Any Podcast Fans? What Are Your Favorites?

[filmguerilla]

Between the gym and daily driving I listen to a lot of audio books and podcasts. I mostly listen to narrative (horror/mystery) podcasts, but also listen to stuff like Last Podcast on the Left and Bloody Good Horror.

As for narrative stuff, current faves are Video Palace, Magnus Archives, and Borrasca. What are you listening to?

 

[DeaconPiper]

Right now, it's Martin Shaw's "Jawbone" podcast, simply fantastic. Highly recommended. I try to catch an interview now and then on Rogan.

 

[makhorkasmoker]

I listen to Stephen west’s Philosophize This! And also the British philosophy podcast Philosophy Bites

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

Lately, I've been listening to The Prancing Pony Podcast. They go chapter by chapter through Tolkien's books. So I'll read a chapter and then listen to them. It's never taken me so long to get through those books, but I'm hooked on thier show and it's been worth it.

 

[filmguerilla]

Lately, I've been listening to The Prancing Pony Podcast. They go chapter by chapter through Tolkien's books. So I'll read a chapter and then listen to them. It's never taken me so long to get through those books, but I'm hooked on thier show and it's been worth it.

Interesting! I listened to a similar podcast a few years back that did this with Dune, but I don't remember the name of that one.

 

[Servant King]

Been very much into economy/finance podcasts for the last couple years especially. My current top three would have to be The Peter Schiff Show, Sachs Realty, and Minority Mindset.

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

Interesting! I listened to a similar podcast a few years back that did this with Dune, but I don't remember the name of that one.

If you're a fan of Tolkien, I'd highly recommend it. They start out with The Silmarrilion, and then The Hobbit, into The Lord Of The Rings, touching on other bits of his work here and there. Most episodes are between an hour to an hour and a half, sometime taking three episodes in thier discussion of a chapter. You learn a lot about Tolkien's writings, and how he built the world of Middle Earth. And the hosts are great, especially once they begin to become comfortable doing a podcast.

 

[username]

I like the Steam machine podcast where the hosts are just trying to make it thu their back log of pc video games
The Steam Machine Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/@thesteammachinepodcast alot of the shows i listen to i cant talk about on here since there political so im not goint to mentiion those.

Guys a podcast about guys is very funny

Guys: With Bryan Quinby

Comedy Podcast · Updated Weekly · Guys is a show about different types of guys and even some specific guys. I will be investigating the weirdest, dumbest, and silliest guys on the internet!

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so thats about it

 

[brian64]

There are several that I listen to off and on. I find Gold, Goats and Guns to be consistently interesting...just got done with the most recent episode in fact.

Podcast Episode #213 - Caitlin Long and the Financial Crisis that Wasn't - Gold Goats 'n Guns

Wall St. veteran, crypto advocate, and CEO of Custodia Bank Caitlin Long returns to the podcast to ask the questions and get to the bottom of what’s really going on inside of the changes to the US Treasury and global dollar plumbing markets. This is one of those episodes where my head was...

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[Shore]

I listen to a ton of pods, usually on economic type subjects. Animal spirits, The Compound kand Friends, but also enjoy Revisionist History with Malcolm Gladwell...

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

I listen to Rogan if he has someone on who interests me and Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast, as well.

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

This one isn't really a podcast, but I found it on Spotify while looking for another podcast. The old radio show, The Shadow is on there. I listened to an episode from 1937 while having a pipe earlier. Kickin' it old school lol!