JonMyers
HCMC, Vietnam ✈
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I get tired of listening to music all the time, and have been getting addicted to podcasts over the last year. Some favorites:
Adam Carolla
http://adamcarolla.com/
This American Life
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/
HBR IdeaCast (Harvard Business Review)
http://blogs.hbr.org/ideacast/
Bulletproof Executive
http://www.bulletproofexec.com/category/podcasts/
Mixergy
http://mixergy.com/interviews/
Anyone else listen to podcasts?
What are your favorites?
groundrules
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radiolab, this american life, freakonomics.
RedStorm
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gotta help a buddy out so I listen to his podcast from Clutch Sports Blog (at work so I can't link it, I usually download and the listen while at work). Other than that, not a huge podcast guy. I'll usually mix between Pandora and sports talk radio while at work.
Mister Shifter
80-175 BPM
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Radiolab
Stuff You Should Know
Giant Bombcast (video games)
Fantasy Focus Football (fantasy football)
T.W.I.T. (This Week in Tech)
JonMyers
HCMC, Vietnam ✈
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WTF, looks solid. Just subscribed. And, I forgot about Freakonomics. That one is awesome. You all rock.
I'm always looking for new stuff.
The This American Life Christmas episode about the kid with the guinea pigs was great. Brought a tear to my eye.
Ohh, and Sugar Ray Leonard's podcast is good one.
It seems like Podcasting has really bounced back. Or maybe it never went away.
murfmurphy
Westgate
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Doug Benson's Doug Loves Movies
The Nerdist
Planet Money
Hardcore History (Spotty updates, but usually well worth the wait)
WTF
DocMedPot
Columbus, Crosswoods area
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Lefty's Lounge
Who Charted
Doug Loves Movies
Smodcast
Hollywood Babble-on
Jay & Silent Bob Get Old
FEaB
Last Week on Earth with Ben Gleib
You Made it Weird with Pete Holmes
WTF with Marc Maron
The Todd Glass Show
Thrilling Adventure Hour
Smartest Man in the World with Greg Proops
Penn's Sunday School
Nerd Poker
Mike and Tom Eat Snacks
The Harland Highway
Girl on Guy with Aisha Tyler
How Did This Get Made with Paul Scheer, Jason Mantzoukas & June Diane Raphael
Improv for Humans
These and many others are part of my ever expanding list of podcasts keeps me listening and laughing....rarely listen to live radio anymore outside of getting traffic reports....
FireEngine
Blacklick or Driving Park
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murfmurphy
Westgate
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Sorry to derail the thread, but I'm still slightly staying on topic. I switched to Android earlier this year and I'm trying to decide what I should use for podcast capturing. Does anyone have anything that they use and love? I'm considering Doggcatcher, but I'm hesitating at the $5 price tag. I know I should just break down and buy it, but it's tough.
Patch
Schumacher Place
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murfmurphy said:
Sorry to derail the thread, but I'm still slightly staying on topic. I switched to Android earlier this year and I'm trying to decide what I should use for podcast capturing. Does anyone have anything that they use and love? I'm considering Doggcatcher, but I'm hesitating at the $5 price tag. I know I should just break down and buy it, but it's tough.
You have to break down in order to pay $5? Instead of a little ceasers pizza or something?
Well, I haven't tried it, but podcast addict has good reviews, and is free.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bambuna.podcastaddict&feature=related_apps
ColumbusTime
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Anyone going to see Maron in Columbus in March? $32 worth it?
Lots of great podcasts but not a lot of time to listen to them all. I mainly listen to Adam Carolla, Bill Burr, and Marc Maron. Occasionally Joe Rogan, Greg Fitzsimmons, and Penn Jillette.
Walker
The KLD / Downtown / Gay Street
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I've been listening to NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour while running lately. Usually pretty fun/geeky material...
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=129472378
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