Do you listen to podcasts?

[Jamie McKane]

Do you regularly listen to podcasts? Which podcasts do you listen to?

 

[smkungfu]

Yes, JRE.

 

[NeonNinja]

Ted Talks and 702.

 

[konfab]

Yes.

On my playlist
Political:
Freedomain radio
Waking Up With Sam Harris
The Ron Paul Liberty Report
The Jordan Peterson Podcast
Apolitical:
BBC Radio 4: In our time <= Highly recommend
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
The British History podcast
The Way I heard it with Mike Rowe <= Highly recommend
Lulz:
The Clarey Podcast


edit: sorted

 

[AntiThesis]

A few

Drama/Suspense/Story
Limetown
The Message
Wolverine: The Long Night

Science
Flash Forward
Skeptics Guide to the Universe
Ologies
Startalk
The Infinite Monkey Cage
The Curious Cases of Rutherford and Fry

Film/TV/Entertainment
Unspooled
How Did This Get Made
Safe For Work
Inside of you with Michael Rosenbaum
Anna Faris is Unqualified
No Such Thing as a Fish

 

[rubber_otter]

The Way I heard it with Mike Rowe <= Highly recommend

Came here to say this. 10/10, recommended.

 

[Polymathic]

75% of the content I consume on YouTube is podcasts

It usually starts with discovering interesting person on Joe Rogan, then the algorithm starts recommending me other podcasts that person is on and I go further down the rabbit hole

 

[Traq]

Mostly crime podcasts:

True Crime All the Time
True Crime All the Time Unsolved

Southern Nightmare

Any other podcast either once of, or recurring that I might stumble upon

 

[Lupus]

There's no such thing as a fish
Infinite monkey cage.
Looking through these maybe some new ones

 

[Cray]

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
History on Fire (accent takes getting used to but awesome)

 

[roskii]

The /Filmcast
DLC
8-4 Play
A Storm of Spoilers
Masters in Business

 

[carstensdj]

- Joe Rogan Experience
- The Gareth Cliff Show
- 7 Good Minutes
- Star Talk with Neil Degrasse Tyson
- Science Vs
- Stuff to Blow Your Mind
- The Jim Jefferies Show
- The Infinite Monkey Cage
- Unexplained Mysteries

 

[powermzii]

Startalk
TWIT
TWIG
Macbreak Weekly
Freakonomics
Stuff you should know
Everythings Alive
All about andorid
99% Invisible

 

[Jan]

A bunch in my subscription feed, but these are the only ones I really make time to listen to:

99% Invisible
Dear Hank & John
Planet Money
The Moth
The Anthropocene Reviewed
ID10T (is Chris Hardwick ever coming back?!)

Some cool suggestions in this thread already that I'll take a listen to.

 

[Eti1]

No, but I think I am going to start.

 

[eroux]

Linux / FOSS:

1. Bad Voltage
2. Bug Report
3. Command Line Heroes
4. GNU World Order
5. Late Night Linux
6. Linux Action News
7. Linux Lads
8. LINUX Unplugged
9. Sysadministrivia
10. TechSNAP
11. Ubuntu Podcast
12. User Error

Relaxing:

1. 99% Invisible
2. The Art of Manliness
3. Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast
4. Cracked
5. Critical Role
6. Dear Hank and John
7. RT Podcast
8. Total Party Kill

Amongst (many) others.

 

[Koper]

Joe Rogan Experience
Alex Jones Infowars
Freedomain Radio

 

[alexdeangelis]

Long now
A16z
Tim ferriss
The knowledge project

 

[TheBakersman]

BBC World Service: 50 Things That Made the Modern Economy
Shat On TV (mainly for their Westworld casts)

 

[ekske1]

Pods:
Gray Bailey
Art of Manliness
Guys We ****ed
PseudoPod
Drabblecast

YTs:
Starwars Theory
Angry Joe
Nerd Slayer
Worth IT (food one)
Linus Tips
Rhykker
NoClip