Podcasts

Anyone have some good ones they are listening to?  I have 2 hours in the car a day and I need some suggestions.

I already listen to;

The Joe Rogan Experience

Waking Up with Sam Harris

We The People Live

Truth and Justice

Undisclosed

Star Talk

Point of Enquiry

Radiolab

for a mtb related podcast, vital has one: http://www.vitalmtb.com/tags/the_inside_line_vital_feature

not mtb related, "criminal" is quite good. Basically talks about unusual stories involving crime

if you're a climber, "the enormocast" is great

and as always, "car talk" is awesome.

Jim Rome.

The Mens Room (KISW, Seattle)

Judge John Hodgman

WTF (Marc Maron)

For MMA I listen to Luke Thomas - Promotional Malpractice and also The MMA Beat.

Thank you everyone,

I already listen to some WTFs episodes.  Marc is very good at the long form interview.  I didn't know Hodgman had one.  I will check that out for sure.  Vital, Criminal, Jim Rome and Car Talk might be good as well.  :)

I get bored of the same people's voices all the time and there are so many now that searching for what you might like is next to impossible.

Weird....podcasts are not on my radar, not at all.

canadaland is good.  they had a recent one about the bc liberals.  http://www.canadalandshow.com/podcast/short-cuts-trump-v-milk/

https://www.mtbpodcast.com/ (enduro + XC guy from Reno, just started a few months ago, but very well done)

and

https://www.trainerroad.com/podcast (more training/roadie-oriented, but one of the hosts is from the MTB Podcast)

i used to listen to podcast playlist on cbc, i thought it was pretty good to listen to for the most part

http://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcastplaylist

I like "How I Built This" as well as the other Planet Money shows.

2nd for Judge John Hodgman

Talking Shit (best to start from episode 1 to really "get" this one)

Stop Podcasting Yourself for locally-based, kinda-clean, but engaging comedy

My Dad Wrote a Porno - fucking hilarious - three british media types read aloud a bad erotic novel written by one of their fathers.

2nd for Radiolab

Heavyweight - Jonathan Goldstein's new gig

Posted by: Mic

Weird....podcasts are not on my radar, not at all.

I was just sick of radio and the inane banter that goes with it, and I don't get great reception on most of my commute.  It used to be that there was only a handful of good podcasts, but there are so many well-produced podcasts now that it is hard to sort out which ones to listen to. It seems like the vast majority of comedians have one these days.  The podcasts done as a series can be addictive too.