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DigitalMarketer employees are back with any additional recommendations you may need during quarantine. We hope you enjoyed the books we proposed (and learned something new), but now we're changing our preferred medium on podcasts.

Podcasts are great for a number of reasons: they can be entertaining, informative, and most importantly, time consuming (which is good these days). But perhaps most importantly, multitasking is easy while listening to podcasts.

We can't think of a better way to spend some time in quarantine. Here are some of our favorite podcasts we are listening to.

1. My brother, my brother and me

Becky Zieber, content strategist::

I like to listen to podcasts on walks, on the way to work or while I'm in the barn with my horse. That's why I like podcasts that are fun, engaging, and entertaining than educational. My brother, my brother and I are positive and happy and it is really like seeing an old friend since I have been a longtime subscriber (over 500 hours of content in the case of MBMBAM…).

2nd Eternal traffic

Amanda Powell, director of content marketing::

I may be biased, but I love our weekly episodes of perpetual traffic. We deal with both the paid and the organic side of marketing at all levels of the funnel. I love learning something new in each episode that I can give back to the team to start implementing. And because there's always something new and exciting to try, we can speak to guests, break the barriers, and see results with cool new strategies.

3rd DigitalMarketer podcast

Erin MacPherson, Content Manager::

I listen to podcasts in the car when I drive to work every day – and when there is a new DM podcast episode, I go the long way to work because there are always easy-to-implement ideas that I can bring to practice immediately .

4th The HubCast

Devin Coor, Sales Operations & Enablement Manager::

Each HubCast episode is the perfect dose of what's new in the HubSpot platform, user stories, in-depth insight into a specific tool or function in HubSpot, and even a discussion on the wish list. I'm pretty sure even HubSpot is listening to it. Carina Duffy and Marcus Sheridan do a great job.

5. Saw bone

Jenna Snavely, production content manager::

I love sawbones and everything the McElory Brothers do! They are mainly known for My Brother, My Brother and Me (Becky's choice) and The Adventure Zone (a D&D podcast … I've listened to a campaign three times and cried every time it says something). Their podcasts appeal to a wide audience and allow you to choose yourself by just being yourself. And they keep coming out with new creative projects!

6. Hidden Powers

Garrett Hardy, paid media manager::

The Hidden Forces podcast is great and talks about the factors that affect the markets and only the world in general. It is really extensive material and every guest is an expert in a particular field, so you really learn a lot.

7. Armchair expert

Justina Fenberg, marketing coordinator::

I really like Armchair Expert. They interview actors and comedians. I get a lot of value from “entertaining” podcasts because I really enjoy learning how people interact with the world. It's just nice to hear how people share their perspectives and connect with others who have had similar experiences. This podcast fits this description perfectly.

8th. From poop to gold

Marcus Murphy, Head of Partnerships::

I love Armchair Expert, but I also really like From Poop to Gold. I like that they focus on successful people who have had slow starts but turned them around. It is humble and inspiring.

9. Fake doctors, real friends

Sam Clark, Content Manager at eLearning::

If you're a fan of the Scrubs TV series (one of my all time favorite shows), you'll love Fake Doctors, Real Friends. It's basically a director's comment for the show. It's just fun hearing Zach Braff and Donald Faison joking and talking about things behind the scenes.

10th The Rewatchables

Doug Bloom, video production manager::

A lot of the wrestling podcasts are really good, but I really like The Rewatchables. It's a really cool, deep look into films that the moderators think is "available again". They talk about what was going on with the actors / directors at the time, possible other options for casting, and breaking down the best and worst scenes. I know a few others here at DM who really like this podcast.

11. I love marketing

Matt Swan, marketing director::

This podcast with Joe Polish is great content for marketers. It's not always a consistent show, which means that episodes and topics can vary, but it's consistently high quality content. I love marketing is a must for marketers.

With 11 podcasts to subscribe to, you'll have to hear a lot. Get ready to break out those earphones, headphones, or AirPods and press play!