What are your favorite podcasts?

I’m curious what people here listen to, and I’m also looking for new ones to check out. I’m personally a big fan of Linux Unplugged, MBMBaM, Lateral, and Twenty Thousand Hertz!

I also cannot get Lemmy’s search to work, so apologies if this was already a recent topic.

EDIT: I have so many new podcasts to listen to now.

urda,
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Resol,
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Lingthusiasm

Sidenote by ASAPscience

Drk Mode (the misspelling of “dark” is deliberate)

Cold Ones

Literally anything on actual radio stations

JubilantJaguar,

Political Gabfest, The Intelligence (Economist), the Briefing Room (BBC), Battleground Ukraine, The Rest is History, any of the History Hit stable, Ezra Klein Show, Club Random, The Poetry of Reality, History of English

FruitParty,

-Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine -Casefile -Ologies with Alie Ward -Short History -This Podcast Will Kill You

CodenameNull,

I’m currently enjoying “A Problem Squared”. A comedy / educational podcast hosted by 2 Australian comedians (who live in the UK), Matt Parker (Stand-up Maths on YouTube) and Bec Hill.

DrZoidbergYes,

Continuing the Australian comedy science theme - Smart Enough to Know Better is very good too.

NevermindNoMind,

Comedy Bang Bang

Hollywood Handbook

Hey Randy

Knowledge Fight

These are my “must listens” every week.

Honorable mention for another CBB Presents, Full Throttle! With Bob Ducca - extraordinarily brilliant, probably the hardest I’ve ever laughed at a podcast in my life. Limited run, so it’s concluded. He tells a story about posing as a monkey in a traveling circus that is somehow both tragically beautiful, and snot running down your face funny.

wantd2B1ofthestrokes, (edited )

Making Sense - with Sam Harris Ologies The Ancients (from History Hit) Tides of History Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman Mindscape with Sean Carroll

Moobythegoldensock,

Ologies with Alie Ward

It’s a nice light introduction to a diverse array of fields you probably don’t know a ton about. It makes a good “drive to work” podcast.

JubilantJaguar,

After the host asked a bewildered scientist what his pronouns were, I just couldn’t listen any more.

wantd2B1ofthestrokes,

She does it on almost every podcast and I’ve never heard it take more than 10 seconds or have any pushback / confusion

Moobythegoldensock,

That does sound like something that works sick with you for days, if not years. I’m so sorry that you’ll spend the rest of your life having flashbacks on someone asking someone else how they like to be addressed.

JubilantJaguar,

To ask someone their pronouns at the beginning of a 1-to-1 conversation is pretty weird. After all, the only possible pronoun is “you”, which is not gendered in English (thank goodness!).

So really this could only be ideological posturing. Appropriate for a podcast called “Ologies” maybe, but I prefer to avoid ideology.

Moobythegoldensock,

What are you talking about? Alie constantly does asides where she talks about the interviewer in the third person or expands upon their comments.

JubilantJaguar,

You’re right. Next time I chat with a stranger who looks and sounds like a man I’m gonna open with “So, he-him?” If you really think this is normal and necessary and not-weird, you’re living in a place most people are not. You know this already, of course. Indeed you probably feel morally superior about being in with the weird codes. Like this host, you’re on the team, you know how to talk. And that’s the heart of the issue cos what we have here is a coded form of sanctimony, and nothing drives ordinary folks crazy like sanctimony.

wantd2B1ofthestrokes,

Yes your reaction here really screams ordinary.

I’ve literally never asked someone for pronouns or been asked. And don’t plan to start. It also doesn’t bother me one iota that the host does this.

Moobythegoldensock,

I don’t host a show I’m airing out to other people so it doesn’t really affect my life. It really seems to affect yours, though.

If someone corrects me on pronouns, I apologize and use the correct pronouns because I’m a normally functioning adult.

cyberpunk007,
  • darknet diaries - stories about hackers
  • stuff you should know - interesting things you may not know about
  • Real Canadian true crime - stories of real murders in Canada
WeLoveCastingSpellz,

Sleep deprived and chuckle sandwitch

thesushicat,
  • WTF - Marc Maron’s podcast with really great long-form interviews of comedians, actors, and other public figures.
  • Radiolab - about science, nature, and the human experience. Interesting and educational.
  • Don’t Ask Tig - comedian Tig Notaro and a guest answer listener questions asking for advice. Usually funny and heartwarming.
MorrisonMotel6,

Radiolab was great until Jad and Robert left. Now it’s 75% reruns

THB,

Haven’t listened in a while despite being subscribed! When did they leave and are there new hosts?

MorrisonMotel6,

They left probably 12-18 months ago. There are new hosts (which will be familiar if you’re a long-time listener) and the quality of NEW episodes is probably just as good as the old ones, albeit with some format changes. However, I think they only release new episodes once every two or three weeks, but they rerun an old show every week. Kinda sucks. It used to be my favorite podcast

Usernameblankface,
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Everything Everywhere Daily, and The Constant: a history of getting things wrong.

Mostly_Gristle, (edited )

I have kind of a boring job that allows me to wear headphones all day so I have a ton.

Music related: -60 songs that explain the 90s -20,000 hertz -No dogs in space

History/Politics (humorous/lighthearted): -The dollop -Behind the bastards -Cool people who did cool stuff -You’re wrong about -American hysteria -It books could kill

History/Politics/News and Current Events: -Congressional dish -The lawfare podcast -Straight White American Jesus -American history tellers -In our time with Melvin Bragg -Lions led by donkeys -Reveal -Throughline

Science/Tech/Art/Design: -99% invisible -Articles of interest -Ologies -You are not so smart -Science vs. -Sawbones -This podcast will kill you -The last archive -Proof

Spooky/strange/macabre: -Box of Oddities -The shallow end -Lore -Cabinet of curiosities -Radio rental -Spooked -Monsters among us -Real life ghost stories -We can be weirdos

Misc: -No such thing as a fish -The blindboy podcast -The bugle -The gargle -Darknet diaries -Craphound, the Cory Doctorow podcast -Off menu -Criminal -Swindled

uhmbah,

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Mostly_Gristle,

It was listed in a column when I posted. The formatting got fucked.

ccunning, (edited )

Not an expert with Lemmy, but if it’s like the markdown interpretation on Reddit single line breaks are ignored. You need two to have it render with a line break. Alternatively you can do a numbered list or a bulleted list with single line breaks starting with 1. or *

  1. This
  2. is a
  3. numbered list
  • This
  • is a
  • bulleted list

EDIT: Ok. After playing with it, I think your lists would work if you put a space between the hyphen and first word on the line

uhmbah,

Looks good now. Thanks for posting the list

NevermindNoMind,

You listen to No Dogs in Space, have several spooky/strange/macabre podcasts on your list, but not Last Podcast on the Left. Just curious if there’s a reason.

Mostly_Gristle,

Henry’s raw sexual magnetism is too powerful. Men with priapism, women slipping off their chairs: I don’t want to be responsible for everyone’s arousal related injuries.

NevermindNoMind,

Checks out! I know if I listen on a road trip with my wife, I put a piddlepad on her seat first.

Ejh3k,

Never seen it with Kyle Ayers. Kyle invites comedians to write scripts for movies or TV shows that they’ve never seen. Then they do a brief table read of the script. Then they play games that Kyle has created. It’s a lot of fun, it usually very light and a lot of fun.

Dumb people town. It’s the podcast I have continually listened to constantly. Since like 2013 or 2014. Listeners will send in articles of news stories they find of people being dumb or doing dumb things.

NarsilNZ,

Daniel and Jorge Explain the Universe - great for particle and astrophysics

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