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Can you point me to some high quality podcasts? Most I have listened to have so much fluff and unnecessary banter that I subconsciously tune out. I have been t

by inapis 7y ago

Can you point me to some high quality podcasts? Most I have listened to have so much fluff and unnecessary banter that I subconsciously tune out. I have been trying to get on the podcast bandwagon but having a hard time finding something to like.

jamesakirk 7y ago
Hardcore History Drifter's Sympathy S-Town
jordanpg 7y ago
99% Invisible Making Sense This American Life Serial Heavyweight Imaginary Worlds Reply All More Perfect Intelligence Squared US
cgtyoder 7y ago
Slate Podcasts
Slippery_John 7y ago
Welcome to Night Vale The Black Tapes Within The Wires Myths and Legends Ear Hustle The Allusionist The top four there are fiction if it matters to you.
phlakaton 7y ago
The Adventure Zone: a family roleplaying game turned into a largely-improvisational radio play. It's not even that this podcast is perfect, but I think it hints at the immense promise of what the format could become!
chaoticmass 7y ago
noagendashow.com
- black6 7y ago
  And congressionaldish.com
arafalov 7y ago
Are you just listening to popular stuff or looking for podcasts about your more obscure interests? Or just randomly sampling? I like storytelling podcasts for example, so something like "Re:Sound" was great. It is compilation of the best from other sources: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/re-sound/id135072877 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/re-sound/id135072877 (hard to find it actually) This can lead you to a number of podcasts from all over the world. Critical Role is an amazing very long form podcast of a DnD game: https://critrole.com/ https://critrole.com/ And if you like it, there is another bunch of similar content discoverable by association. A lot of top-level stuff targets general audience. If that does not appeal to you, keep digging. Possibly treating it the same way you may look for technical information, with specific keywords, exclusion patterns and following the cross-referencing links. Once you hit the niche you like, you can then test different things within that.
DBYCZ 7y ago
Jocko Willink puts out an excellent podcast focusing on learning leadership and discipline lessons via military history books from the perspective of a Navy SEAL. I don't listen to it too much because it gets pretty dark (My Lai, WWI, Chechnya), but every episode I've listened to has been worthwhile. http://jockopodcast.com/ http://jockopodcast.com/

by inapis 7y ago

jamesakirk 7y ago

Hardcore History Drifter's Sympathy S-Town

jordanpg 7y ago

99% Invisible Making Sense This American Life Serial Heavyweight Imaginary Worlds Reply All More Perfect Intelligence Squared US

cgtyoder 7y ago

Slate Podcasts

Slippery_John 7y ago

Welcome to Night Vale The Black Tapes Within The Wires Myths and Legends Ear Hustle The Allusionist The top four there are fiction if it matters to you.

phlakaton 7y ago

The Adventure Zone: a family roleplaying game turned into a largely-improvisational radio play. It's not even that this podcast is perfect, but I think it hints at the immense promise of what the format could become!

chaoticmass 7y ago

noagendashow.com

black6 7y ago
And congressionaldish.com

arafalov 7y ago

Are you just listening to popular stuff or looking for podcasts about your more obscure interests? Or just randomly sampling? I like storytelling podcasts for example, so something like "Re:Sound" was great. It is compilation of the best from other sources: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/re-sound/id135072877 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/re-sound/id135072877 (hard to find it actually) This can lead you to a number of podcasts from all over the world. Critical Role is an amazing very long form podcast of a DnD game: https://critrole.com/ https://critrole.com/ And if you like it, there is another bunch of similar content discoverable by association. A lot of top-level stuff targets general audience. If that does not appeal to you, keep digging. Possibly treating it the same way you may look for technical information, with specific keywords, exclusion patterns and following the cross-referencing links. Once you hit the niche you like, you can then test different things within that.

DBYCZ 7y ago

Jocko Willink puts out an excellent podcast focusing on learning leadership and discipline lessons via military history books from the perspective of a Navy SEAL. I don't listen to it too much because it gets pretty dark (My Lai, WWI, Chechnya), but every episode I've listened to has been worthwhile. http://jockopodcast.com/ http://jockopodcast.com/