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We have a "What are you listening to?" thread, but I never see much talk about podcasts. The idea behind this thread is to post what you listen to, talk about recent episodes, etc.

To start things off, here are a few I listen to:

Free Beer and Hot Wings: A great "morning drive" podcast. Low brow humor, which can be hit-or-miss.

Nerdist: I'm sure most of you have heard of Nerdist and/or Chris Hardwick at this point. Chris and pals interview various people within geek culture.

WTFPod w/ Marc Maron: Lots of self-reflection on Marc's part, and he's funny to boot. He also has a show on IFC & Netflix called "Maron."

Nerd Poker: Brian Posehn and friends play a hilarious D&D campaign. You actually need to pay attention to this one to follow along.

I don't listen to anything regularly but I recently listened to this and enjoyed it.

http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-a ... l-of-money
A special program about the housing crisis produced in a special collaboration with NPR News.

Didn't know Nerd Poker. I like to listen to PA Acquisition Inc. podcasts every year though. those are hilarious.

Joe rogan and Neil D Tyson

Although, I don't listen often...

No kidding.

Are pod casts for poor ppl who have no responsibilities?... Just wondering...

While I'm on the road I listen to Crit Juice on occasion. Comedians gets drunk and play D&D, which makes for laughs. I also watch The Young Turks, but they have a podcast version of the show, too. They discuss current events in US politics and national/world news and it's become my primary source of news since ditching TV altogether a few years ago. Most of my media entertainment nowadays comes in the form of YouTube channels, so my list of podcasts is pretty much gone.

Deathshroud wrote:Nerd Poker: Brian Posehn and friends play a hilarious D&D campaign. You actually need to pay attention to this one to follow along.

Brian Posehn is hilarious, I'll have to give this one a try.

Other than the ones already listed I listen to a motorcycle road racing podcast, motopod. I doubt that's interesting to most here, but if you're into racing they are a real low budget operation but they get great interviews.

http://www.dancarlin.com/disp.php/hharchive

hardcore history is interesting

HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:http://www.dancarlin.com/disp.php/hharchive

hardcore history is interesting

This is excellent stuff, i thank you sir

Been listening out Blueprint for Armageddon, just started with part II.

In order of preference (somewhat):

On Point with Tom Ashbrook
Boston Public Radio (Marge Eagan and Jim Braude)
On Being
Ken Rudin Political Junkie
APM Marketplace
Fine Woodworking Shop Talk
Science Friday
Innovation Hub
Real Time with Bill Maher
Old Jews Telling Jokes
Wood Talk - Marc Spagnuolo
The Moth
Radio Lab
This American Life