What podcasts are you listening to right now?

[rockjock1]

Joe Rogan and Mike Rowe's are definitely my go-to's when I'm riding around in my 4Runner.

 

[Horsethief]

Steve-O's Wild Ride
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
Breaking Points with Krystal and Sagar
The "Always Sunny..." Podcast
Talking Sopranos
Rogan

 

[patkelly4370]

I've never listened to a podcast.

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[McLoven1t562]

about now since we're getting closed to NFL Season, I listen to A LOT of podcasts from Fantasy Footballers

Dudes are hilarious and give a lot of great info

 

[baddna]

Bigger Pockets - best real estate feed out there
Cape Fear Unearthed - local history
Chemistry in its Element - Science history
Choose FI - finance
Constitutional - political history
Hardcore History - simply great
Mad Fientist - finance
Freakonomics Radio - honest econ
Hidden Brain - psychology
In Our Time - world history from a British view
Money for the Rest of Us - finance education
N2Backpacking - a friend's outdoor gig
Nutrition Facts with Greger - nutrition info without the BS
Ologies with Alie Ward - science education
Optimal Finance Daily - finance/money
Planet Money - poly-fi
Presidential - history
Radical Personal Finance - very educational, but often preachy
Revisionist History - history tidbits
Sawbones - medical humor
Science Magazine Podcast - current research info
Science Vs - entertainment stories
Spectacular Failures - hey man, hold my beer
StarTalk Radio - astronomy and humor
Stuff You Should Know - educational
TechStuff - geek educational
Stacking Benjamins - finance humor
Thomas Jefferson Hour - best focused history, but I'm from Virginia

I listen in chronological order of release for most -- some shows I'm still in 2019, but for context it matters, if not a bit painful.

Gave up on:
Rogan -- liked it early on, now too much BS, no longer credible

 

[PhoenixAZ4Runner]

If you're looking for binge-able road trip kind of podcasts, Dirty John and The Shrink Next Door are both great true life stories.

 

[DAW89446]

None. Never have.

 

[joewhitee24]

Bigger Pockets - best real estate feed out there
Cape Fear Unearthed - local history
Chemistry in its Element - Science history
Choose FI - finance
Constitutional - political history
Hardcore History - simply great
Mad Fientist - finance
Freakonomics Radio - honest econ
Hidden Brain - psychology
In Our Time - world history from a British view
Money for the Rest of Us - finance education
N2Backpacking - a friend's outdoor gig
Nutrition Facts with Greger - nutrition info without the BS
Ologies with Alie Ward - science education
Optimal Finance Daily - finance/money
Planet Money - poly-fi
Presidential - history
Radical Personal Finance - very educational, but often preachy
Revisionist History - history tidbits
Sawbones - medical humor
Science Magazine Podcast - current research info
Science Vs - entertainment stories
Spectacular Failures - hey man, hold my beer
StarTalk Radio - astronomy and humor
Stuff You Should Know - educational
TechStuff - geek educational
Stacking Benjamins - finance humor
Thomas Jefferson Hour - best focused history, but I'm from Virginia

I listen in chronological order of release for most -- some shows I'm still in 2019, but for context it matters, if not a bit painful. By the way, if you're still a student, you may find useful these test answers about age graded influences, at least it was very useful for myself. Very nice and interesting to read!

Gave up on:
Rogan -- liked it early on, now too much BS, no longer credible

Thanks for the list! Took some notes, will listen to them soon!

 

[baddna]

Thanks for the list! Took some notes, will listen to them soon!

Enjoy -- not everything is everyone's cup of tea. I left off a few philosophy ones:

The One You Feed
Tara Brach
Cup of Tao

I find if I give a show a solid five listens, I'll figure out if it's worth continuing in my feed or not. I learn something from every show, even the ones I end up not liking. And sometimes my preconceptions get challenged in a good way.

I burned out on:
Planet Money (good for historical context, but too 'current events' so if one doesn't want to go back in time to listen to what-ifs scenarios, it's kind of like watching someone else's vacation picture show).
Tech Stuff (still good, but when he lost his co-hosts, it became long and a bit labored)
All of them beat the heck out of talk-radio babble for travel, or even listening to my 1000 favorite songs on random, 'though if I don't want to think, I prefer the music

I've made it to the end of 2019. Just three years to catch up on -- I wonder what happens? BTW, I tend to gain 1 weeks' worth of listens any given day or two, as the podcasts play for a few hours or so while I work, do yard work, or drive. The philosophy ones can be good for meditation (Brach in particular).

 

[BrianSD_42]

I only recently stumbled upon this forum. It's a great idea to exchange our favorite pieces and create a playlist. I recently discovered a beautiful piano piece called "River Flows in You" by Yiruma. It's such a soothing tune, perfect for relaxing or studying. I found it on Spotify, and I've been listening to it on repeat ever since.

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[heard4it]

WTF podcast
Threedom
Making Sense
Always Sunny podcast

 

[Harris Y]

This Past Weekend

 

[Joosshh]

My current favorite has to be The Huberman Lab Podcast. Very scientific and data driven so I know it won't be everyone's cup of tea.

When I finished that podcast for the week I'll dabble into Stuff You Should Know and Odd Lots.

 

[Carpenter158]

This Past Weekend and JR

 

[MYOBOM]

-PBD Podcast
-Jocko Podcast

 

[Marvin Berry]

Andrew Huberman (YouTube)
Lex Fridman (YouTube)