Tyler Cowen, as others have mentioned, is great. It's my favorite listen. If you are interested in the nature of creativity and the artistic process, Rick Rubi

Tyler Cowen, as others have mentioned, is great. It's my favorite listen. If you are interested in the nature of creativity and the artistic process, Rick Rubin's Tetragrammaton is worth a listen. Because of his status as a top producer, he gets the biggest names in the field, but includes lesser known talent. I recommend Ed Norton. And anything with John Frusciante. Lex Fridman (everyone thus far has misspelled his name haha) -- I frankly just don't get it. He seems to struggle with interviewing, even the framing of basic questions. He has a strange (and to me superficial) obsession with the idea of love. He gets good guests, but squanders the opportunity more often than not. Ymmv but definitely popular. Andrew Huberman's podcast or Peter Attia's The Drive are both great if you want science-based discussions on specific topics related to health and wellness. I'm personally very interested in complexity science and a fan of the Santa Fe Institute, so I like their podcast 'Complexity'. Think physics meets the life sciences from leading academics.