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Specifically looking for some sports ones but anything interesting will do!
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# ? May 25, 2024 02:22 |
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the stone cold show
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gently caress sports, history of rome
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the dollop
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Hardcore History
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Chinaman7000 posted:the stone cold show
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Quirks and Quarks Radiolab How to do Everything
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the way radiolab edits poo poo makes it completely unlistenable
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Uhh yeah dude /Thread
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countdown to nightvale
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Radiolab is the worst poo poo in the world Listen to Car Talk
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f plus sinica backstory with the american history guys stuff you missed in history class point of inquiry skeptoid monstertalk
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Monday Morning Podcast Davey Mac Sports Program
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the joe rogan one is very good. i think they are all on youtube, too.
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![]() Don't miss episode 24: "Sharing the Credit-IRS Rules on Section 36 Provision". That poo poo is wild.
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Skeptiod's probably done for a while because Dunning just got a year in prison for some serious e-bay referral fraud.
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The Best Show on WFMU (if that counts as a podcast)
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all I listen to is This American Life and Dan Carlin's Hardcore History.
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smokyprogg posted:the way radiolab edits poo poo makes it completely unlistenable I never really considered this, could you explain? (Do you mean the A/B back and forth, use of music and sound effects, sort of like that?)
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joe rogan, history of rome, philosophy bites, classic loveline dan carlin's stuff is okay, but not as good as it's hyped up to be
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Fandyien posted:f plus
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the famous goon-made Nightvale is popular. prolly the most successful project from a goon ever e; Radiolabs was ok on radio KQED 'cause they play it during weekends when everything else is poo poo like prarie home companion or car talk, but it has some really annoying ~2 spooky for 4 u~ cheesey music and dramatic inserts and poo poo that are really annoying. they did do a couple good pieces like the ones on origin of AIDs and Syphillis Mary or w/e disease she had. Xaris fucked around with this message at 21:55 on Aug 8, 2014 |
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history podcasts are for casuals, listen to ebooks instead
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Jack Gladney posted:Skeptiod's probably done for a while because Dunning just got a year in prison for some serious e-bay referral fraud. holy poo poo ![]() i'm really blown away by this goddamn
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dunning seemed like such a fuckin' stand up guy holy mackerel. i've listened to every skeptoid and i'm actually profoundly disappointed
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Chris de Sperg posted:history podcasts are for casuals, listen to ebooks instead ebooks are for plebs who were never able to study history correctly, podcasts are for cool dudes that just enjoy a little refresher every now and then
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improv4humans w/ matt besser is almost always hilarious
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Radiolab: Usually science topics with a philosophic, story-based approach. Amazing use of sound. Stuff You Missed in History Class: Name says it. Covers interesting history topics, some well known but not understood and some more obscure. Stuff Mom Never Told You: Deals with issues relating to Gender, Sex, and various topics without being preachy. Has some good Sports one from that angle. Stuff You Should Know: 600+ 30 to 40 minute podcasts on a WIDE range of topics. Like from Play-Doh to Spam to Amputation to Taxes.
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joe rogan is dumb as dogshit and i can't believe anyone that isn't a mentally disabled stoner enjoys him
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mcvey posted:Uhh yeah dude this is the one you need to listen to seatbelts
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Fandyien posted:joe rogan is dumb as dogshit and i can't believe anyone that isn't a mentally disabled stoner enjoys him you're in luck that's his sole demographic
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uhh yeah dude f plus
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Someguy posted:ebooks are for plebs who were never able to study history correctly, podcasts are for cool dudes that just enjoy a little refresher every now and then
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Chris de Sperg posted:american thinks reading books is for plebs wow what a shock lol you said 'listen to ebooks' sorry you were too poor to afford to be able to study history at an accredited school like a normal person, I guess
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Three Olives Ultimate Podcast List Diane Rehm: Panel, a little bit of everything, mostly politics, science and current events Tribcast: Texas Politics NPR Market Place - Business News NPR Think: Mostly interviews about non-fiction books Slate Political Gabfest - Mostly US Politics, some international Rachel Maddow: Politics & Current Events Fresh Air: Interviews, Mostly Arts & Entertainment This American Life: Just good Savage Love: Dan Savage yelling at idiots about sex and relationships 99% Invisible: Architecture and Design NPR On Point: Panel discussions on current events mostly NPR Planet Money: Economics Radiolab: Mostly sciency stuff
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Someguy posted:lol you said 'listen to ebooks' Someguy posted:sorry you were too poor to afford to be able to study history at an accredited school like a normal person, I guess
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Three Olives posted:Boring poo poo.
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Fandyien posted:dunning seemed like such a fuckin' stand up guy holy mackerel. i've listened to every skeptoid and i'm actually profoundly disappointed He used to do web development and found this one guy who had a scam where a banner ad script would drop a cookie that counted as a referral for that ad any time a user went to amazon or ebay. He tried to reverse engineer it but couldn't, so he blackmailed the guy into sharing it by threatening to call the FBI. FBI figures it out anyway after Dunning clears like a million from some lame amazon ads, then bam--prison time. If nothing else, this makes me furious that every 10-minute episode has like 30 seconds of him begging for money when he's rich as gently caress from being a con man. If you've ever been to his site, there is a high chance you got one of his stuffed cookies. Clear your cache if you ever try to click-thru for somebody else. He is poo poo.
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# ? May 25, 2024 02:22 |
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Chris de Sperg posted:it's like reading a book except it's slower and easier to combine with other activities, you should try it why would I want to hear dry accounts of events I've already studied in great detail in a professional setting? the reason people enjoy postcasts (besides the source material) is that the person presenting it usually is interesting and adds their own flare, hth
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