Podcast what do you listen to/Recommend

and my favorite one of all, The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

Just started listening to "The Way I Heard It" and I have to say yes its awesome. I even got the wife to listen to a few episodes. All of them are very short (6-8 min) which is nice, although anything up to 30-45 minutes is usually fine in my book.

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Note about The Way I Heard It With Mike Rowe, fast forward the first 3-5 minutes if you want to skip the commercials and get straight to the story.
 
My rotation consists of: The MMA Hour, The Anik and Florian podcast, The Fighter and The Kid, JRE, Superspeeders and The Smoking Tire, and sometimes The Church of What's Happening.
I have a few others that I'll check if none of the above have new content that I'm wanting to listen to.

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The No Agenda Show, the best podcast in the universe. Media deconstruction and plenty of doses of sanity in the insanity of the news cycle.

Dan Carlin is great. I wish he would produce more content but I understand why he doesn't.

Joe Rogan, but only when he has interesting guests.
 
Some of my go to's (Many of these are repeats)

Radiolab
Hidden Brain
This American Life
Hardcore History
TED Radio Hour
Serial
S-Town
Invisibilia
 
I've been listening to:

So To Speak: The Free Speech Podcast

Highly recommend.
- https://www.thefire.org/sotospeak/
- https://m.soundcloud.com/so-to-speak-the-free-speech-podcast

Don't take your rights for granted. Free speech isn't a left or right issue. It's an American freedom, one that is definitely under attack.

This episode: https://m.soundcloud.com/so-to-spea.../the-hecklers-veto-strikes-heather-mac-donald

And: https://m.soundcloud.com/so-to-spea...-davis-a-black-man-defeats-the-kkk-w-dialogue

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Radiolab
Hidden Brain
This American Life
Hardcore History
TED Radio Hour
Serial
S-Town
Invisibilia

These are great but what else? Most of them are in the PBS/NPR/PRI world.

I definitely liked Hardcore History. His work is very detailed but still engaging.

Have you listened to "Waking Up with Sam Harris" ? I'd also recommend it. Not for the close minded. The topics are ones that make both conservatives and progressives uncomfortable.

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These are great but what else? Most of them are in the PBS/NPR/PRI world.

I definitely liked Hardcore History. His work is very detailed but still engaging.

Have you listened to "Waking Up with Sam Harris" ? I'd also recommend it. Not for the close minded. The topics are ones that make both conservatives and progressives uncomfortable.

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You have to cut me a little slack. I literally listened to my first podcast (S-Town) about a month ago!
 
How has no one mentioned Dirtbag Diaries!
Lets Not Panic is kinda interesting

and I listen to Andrew Klavan daily
 
Really loving all of the following :
Invisibilia
Radiolab
Harry Potter and the Sacred Text
Lore
Serial
This American Life
Mortified
Revisionist History
Love + Radio
 
The Joe Rogan Experience! I can't believe no one has said this.
It's a video podcast, but is still great if you watch without the video.

I watch them on Vimeo, but they are on his website, iTunes, YouTube, etc for free.
 
I used to listen to Student of the Gun, but I felt like it was becoming a giant rolling commercial. The content was good, but the quantity of the content was not there.

I now listen to The Survival Podcast almost exclusively. The is a good amount of variety and I like the message.

Others I've listened to in the past are: AR15 podcast, Gunrunner (I think) and a bunch of other ones on the Firearms Radio Network
 
The Tony Kornheiser Show.

yeah, the guy from the ESPN show Pardon The Interuption - PTI.

He has had a sports radio talk show for about 25 years now out of Washington D.C., and decided to do it on his own terms with a podcast. its marginally about sports, but mostly about the daily whatever: news, sports, topics, travel, and most importantly Tony himself.


I Am a Little!!!!
 
JRE
Norm Macdonald Live
The Adam Corolla Show
Missed Apex (for my F1 fix)
The Chip Chipperson Podacast - You will have a tough time with this if you don't know the Chippa. CHIP HAS A FAWKIN' PODACAST!
 
Has anyone found a Toyota-centric podcast for news and updates or maybe an overland gear podcast?

There is Toyota Trucks and Trails Podcast. It is more conversational than actual meat of information but it at least focuses on Toyotas and Off Roading. He also interviews quite a few people from the off roading community and large companies.

toyotatrucksandtrails.com/
 
I have a Galaxy S8+ and use the Pocket Casts app to listen to my favorite podcasts. Here's what I have saved:

Above & Beyond Group Therapy Radio
Common Sense With Dan Carlin
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History (excellent podcast if you're a history buff)
Democracy Now!
Rooster Teeth Podcast
S Town (haven't listened to it yet)
Science... Sort Of
Star Talk Radio
Stuff To Blow Your Mind
Stuff You Should Know
TED Radio Hour
This American Life (one of my all-time favorite shows to listen to)
The United States Of Anxiety: Culture Wars

I have a few others I'm subscribed to, but these are the ones I listen to with fair regularity.
 

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