Ask HN: What Podcasts are you listening right now and why?
I am new to this Podcast thing on iPhone, and I'm looking for either something funny or about startups.
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Two which I really enjoy:
- In Our Time. Legendary BBC Radio 4 show in which four experts discuss a topic (e.g. 'enzymes', 'The Egyptian Book of the Dead', 'The Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum') in terms a layperson can understand for about an hour, guided by a host who asks all the dumb questions for the listener.
- Norm Macdonald Live. Former SNL castmember spends a couple of hours interviewing e.g. Billy Bob Thornton, Adam Sandler, etc.). One of the most consistently funny and off-key shows I've ever heard.
- In Our Time. Legendary BBC Radio 4 show in which four experts discuss a topic (e.g. 'enzymes', 'The Egyptian Book of the Dead', 'The Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum') in terms a layperson can understand for about an hour, guided by a host who asks all the dumb questions for the listener.
- Norm Macdonald Live. Former SNL castmember spends a couple of hours interviewing e.g. Billy Bob Thornton, Adam Sandler, etc.). One of the most consistently funny and off-key shows I've ever heard.
I couldn't agree more about In Our Time. It's my weekly go-to programme on Radio 4 regardless of what subject they're discussing. On many subjects they've discussed I've usually picked up one or two books to learn more about events, people and things I didn't even know existed.
http://99percentinvisible.org/
http://freakonomics.com/
Both a great in different ways.
Both a great in different ways.
those and also; Hanselminutes, RadioLab
[0] Tell Me Something I Don't Know - Trivia show with a twist, hosted by Steven Dubner of Freakonomics fame.
[1] How I built this - Interviews successful entrepreneurs on their background, motivations, challenges etc. in building their businesses.
[2] Revolutions - Podcast on some of the biggest political revolutions in history. I am going through season 2 (American Revolution against the British Empire).
[3] War Stories - "Traces the evolution of warfare through the eyes who lived it". Season 1 focused on armoured warfare (a.k.a. Tanks). Waiting on Season 2.
[4] Science Vs - Researches the fads/opinions (organic food, meditation, ghosts etc.) to figure out if they are based on science.
[0] http://tmsidk.com/ [1] http://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this [2] http://www.revolutionspodcast.com/ [3] https://angrystaffofficer.com/war-stories-podcast/ [4] https://gimletmedia.com/science-vs/
[1] How I built this - Interviews successful entrepreneurs on their background, motivations, challenges etc. in building their businesses.
[2] Revolutions - Podcast on some of the biggest political revolutions in history. I am going through season 2 (American Revolution against the British Empire).
[3] War Stories - "Traces the evolution of warfare through the eyes who lived it". Season 1 focused on armoured warfare (a.k.a. Tanks). Waiting on Season 2.
[4] Science Vs - Researches the fads/opinions (organic food, meditation, ghosts etc.) to figure out if they are based on science.
[0] http://tmsidk.com/ [1] http://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this [2] http://www.revolutionspodcast.com/ [3] https://angrystaffofficer.com/war-stories-podcast/ [4] https://gimletmedia.com/science-vs/
New season of Revisionist History by Malcolm Gladwell has just started http://revisionisthistory.com/
Worth it.
Worth it.
this should be on the top, thanks
Econtalk for its usually insightful discussions.
http://www.econtalk.org/
Conversations with Tyler for the same reason as Econtalk. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/conversations-with-tyler...?
Bodega Boyz because nothing makes me laugh like Desus and Mero. https://soundcloud.com/bodega-sushi
Conversations with Tyler for the same reason as Econtalk. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/conversations-with-tyler...?
Bodega Boyz because nothing makes me laugh like Desus and Mero. https://soundcloud.com/bodega-sushi
Linux Unplugged (Jupiter Broadcasting) [0]: Informal chat with some cool people from the Linux world, often guests like Martin Wimpress (Ubuntu Mate, Raspberry Pi enthusiast), Frank Karlitschek/Jos Poortvliet (Nextcloud), Ikey Doherty (Solus/Coreboot), etc.
Linux Action News (Jupiter Broadcasting) [1]: 30 min overview of news from the Linux world.
No Agenda: For a healthy news diet [2].
TWIT: Loving the over-friendliness and forced extravertedness less and less and missing Dvorak, but still, a nice Tech overview.
Story Grid: (From time to time) In depth analysis of books from the perspective of a writer and editor. Very insightful.
[0] http://linuxactionnews.com/ [1] http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/115911/halls-of-endless-l... [2] http://www.noagendashow.com/
Linux Action News (Jupiter Broadcasting) [1]: 30 min overview of news from the Linux world.
No Agenda: For a healthy news diet [2].
TWIT: Loving the over-friendliness and forced extravertedness less and less and missing Dvorak, but still, a nice Tech overview.
Story Grid: (From time to time) In depth analysis of books from the perspective of a writer and editor. Very insightful.
[0] http://linuxactionnews.com/ [1] http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/115911/halls-of-endless-l... [2] http://www.noagendashow.com/
To Be Continuous (https://www.heavybit.com/library/podcasts/to-be-continuous/) has been my go-to.
It's great if you're interested in continuous delivery, startups, fundraising, product development, best practices etc. from two founders who have been and continue to be successful at their roles.
It's great if you're interested in continuous delivery, startups, fundraising, product development, best practices etc. from two founders who have been and continue to be successful at their roles.
Lou Reads the Internet for YOU! - http://loureads.com/feed/podcast/
Mysterious Universe - http://mysteriousuniverse.org/feed/podcast
Worm Audiobook - http://audioworm.rein-online.org/category/chapter/feed/
No Agenda - http://feed.nashownotes.com/rss.xml
History of Westeros - http://www.acast.com/westeroshistory
Lexicon Valley - http://feeds.feedburner.com/SlateLexiconValley
The Daily - An NPR-like ~20 minute podcast from the NYT. https://www.nytimes.com/podcasts/the-daily
Indie Hackers - Insightful 1:1 interviews with founders of smaller 'lifestyle' businesses. https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast
In Our Time - Wonderful history podcast from the BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qykl
Lovett or Leave It - Insightful weekly political podcast from Jon Lovett, a former speechwriter for Barack Obama who was once called "the funniest man in Washington." https://getcrookedmedia.com/lovett-or-leave-it-6077c7aca95c
The Perceptive Photographer - 10-15 minute podcast released every Monday from my favorite photography teacher. Insightful and brief snippets about a variety of topics of interest to fine art photographers. https://www.danieljgregory.com/perceptivephotographerpodcast...
Pod Save America - Twice-weekly podcast from four guys who used to be in the Obama White House. Super-insightful political commentary. Lots of coarse language. https://getcrookedmedia.com/here-have-a-podcast-78ee56b5a323
Pod Save the People - DeRay McKesson's weekly podcast on social justice and activism. Even if you don't know DeRay's name, you'd probably recognize him based on his blue Patagonia vest. https://getcrookedmedia.com/pod-save-the-people-56bc42af53d
S-Town - A co-production from Serial and This American Life. It starts off as a murder mystery and then goes off into left field. A beautiful, sort of American Gothic look at our country. The ending left me feeling a bit...empty maybe? Still, an incredibly worthwhile way to spend seven hours. https://stownpodcast.org
Indie Hackers - Insightful 1:1 interviews with founders of smaller 'lifestyle' businesses. https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast
In Our Time - Wonderful history podcast from the BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qykl
Lovett or Leave It - Insightful weekly political podcast from Jon Lovett, a former speechwriter for Barack Obama who was once called "the funniest man in Washington." https://getcrookedmedia.com/lovett-or-leave-it-6077c7aca95c
The Perceptive Photographer - 10-15 minute podcast released every Monday from my favorite photography teacher. Insightful and brief snippets about a variety of topics of interest to fine art photographers. https://www.danieljgregory.com/perceptivephotographerpodcast...
Pod Save America - Twice-weekly podcast from four guys who used to be in the Obama White House. Super-insightful political commentary. Lots of coarse language. https://getcrookedmedia.com/here-have-a-podcast-78ee56b5a323
Pod Save the People - DeRay McKesson's weekly podcast on social justice and activism. Even if you don't know DeRay's name, you'd probably recognize him based on his blue Patagonia vest. https://getcrookedmedia.com/pod-save-the-people-56bc42af53d
S-Town - A co-production from Serial and This American Life. It starts off as a murder mystery and then goes off into left field. A beautiful, sort of American Gothic look at our country. The ending left me feeling a bit...empty maybe? Still, an incredibly worthwhile way to spend seven hours. https://stownpodcast.org
In Our Time covers everything from history, religion, literature to science. Recommended!
The History of Rome - An excellent 191 episode series covering, well, the history of Rome by Mike Duncan.
The History of Rome is really informative, I've been into ancient history since forever but this podcast is still very enjoyable.
Try the history of the English language after that. It's similar and equally good.
I mostly listen to things from the BBC due to the World Service no longer broadcasting to North America as of 2001. There are some CBC programs since the loss of Radio Canada International. Mostly comedies plus The Archers Omnibus.
These are for listening pleasure. CBC & BBC both have comedy of the week podcasts. Because News on CBC is hilarious. Drama of the Week on BBC is good though sometimes off the wall.
I could listen to Larry Kudlow for business reasons but lately I cling tight to my comedies. I need the escape.
These are for listening pleasure. CBC & BBC both have comedy of the week podcasts. Because News on CBC is hilarious. Drama of the Week on BBC is good though sometimes off the wall.
I could listen to Larry Kudlow for business reasons but lately I cling tight to my comedies. I need the escape.
Zero Books: Advancing Conversations:
http://zero-books.net/blogs/zero/feed/podcast/
Team Human:
https://teamhuman.fm
Internet History Podcast:
http://www.internethistorypodcast.com
Featured Voices:
http://www.peakprosperity.com
http://zero-books.net/blogs/zero/feed/podcast/
Team Human:
https://teamhuman.fm
Internet History Podcast:
http://www.internethistorypodcast.com
Featured Voices:
http://www.peakprosperity.com
I listen to the SANS Internet StormCast ("daily 5-10 minute information security threat updates") every morning:
https://isc.sans.edu/podcast.html
Many of my other favorites have already been mentioned, but I also listen to:
Twenty Thousand Hertz ("stories behind the world's most recognizable and interesting sounds") https://www.20k.org
and have started listening to this new NPR podcast:
Wow in the World ("a new way for families to connect, look up and discover the wonders in the world around them. Every episode, hosts Mindy and Guy guide curious kids and their grown-ups away from their screens and on a journey. Through a combination of careful scientific research and fun, we'll go inside our brains, out into space, and deep into the coolest new stories in science and technology") http://www.npr.org/podcasts/510321/wow-in-the-world
Many of my other favorites have already been mentioned, but I also listen to:
Twenty Thousand Hertz ("stories behind the world's most recognizable and interesting sounds") https://www.20k.org
and have started listening to this new NPR podcast:
Wow in the World ("a new way for families to connect, look up and discover the wonders in the world around them. Every episode, hosts Mindy and Guy guide curious kids and their grown-ups away from their screens and on a journey. Through a combination of careful scientific research and fun, we'll go inside our brains, out into space, and deep into the coolest new stories in science and technology") http://www.npr.org/podcasts/510321/wow-in-the-world
Not technical, but tech related:
http://exponent.fm/ Exponent by Ben Thompson (of Stratechery) and James Allworth is great for analysis of big tech issues and news.
https://trackchanges.postlight.com/ Track Changes by Paul Ford and Rich Ziade can be quite light, but they have some interesting guests and have lived on the web since it started.
Funny stuff - if you like Football (Soccer) then The Football Ramble is essential. http://www.thefootballramble.com
For british nonsense humour two of them have just stated a spin off. Humour is subjective though so YMMV and don't judge me! http://stakhanovindustries.com/lukeandpeteshow
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http://exponent.fm/ Exponent by Ben Thompson (of Stratechery) and James Allworth is great for analysis of big tech issues and news.
https://trackchanges.postlight.com/ Track Changes by Paul Ford and Rich Ziade can be quite light, but they have some interesting guests and have lived on the web since it started.
Funny stuff - if you like Football (Soccer) then The Football Ramble is essential. http://www.thefootballramble.com
For british nonsense humour two of them have just stated a spin off. Humour is subjective though so YMMV and don't judge me! http://stakhanovindustries.com/lukeandpeteshow
(edited all of my beautifully crafted markdown links because I forget HN can't do that)
I listen to a lot of horror fiction podcasts like Darkest Night, the No Sleep Podcast, some other fiction stuff like Rabbits and Alice Isn't Dead, and then some other stuff.
Planet Money -- my favorite
99% Invisible
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
History Honeys
Six Feats Under
My wife is more into Sunday School Dropouts than I am, but I listen to it occasionally. She also listens to some other history podcasts but I don't recall what they are.
Planet Money -- my favorite
99% Invisible
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
History Honeys
Six Feats Under
My wife is more into Sunday School Dropouts than I am, but I listen to it occasionally. She also listens to some other history podcasts but I don't recall what they are.
Another great podcast from the Marketplace team is Make Me Smart with Molly Wood and Kai Ryssdal
I am surprised that the omega tau ( http://omegataupodcast.net ) has not been mentioned yet. Many episodes on aviation, but also quite a few on hardware, software, and science. The style is incredibly nerdy, which I guess is an advantage for the HN crowd.
Knowledge @ Wharton - sometimes interesting, I end up skipping about half of the episodes.
Exponent -Ben Thompson of Stratechery -- very insightful commentary on business and technology/
NPR Planet Money -- Economics is a second love of mine.
Startup -- by Gimlet Media -- Stories about the startup culture
Science vs -- Researches fad and compares them to the actual science.
Acquired -- discusses technology acquisitions
Internet History Podcast -- just what it says it is.
Freakonomics -- Because it's Freakonomics, should be required listening for anyone who wants to talk about economics.
Political Gabfest -- definitely liberal leaning political commentary.
Career Tools/Manager Tools -- I suggest these two podcasts to anyone who is working. Binge on them from the beginning and skip the ones that aren't relevant to you.
The Talk Show w/John Gruber -- required listening for Apple nerds.
Accidental Tech Podcast -- same as above/
Slate Money -- Did I mention I'm an economics nerd?
Exponent -Ben Thompson of Stratechery -- very insightful commentary on business and technology/
NPR Planet Money -- Economics is a second love of mine.
Startup -- by Gimlet Media -- Stories about the startup culture
Science vs -- Researches fad and compares them to the actual science.
Acquired -- discusses technology acquisitions
Internet History Podcast -- just what it says it is.
Freakonomics -- Because it's Freakonomics, should be required listening for anyone who wants to talk about economics.
Political Gabfest -- definitely liberal leaning political commentary.
Career Tools/Manager Tools -- I suggest these two podcasts to anyone who is working. Binge on them from the beginning and skip the ones that aren't relevant to you.
The Talk Show w/John Gruber -- required listening for Apple nerds.
Accidental Tech Podcast -- same as above/
Slate Money -- Did I mention I'm an economics nerd?
Security Now -- great weekly review of security and IT news
Stuff to blow your mind -- has some great in depth analisys about science and more
Techstuff -- loved the series about all the story of Sony, Nintendo, Samsung...
The Bikesheed -- two very technical guys, very funny
The changelog -- great interviews
Software engineering daily -- some guest with some technical topic every day.
Stuff to blow your mind -- has some great in depth analisys about science and more
Techstuff -- loved the series about all the story of Sony, Nintendo, Samsung...
The Bikesheed -- two very technical guys, very funny
The changelog -- great interviews
Software engineering daily -- some guest with some technical topic every day.
About startups:
1. "How I Built This" with Guy Raz https://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510313
2. "Startup" by Gimlet media http://feeds.gimletmedia.com/hearstartup
3. Stanford's DFJ ETL: https://web.stanford.edu/group/edcorner/uploads/podcast/Educ...
4. "This week in startups" http://feeds.feedburner.com/twist-audio
1. "How I Built This" with Guy Raz https://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510313
2. "Startup" by Gimlet media http://feeds.gimletmedia.com/hearstartup
3. Stanford's DFJ ETL: https://web.stanford.edu/group/edcorner/uploads/podcast/Educ...
4. "This week in startups" http://feeds.feedburner.com/twist-audio
Masters of Scale - just started and really great, Reid Hoffman talks about startups and growing them.
I started to listen the first episode but felt a lot of overlap with How I Built This that I had to stop listening.
Not seen Floss Weekly mentioned thus far. Features some really amazing projects and the presenter somehow makes complex topics understandable. This and HN are the main sources of my tech knowledge.
Hardcore History
The Economist (Paid for but worth every cent, 8 hours of news)
The Economist asks
Tim Ferris
No such thing as a fish
Radiolab
All songs considered
The Economist (Paid for but worth every cent, 8 hours of news)
The Economist asks
Tim Ferris
No such thing as a fish
Radiolab
All songs considered
I'm a big fan of Skeptoid (http://www.skeptoid.com). Brian does a great job of telling the story of many popular pseudoscientific/conspiratorial/unexplained things and then addresses them with evidence and scientific skepticism but in an insightful way without mocking or being judgemental.
How I Built This with Guy Raz
Mostly
- Reply All
- Planet Money
- Hanselminutes
Reply All is about the internet and planet money is about money, but in both cases it's as much about people and the interesting things that we do.
Hanselminutes is Scott Hanselman interviewing interesting guests about aspects of software development. It has a laid back and friendly pace. Scott is always well prepared and a very nice host.
- Reply All
- Planet Money
- Hanselminutes
Reply All is about the internet and planet money is about money, but in both cases it's as much about people and the interesting things that we do.
Hanselminutes is Scott Hanselman interviewing interesting guests about aspects of software development. It has a laid back and friendly pace. Scott is always well prepared and a very nice host.
My podcasts aren't hugely funny, or startup centric, but everyone else is sharing their list... Not an American, but with a strong interest in what's going on across the Pacific.
Risky Business, Pod Save America, Lawfare Podcast, Chat 10 Looks 3, The Dollop, Bombshell (War on the Rocks), FiveThirtyEight Politics
Risky Business, Pod Save America, Lawfare Podcast, Chat 10 Looks 3, The Dollop, Bombshell (War on the Rocks), FiveThirtyEight Politics
In addition to what I consider the usual suspects (Startup [Gimlet] / Radiolab / This American Life), I just added two a little more off the beaten path:
The Pitch - Shark Tank on a podcast essentially. Somewhat deeper. The more recent episodes are way better than the first ones so just skip to the end.
Waking Up - so refreshing to hear someone as thoughtful as Sam Harris on a regular basis. I love that he is so calmly rational that he can have productive conversations with everyone from left to right, atheist to Muslim.
The Pitch - Shark Tank on a podcast essentially. Somewhat deeper. The more recent episodes are way better than the first ones so just skip to the end.
Waking Up - so refreshing to hear someone as thoughtful as Sam Harris on a regular basis. I love that he is so calmly rational that he can have productive conversations with everyone from left to right, atheist to Muslim.
LOVE Waking Up, been both a reader of Sam Harris' books and a Patreon supporter for a while now. Dave Rubin also manages to bring a lot of interesting guests to his show.
I've heard Dave Rubin's name thrown around so I was going to check him out until I saw his performance here a few days ago. I didn't like it. Of course, you simply mentioned his guests, and I'm certain he has some really good ones!
https://np.reddit.com/r/Classical_Liberals/comments/6ipull/h...
https://np.reddit.com/r/Classical_Liberals/comments/6ipull/h...
Waking Up (Sam Harris) is excellent. I'm a Patreon supporter.
+1 for Waking Up. Sam could not have chosen a better title for his show.
My list https://lists.pocketcasts.com/d4460e3f-2edc-4d23-b6da-8c62d0...
If I would recommend one from the list it would be Ted Radio Hour
If I would recommend one from the list it would be Ted Radio Hour
Side Hustle School - https://sidehustleschool.com/
It is short and quick, and very interesting to see creativities of people to generate some side income.
It is short and quick, and very interesting to see creativities of people to generate some side income.
I'm only a few episodes in but engaging thus far:
http://argumentninja.com/podcast-episodes/
Google Cloud Platfrom Podcast is really good one, especially if you are interested in google technologies.
https://www.gcppodcast.com
The Final Furlong Pod: http://www.attheraces.com/finalfurlongpodcast
Why? Because I love horse racing and it is funny.
Why? Because I love horse racing and it is funny.
How do you decide which one to listen to?
NPR's podcasts:
- How I Built This
- Planet Money
- Ted Radio Hour
- AltLatino
- 99% invisible - Hanselminutes
- GoTime
NPR's podcasts (and How I Built This especially) is of incredible quality - they even write music for each episode.
- 99% invisible - Hanselminutes
- GoTime
NPR's podcasts (and How I Built This especially) is of incredible quality - they even write music for each episode.
Some that haven't been mentioned:
Security Now - Steve Gibson basically reviewing the week in software and hardware security.
Rationally Speaking - Intellectual stuff
No such thing as a fish - fun trivia from the people behind the QI tv show.
Security Now - Steve Gibson basically reviewing the week in software and hardware security.
Rationally Speaking - Intellectual stuff
No such thing as a fish - fun trivia from the people behind the QI tv show.
Rationally Speaking and Security Now in the same list make my head hurt. Julia Galef has entertaining, highly intelligent and nuanced conversations with brilliant people. Gibson tries to sell tools that are "good because they are written in assembly".
If you're interested in Security Now, you might like Risky Business: https://risky.biz
It feels like an upgrade to me, by people who spend their days working in infosec. They've had interviews with members of LulzSec, the NSA's General Counsel, and the guy behind PwnAllTheThings. They also broke the inside story of what actually happened in Australia's national census outage.
My one hesitation is it's starting to feel like pro-5eyes propaganda. They were very dismissive of the Shadow Brokers last year (because "NSA superiority"), and have had to rewrite history since the actual 0-days & WannaCry were released. So I don't listen to every episode anymore, but I do find it informative.
It feels like an upgrade to me, by people who spend their days working in infosec. They've had interviews with members of LulzSec, the NSA's General Counsel, and the guy behind PwnAllTheThings. They also broke the inside story of what actually happened in Australia's national census outage.
My one hesitation is it's starting to feel like pro-5eyes propaganda. They were very dismissive of the Shadow Brokers last year (because "NSA superiority"), and have had to rewrite history since the actual 0-days & WannaCry were released. So I don't listen to every episode anymore, but I do find it informative.
Not related to startups specifically (unless edtech?) but I highly recommend Metalearn for personal development. It's interview-based but that's what I like about it!
Reply all is funny and about the internet.
The Dig is not funny or about startups but I just discovered it and wanted to share. Smart policy discussion with a lefty viewpoint.
Artifexian http://www.artifexian.com/ - two guys discussing world building
The IndieHackers podcast has been really great so far.
http://www.nerds2nerds.com/ -- just to troll demigod :-))
Revisionist History with Malcolm Gladwell
Surprised nobody mentioned Car Talk in the funny column. You don't have to be a car person to enjoy it.
I highly recommend Embedded.fm if you're interested in any thing in the embedded software world.
Damn! Thanks for the suggestions! Right now I'm listening to Masters of Scale for starters.
- Accidental Tech Podcast (Marco Arment's podcast about Apple tech)
- Harmontown
- Obsessed with Joseph Scrimshaw
- Harmontown
- Obsessed with Joseph Scrimshaw
+1 for ATP. I don't even have any Apple hardware but I like their style, not so much technical, but focusing on other aspects engineers tend to care about (UX, product quality, economics, etc).
React native radio. Currently trying to build an app in React Native.
None because I've been in a music kind of mood lately.
1. a16z
2. Acquired - Podcast about Tech Acquisitions + IPOs
3. Recode Decode by Kara Swisher
2. Acquired - Podcast about Tech Acquisitions + IPOs
3. Recode Decode by Kara Swisher
Software Engineering Daily, has some focus on startups
Tim Ferriess Show
What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law
The West Wing Weekly
Planet Money
Heavyweight
The Adventure Zone
This American Life
In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg
Invisibilia
StartUp
Freakonomics
Radiolab
99% Invisible
The Tobolowsky Files
S-Town
Coffee Break German
The West Wing Weekly
Planet Money
Heavyweight
The Adventure Zone
This American Life
In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg
Invisibilia
StartUp
Freakonomics
Radiolab
99% Invisible
The Tobolowsky Files
S-Town
Coffee Break German
a16z podcast by Andressen Horowitz
Gadget Lab podcast by Wired
State of America with Kate Bolduan (CNN)
Gadget Lab podcast by Wired
State of America with Kate Bolduan (CNN)
The Political Gabfest - Slate
The Ezra Klein Show - Vox
The Weeds - Vox
Waking Up - Sam Harris
Sam Harris - Waking Up Podcast
Bill Burr - Monday Morning Podcast
Joe Rogan - PowerfulJRE (not every episode)
Bill Burr - Monday Morning Podcast
Joe Rogan - PowerfulJRE (not every episode)
Upfirst
why oh why
planet money
radiolab
all songs considered
Dinner party Download
Hidden Brain
Radio Lab
The Splendid Table
Gastropod
You are not so Smart
why oh why
planet money
radiolab
all songs considered
Dinner party Download
Hidden Brain
Radio Lab
The Splendid Table
Gastropod
You are not so Smart
Waking Up with Sam Harris.
Very informative, interesting guests. Especially lately with everything going in US politics.
On the Wind Sailing
Coding: Talk Python to Me, Software Engineering Daily
AI: Talking Machines
Misc: Waking Up with Sam Harris, a16z
AI: Talking Machines
Misc: Waking Up with Sam Harris, a16z