is shared in the Discussion section of the event once the hosts arrive at the location, unless otherwise specified. Please check there the day of the event.
3. I'm arriving late. How do I find the group?
If you arrive late, please note that hosts are not responsible for helping attendees locate the group once the event has started. Hosts are focused on welcoming and facilitating those who arrived on time and may not be able to respond to messages.
Any location updates will be posted in the event’s comment section. We strongly encourage arriving on time to ensure you can find the group and participate fully.
4. What about parking?
Parking is your responsibility. We don’t manage or guarantee parking options for attendees. Check apps like SpotHero, ParkWhiz or BestParking.4 attendees
Service Request - Boston Podcast Brunch Club
Serafina's, 11 Fan Pier Boulevard,, Boston, MA, USA city is deceptively simple. You flip a switch, and the lights come on. You turn a faucet, and water flows. You tap “buy,” and a package lands at your door. Usually, we don’t think about how these systems work, who keeps them running, or how we interact with them…it all feels effortless. But behind each of those ordinary moments are invisible systems and the people who keep them running.
From 99% Invisible and Campside Media, Service Request is a new series that starts small: a call to 311, a traffic jam, a single flipped switch. We then zoom out, tracing that moment through the networks that keep a city running. Once you see the system, you’ll understand your city, and how to navigate it, in a whole new way.
Service Request is hosted by Delaney Hall. Listen to the series here or wherever you get 99% Invisible.7 attendees
Past events
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