What podcasts do you listen to?

[gashford1]

Hello! My favorite podcasts:The Tim Ferriss Show about health, The Minimalists Podcast and How to live to 200.
I'd love to hear about your favorite podcasts.

[NRSASD]

Reply All: for offbeat tech news, but more generally how technology affects our lives. Their super tech support section is especially good.

Myths and Legends: Good ol' fashioned storytelling, revised for an audience with more modern tastes. It's a great way to learn mythos from many different cultures.

[AdmiralCheez]

Right now, just The Adventure Zone, but I'm trying to find more that I enjoy.

[Caerulea]

Hello Internet and Cortex, for the CGP Grey. Also the Accidental tech podcast for tech. However, I haven't listened to them since my phone broke a few months ago.

[Areswargod139]

Hello From the Magic Tavern, fantasy improv goodness.

Improvised Star Trek, sci fi improv goodness.

Last Podcast on the Left: true crime and paranormal recap podcast with one of the guys from Adult Swim's Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell really funny and disturbing!

The Thomas Jefferson Hour: Chitaqua performance from humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson (he appears in a lot of Ken Burn's documentaries) Answers questions about modern society in character as Thomas Jefferson. Pretty neat.

History of Rome is an oldie but goodie

It Could Happen Here, a political podcast by former Cracked columnist Robert Evans

The Best Show by Tom Sharpling, he as a writer on Monk as well as the voice of Steven Universe's father Greg. Solid Radio DJ banter.

How did this get made? a bunch of comedians take the wizz out of bad movies.

My History can Beat up your Politics, a political podcast that takes a nod at historical precedent.

and finally no podcast list can be complete without mentioning...
Welcome to Night Vale, a community news podcast about the Twin Peaks/Sunnydale esque desert town of Night Vale.

[Crow]

I enjoy Dan Carlin's Hardcore History.

[DwarvenWarCorgi]

Jocko.

One of the most inspirational people on the planet.

[punctured spoon]

Right now, just The Adventure Zone, but I'm trying to find more that I enjoy.

Adventure zone is top tier as is my brother my brother and me

[Corlindale]

I have kind of fallen off the bandwagon a bit with podcasts recently as my life has grown more busy, but I still keep up with Hello Internet and The Unmade Podcast. HI has already been mentioned, basically just youtubers CGP Grey and Brady Haran talking about all kinds of things. They are usually great fun to listen to.

The Unmade Podcast also features Brady Haran. The premise is that it's a podcast which discusses ideas for other podcasts, which is very meta and often quite silly. Sometimes they also produce an episode of one of the ideas, which can be quite fun as well.

I used to follow a number of Actual Play podcasts, but I've found it tricky to keep up. I did mange to finish the entire first arc of The Adventure Zone, which I would also wholeheartedly recommend. For something that starts off just being a (perhaps too) goofy, casual AP podcast, it evolves into something that is truly epic in scope, with tons of memorable characters and some genuinely heartfelt moments - while at the same time retaining its goofiness and often being laugh out loud-funny.

I also semi-follow The Glass Cannon Podcast (an enjoyable long-running Pathfinder 1.0 AP) and its various spin-offs, but it's become very difficult to keep up with everything they do. At the moment I just try to follow Androids and Aliens (their Starfinder show), leaving the others a bit on the backburner.

[Cygnia]

Wine & Crime

[NRSASD]

Adding to the list:

Carrots and Suffering- a very fun actual play podcast with an intriguing setting
The History of Rome- Pretty much that, yeah.

[Myzzrym]

Criminale is quite interesting as the episodes aren't too long. I tried Hardcore History for quite some time but my mind always wanders off and I lose track of what I was listening to :(

[truemane]

My main one is Megadumbcast, a short, daily podcast reading every page of various Palladium RPG rulebooks and lovingly picking apart the nonsensical rules and errors.

Plus a couple of advice column podcasts (I'm especially fond of Slate's Dear Prudence), and a couple of different podcasts who go through lists of political and/or religious figures, in order, talking about them and rating them on various tongue-in-cheek criteria. One of them rates all the Roman Emperors, for example.

Also the Good Place podcast, although it's paused for now.

[Kyrell1978]

Jocko, Joe Rogan, The Fighter and the Kid, Luke Thomas, Alan Roberts In My Opinion of Course, and smattering of others from time to time.

[tomandtish]

538.com It's a data driven political analysis site. Nuff said.

[Mr_Fixler]

-Tell 'em Steve Dave!
-Now Playing
-Critical Role

No apparent theme, but these are my main listens.

[Knaight]

There's a definite political/religious lean to mine. Removing the more overt ones from the list leaves:

• The History of China
• Ancient Warfare Podcast
• Jianhu Hustle
• Behind the Bastards
• 99% Invisible
• Philosophers in Space
• Fear the Boot

It's a long list, so there's a bit of a backlog on some of them.

[darkrose50]

I haven't watched for a few months, but I like watching the weekly Ciovacco Capital YouTube video on their CCM model of investing. He basically takes charts of the current stock market and compares them to charts from the past. It is fun stuff.

[Telonius]

I haven't really looked into them. When podcasts first started being a thing, none of them had closed captioning, so I didn't really pay any attention to them. I have a hearing loss (not total; hearing aids help a lot, but I still miss a bunch), so particularly when the audio quality wasn't terrific they weren't very accessible to me. Have they generally gotten any better about captions recently?

[PhyrexianShovel]

I haven't really looked into them. When podcasts first started being a thing, none of them had closed captioning, so I didn't really pay any attention to them. I have a hearing loss (not total; hearing aids help a lot, but I still miss a bunch), so particularly when the audio quality wasn't terrific they weren't very accessible to me. Have they generally gotten any better about captions recently?

Have you asked your audiologist about a Compilot? I have one, and it helps me hear my podcasts when I run (and I have near-total hearing loss). If you just want captioning, some podcasts on YouTube will have that.

As for which podcasts I listen to, I mostly listen to Limited Resources, a MtG Podcast about limited formats, and Dies to Removal, another more general MtG podcast. I also like This American Life, but I'm not sure if bringing it up violates the forum rules so I won't discuss it here.

[Solamnicknight]

Critical Role, Orpheus Protocol, Wolverine the Long Night. All are really good!

[oxybe]

Castle Super Beast. Pat Boisvin & Woolie Madden of the defunct Super Best Friends LP channel talk videogames and recent events in their lives. it's kinda like having two gamer friends talking smack in the background as you do stuff.

[Slaine]

Kermode & Mayo's Film Review - the banter is fantastic and you get decent film reviews too
No Such Thing As Fish - from the creator's of QI

[Telonius]

Have you asked your audiologist about a Compilot? I have one, and it helps me hear my podcasts when I run (and I have near-total hearing loss). If you just want captioning, some podcasts on YouTube will have that.

As for which podcasts I listen to, I mostly listen to Limited Resources, a MtG Podcast about limited formats, and Dies to Removal, another more general MtG podcast. I also like This American Life, but I'm not sure if bringing it up violates the forum rules so I won't discuss it here.

I'm sure my audiologist would think it's a great idea. Unfortunately my bank account has a different opinion.

[ImperiousLeader]

Too many. My commutes can be long, this is not a full list.

Political:

- Pod Save America, and most of the spin-offs in Crooked Media: Keep It!, Pod Save the World, Lovett or Leave It.
- FiveThirtyEight
- Revisionist History
- The Guilty Feminist

Magic The Gathering:

- Limited Resources
- Tap Tap Concede
- The Command Zone

RPG:

- The Adventure Zone

Nerdy Stuff:

- The Incomparable
- Post Atomic Horror - Star Trek recap podcast, they're the only one to have reviewed every episode of every series of Star Trek ... yes, including the Animated Series
- Blank Check with Griffin and David

Queer Themed:

- Homophilia
- BGM: Bad Gay Movies

[OnceUponAnAxe]

YMH (Your Mom’s House) is fantastic and full of super cool guys wearing high and tight jeans.

The Honey Dew is probably some of the best entertainment around!

[Mitth'raw'nuruo]

Marvels Wolverine: It is like an old school radio detective drama. Very well produced.

History of Rome.

History of Byzantium

History on Fire.

Hard Core History

No Agenda Show (now twice weekly)

TWiT (This week in Tech).

British History Podcas.

Coffee with Scott Adams

History of China

Revolutions

The way I heard it (Mike Rowe)

[Mitth'raw'nuruo]

I enjoy Dan Carlin's Hardcore History.

Did you see his newer Hard Core History (addendum). Shorter episodes (sometimes) but usually stand alone, not multi-episode epics.

[Crow]

Did you see his newer Hard Core History (addendum). Shorter episodes (sometimes) but usually stand alone, not multi-episode epics.

Sure did, I follow them all. :)

[Deadfire182]

Absolute favorite at the moment is Creature Club, a cast about all the D&D creatures in the monster manual and how to use them in your game. It’s honestly just really funny/informative to listen to, and I get great ideas for my games. Oh, it’s also just funny to hear a bunch of Irish guys goofing off