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What are your favorite podcasts?
I love podcasts - if I get stuck on a hard problem they're a great way to take a pause and let the mind wander while feeling productive.
(Or to reclaim time other wise lost to chores, commutes and other unavoidable time sinks)
For example as someone interested in infosec, Darknet Diaries and "Cyber" are both very good at keeping me in the loop on major trends.
For more "edutainment" Planet Money and Hidden Brain are great resources on behavioral econ and cognitive psych research.
What podcasts are my fellow hackers listening to?
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- elamje 7y agoPlanet Money, Invest Like the Best, the Knowledge Project.....I mostly just look for episodes with people and topics I like featured
- m_ke 7y agoI deleted my podcast app recently and started listening to lectures on youtube instead. The information content is way higher and half of the time is not wasted on trying to sell me crap.
- markholmes 7y agoI enjoy lots of podcasts, few of which are tech-related. Darknet Diaries, as mentioned, deals with security in a Malcolm Gladwell-style episodic mystery format. Linear Digressions is a fun podcast about things related to data science. The Changelog has interviews with creators and leaders spanning a wide variety of technologies. The Tim Ferriss Show, hosted by Tim Ferriss, has long-form interviews with mostly celebrities and business leaders. A lot of good episodes. How Did This Get Made is a podcast hosted by Paul Scheer, Jason Mantzoukas, and June Diane Raphael that dissects terrible movies. This is just overall the funniest podcast I’ve ever listened to. Highly recommended. Armchair Expert is a pretty cool podcast hosted by Dax Shepard. He mostly interviews other celebrities, but they tend to talk about real issues and usually aren’t focused on promoting things. He’s very open about his past addictions and his mental health, so I recommend picking and choosing episodes of celebrities you like. I’ve listened to lots of others in the past, but these are my main rotation. Shoutout to Codepen Radio, Syntax, Elixir Fountain, Pod Save America, Harmontown, and others, although I no longer listen to those regularly.
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- raffleslodge 7y agoDarknet Diaries!
- philipkiely 7y agoPulling up overcast (a great podcast app) reveals: * A bunch of Relay FM shows: Cortex, Clockwise, Automators, Upgrade, Under the Radar, Liftoff, etc. * A few interview shows: Masters of Scale, How I Built This, That Creative Life
- andrei_says_ 7y agoFramelab, hands down. Followed by Where should we begin.
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