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The Wirecutter Show

The New York Times

The Wirecutter Show is a podcast offering expert advice on everyday products that will make your life better. Each week, co-hosts Christine Cyr Clisset and Caira Blackwell, alongside producer Rosie Guerin, speak with Wirecutter’s best-in-class journalists and other expert guests for actionable advice, surprising life hacks, and delightful product discoveries. From which stand-mixer will last you a lifetime, to the best way to travel with pets, to figuring out if your smart lock is spying on you, The

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00:35:26

This Wirecutter Expert Cleans (Almost) Everything...

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/04/22

Dish soap might be the most underrated cleaner in your home. It's cheap, it's safe to use with bare hands, and it’s the star of many Wirecutter cleaning tutorials — from how to clean wood floors to stainless steel appliances to laundry stains. It also makes a great alternative to “green” cleaners—cleaners that are marketed as less toxic, allergenic, or supposedly better for the environment. In this episode, we chat with senior staff writer Andrea Barnes about why dish soap is such a powerhouse

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00:12:24

Seasonal Allergies Are Getting Worse (Encore)

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/04/17

It’s not your imagination. Climate change is making seasonal allergy season longer and more intense. New York Times health reporter Nina Agrawal joins us to discuss what to do when the pollen count is high, how to improve your indoor air quality this spring and summer, and the differences between allergy medications. Check out Nina’s reporting on how to tell if you have allergies and what actually works for combatting seasonal allergies Products we recommend: A really good air purifier:

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00:35:37

The Only 3 Knives You Actually Need in Your Kitchen

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/04/15

Kitchen knives are one of the most important tools in your home.In this episode, senior kitchen writer Lesley Stockton reveals which knives you actually need, how much to spend, and the proper way to store and sharpen your knives. From breaking down the differences between Japanese- and Western-style blades to explaining why a dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp one, Lesley walks through the fundamentals—plus the small habits that can keep your knives chopping for decades. This episode

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00:18:00

11 of the Most Delightful Products We Discovered This...

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/04/10

All hail the winners of Wirecutter’s inaugural Best New Picks Awards! These products are absolute gems discovered over the past year. Tune in to hear Wirecutter staffers share their delightful, surprising, and useful recommendations for everything from a micellar water beauty editors love, to a CD player you can stream to your bluetooth speaker. To find out more about these products and over 70 other winners, read the full article. Products we recommend: Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask Spier

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00:35:15

The Beginner's Guide to Car Camping

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/04/08

Camping might feel intimidating for a beginner. But car camping–-where you can simply drive to a spot and bring some creature comforts—lowers the barrier to entry. In this episode, we talk with Wirecutter outdoor writer Trey French about how beginners can get into camping without overcomplicating it. Trey walks us through the gear that’s actually worth investing in, what you can skip (or borrow), and the mental state to adopt to help ensure everyone has a good time. Wirecutter staff camping

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00:34:10

Tinned Fish is Finally Having the Moment It Deserves

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/04/01

Tinned fish is having a moment. While countries like Portugal and Spain have long appreciated preserved seafood as a culinary art form, only recently has it caught on as a high-end appetizer in the United States. For the uninitiated, it can be hard to know which cans you’ll like and which are worth the steep price tags. In this episode, we chat with Wirecutter editorial director Marguerite Preston about her extensive testing of over 100 cans. She breaks down how to choose ones you’ll like, the

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00:20:09

The Window-Smashing Tool That Could Save Your Life

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/03/27

Car accidents where a vehicle is submerged in water or erupts into deadly flame are rare. But a simple tool to break your own car window could be life-saving in such an emergency. The only catch: not all car windows are created equal. This week, Rosie talks to Wirecutter editor and emergency preparedness expert Jen Gushue about the high-stakes world of car glass breakers. Jen enlisted a firefighter to help smash dozens of real car windows to find out which tools actually work when put to the test

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00:37:25

The Truth About Counterfeit Beauty Products Online

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/03/25

Counterfeit beauty products are more common than many people realize, and they’re increasingly difficult to spot. You may think you’re buying an authentic foundation, lip gloss, or moisturizer on Amazon or other big marketplaces, but a recent Wirecutter investigation revealed how easy it is to buy fakes. In this episode, we talk with Wirecutter senior writer Rose Maura Lorre about her six-month investigation into the world of counterfeit beauty and skincare products. She worked with a cosmetic

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00:30:39

Essential Tools To Stay Organized While Caring for...

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/03/18

Caregiving can be one of the most meaningful roles you’ll ever take on—but it can also be overwhelming. Between managing appointments, medications, paperwork, and communication with family members or professional aides, there’s a lot to keep track of.In this episode, senior tech writer Rachel Cericola joins us to talk about the tools and systems that can help caregivers stay organized. From shared calendars to smart pill dispensers and even digital fax services, these gadgets and apps can lighten

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00:19:43

Is The New $600 MacBook Neo Actually A Good Deal?

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/03/13

Apple recently expanded its lineup with two new budget-friendly entries: the iPhone 17e and the MacBook Neo. Both start at $600—hundreds of dollars less than their standard counterparts—but what exactly are you giving up for that lower price tag?This week, host Rosie Guerin talks with Wirecutter senior staff writer Brenda Stolyar to break down the trade-offs. Plus, Brenda explains why Apple is leaning into "affordable" tech right now. Products we recommend: Powerful battery, worst cameras in

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00:33:39

A Room-By-Room Guide to Aging in Your Own Home

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/03/11

Minor home renovations can have a huge impact for how long you (or a loved one) can live independently into old age. This episode, Wirecutter’s home-improvement expert Doug Mahoney joins us to discuss the renovations to consider–-whether you’re looking ahead to your own future or supporting a loved one as they age in place. Doug recently wrote a room-by-room tour of the best modifications to consider. He spoke with occupational therapists and other experts for their best tips on the most important

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00:37:02

How to Get Rid of Every Gross Smell in Your Home

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/03/04

Spring cleaning season is here, and we asked listeners to send us their most stubborn, embarrassing, and downright horrifying odor problems. Staff writer and cleaning expert Caroline Mullen joins us to answer your most confounding smell questions–from how to get rid of the odor of rotting meat in a freezer to removing the persistent stink from workout clothes.Caroline explains what actually works when it comes to removing odors—and what’s just masking the problem. This episode covers: Why

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00:29:32

Do SAD Lamps Actually Work?

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/02/25

For some people, shorter days and reduced sunlight in the winter can seriously disrupt sleep, mood, and energy levels. A light therapy lamp can help.In this episode, senior staff writer Nancy Redd explains what seasonal affective disorder (SAD) actually is, how light therapy works, and why not all lamps are created equal. We cover what 10,000 lux means, why timing matters, and why you should talk to a medical professional before trying any. We also break down the four lamps Wirecutter

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00:15:22

A Beginner's Guide to Buying Better Coffee Beans

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/02/20

For the perfect cup of coffee, you need good beans. In this bonus episode, we talk with Sum Ngai, co-founder of Coffee Project New York and certified Q-grader (it’s like a sommelier, but for coffee!), to demystify the art of choosing a bean you’ll love. Sum breaks down everything a novice needs to know to shop with confidence, from decoding mysterious tasting notes, to understanding why you should avoid brewing coffee that was roasted too recently. Plus, learn what to expect from coffee grown in

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00:38:12

Stop Making Bad Coffee

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/02/18

If you want to make great coffee at home, the right gear makes a difference. In this episode, Wirecutter editorial director Marguerite Preston shares how to choose the right setup based on your space, budget, and desired level of effort. We discuss why you may want to rethink how you’re grinding your coffee, the reasons that good drip coffee makers tend to be expensive, and when you may want to go for a pour-over setup or French Press. Marguerite also shares why she’s not above drinking instant

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00:35:32

The Vibrator Episode (Encore)

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/02/11

Buying a vibrator can be tricky without a great recommendation. This week, we’re reairing our episode on why vibrators are still so taboo—and how to pick one you’ll love. Bianca Alba, Wirecutter’s longtime sex toy writer, talks us through the societal double standards around sexuality and how vibrators can help with sexual health. We cover the different types of vibrators you can choose from, how to decide between the options, and why you shouldn’t give up on one if you don’t love it at first. We

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00:34:34

Our Favorite Boxed Chocolates Will Blow Your Mind

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/02/04

We’re demystifying what separates luxury boxed chocolates from standard supermarket candy. Gabriella Gershenson, Wirecutter’s taste test editor and author of our boxed chocolates guide, explains what ingredients to look for on labels, the textures that separate the great from merely mediocre, and why good chocolates cost so much. Whether you’re a traditionalist who loves a classic toffee or an adventurous eater seeking mind-bending flavors, this episode serves as a masterclass in how to choose the

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00:01:41

Send Us Your Worst Smell Scenarios

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/01/29

We’re working on an episode about the worst household smells and we want to hear from you! What smells are you plagued by? What odors have you tried and failed to remove? Tell us about them and our experts will offer their best advice. Record a voice memo on your smart phone telling us about your smell scenario and email it to us at thewirecuttershow@wirecutter.com. Don’t forget to tell us your name and where you’re calling from. We may answer your question on the show!We independently review

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00:30:47

How a Good Recovery Routine Can Help You Stick With...

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/01/28

Your workout shouldn’t stop after you’ve finished your cardio or weightlifting session. What you do right afterward can make the difference between feeling good for the rest of the day or dragging with soreness and fatigue. We brought in two experts to break down what recovery really means, why it matters, and how to approach it without overcomplicating things. First, Dr. Leada Malek, a licensed physical therapist, explains what’s happening in your body after a workout, why your nervous system

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00:32:57

The Ultimate Guide to Winter Moisturizing

The Wirecutter Show ·

2026/01/21

Winter is brutal on skin and most moisturizer advice online is either oversimplified, wildly inconsistent, or driven by marketing. So we brought in Jenn Sullivan, senior editor of Wirecutter’s beauty team, to explain what moisturizers actually do, and how to use them in a way that makes a real difference. Jenn breaks down the ingredients that matter, the mistakes that leave skin feeling drier, and why timing and consistency matter more than price tags or hype. By the end of this episode, you’ll

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