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Peanut Butler posted:also interested in this- it's like- I really enjoy Hello From the Magic Tavern, but I'd like to know more about the intro/outro 'plot' almost more than the Foon stuff Hello from Magic Tavern sounds neat. I thought it'd be fun to hear a weekly NPR-like galactic news program, with ongoing reports of space wars, space business, space celebrities, space sports... I'd start one but I suck.
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Peanut Butler posted:okay so I ctrl+F'd on a sample of like six of these pages so I feel okay asking for probably the millionth time: Mr Hootington posted:Archive 81, Deep Vault, King Falls AM, The Bright Sessions, We're Alive, Wooden Overcoats, Our Fair City, and Alice Isn't Dead. found out about Ars Paradoxica through these, adding it to the heap of suggestions in case anyone else finds this info useful I really like the 'weird, scientific, mindbending, possibly dangerous to all of causality' horror more than the 'ghosts and demons and cult leaders' type
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Quick question: what are your fave short podcasts? Like 20 minutes or less. I've been listening to Skeptoid on the way to school and looking for things around that length, especially if they're informative.
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99% Invisible fits those requirements pretty well.
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Are there any especially good podcast episodes out that discuss the Election results? Anything from dark fatalistic humor to serious discussion. I've got a long car ride tomorrow.
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There's a recording of Chapo Trap House's election live show if you're into funny left-wingers falling into despair. The audio's pretty bad but they're getting a better version soon.
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Abe Lincoln's top hat ( last podcast on the left guys) and politically re-active are a couple.
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Snowy posted:Are there any especially good podcast episodes out that discuss the Election results? Anything from dark fatalistic humor to serious discussion. I've got a long car ride tomorrow. Latest cracked is interesting.
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If I was elected the king of all podcasting and allowed to pass one law that all pop-culture/media podcasts had to follow it would be a tie between forbidding white American native English speakers from tortuously going out of their way to use the Japanese titles and pronunciations of things and making it so that childless unmarried people in their 30s and beyond aren't allowed to complain at length about parenting, censorship, and Kids These Days. Yes I've been listening to a lot of Retronauts and Laser Time, how could you tell?
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Do we have a thread for Rooster Teeth (and all affiliate) Podcasts here? I feel like it might be appropriate to have one.
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Grouchio posted:Do we have a thread for Rooster Teeth (and all affiliate) Podcasts here? I feel like it might be appropriate to have one. Check the the forum and if not feel free to make it. 
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I'm sure that this question has been answered before on this board a thousand times over already, but for the life of me I can't find it. What are some good android podcast apps? I used to use Podcast Addict, before some weird but made it drain my battery nonstop unless I closed it out completely. Looking for a new one that won't kill my phone like PA.
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Pocketcasts has always been my go to favorite. It has never messed up my feed, always kept episodes the amount of time I wanted them kept and downloaded them only in the conditions I set, has good settings for changing speed, reducing silence, and increasing speech volume. Also supports Chromecast. And my media control buttons on my Pebble work with it.
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I'm guessing this is the right thread for recommendations? I need some new podcasts. I like podcasts where you learn something. Series that go deep on an often unknown or interesting issue: Radiolab, Reply All, Invisibilia, Freakonomics, This American Life, Planet Money etc. I also like trivia like No Such Thing As a Fish, or Do Go On (an Australian one that does just one story which is just interesting enough to compensate for the hosts) I also like the occasional topical news chat show like Mamamia Out Loud, and the News Quiz from BBC's Friday night comedy is great. Interview shows, but only the episodes with good guests - Like I'm a 6 year old, Conversations, etc. Parenting I've just got This Glorious Mess And listening to smart people talk about stuff, like This Week in Start Ups and TED radio hour. Musically, Song Exploder and All Songs Considered are cool too. Anyway in spite of all that I feel like I don't have enough to listen to lately, so if anyone can beef it up with recommendations that would be appreciated.
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any good political podcasts along the lines of chapo? not necessarily in terms of tone/humor tried keepin it 1600 but it's rear end in a top hat deep in smug liberalism
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There's Delete Your Account, which is run by a muslim socialist lady and someone else and has done some great reporting on the Prison Strike, the future of the left under Trump and other stuff. Good journalism but not comedic.
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redmedicine posted:any good political podcasts along the lines of chapo? not necessarily in terms of tone/humor Primary Concerns, About Race, Digcast, This is Hell, Trumpcast, Political Gabfest, The Weeds, Amicus, No One Knows Anything, You will not like half of them, but there is your list.
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I stopped listening to political gabfest when David and Emily started obviously hating each other during the primary, and they had always been bitchy. I switched to NPRs politics podcast - same format with more contributors. You lose John Dickerson but a.) he has whistlestop now which is better and b.) npr has Ron Elving who takes his place as the serious grounded / knowledge one. It's not really hot takes but for generic suburban D voter nod-alongs it's better imo.
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life is a joke posted:I stopped listening to political gabfest when David and Emily started obviously hating each other during the primary, and they had always been bitchy. I switched to NPRs politics podcast - same format with more contributors. You lose John Dickerson but a.) he has whistlestop now which is better and b.) npr has Ron Elving who takes his place as the serious grounded / knowledge one. It's not really hot takes but for generic suburban D voter nod-alongs it's better imo. David Plotz is a libertarian and has proclaimed he is a republican if they weren't so racist. Emily and John both seemed to figure it out this election. I only listen to it because Emily has very good takes on judicial happenings and John has very good takes on history and behind the scenes stuff. All three are incredibly out of touch though. Same with the majority of political podcasts.
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Huh no kidding, I had no idea and he was a libertarian and just assumed he was rooting for the Democrats in a slightly grouchy way. I don't dislike any of them too bad, but npr and slate cover the exact same stuff in the same way on a similar schedule, but my main man Sam Sanders and his crew sigh/scoff at each other less and joke around more. But ya your main point that nobody in a mainstream politics podcast is super in touch makes it a bit of an apples to apples comparison anyway.
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I would like to listen to a podcast about current WWE on a week-to-week basis, like commentary on the plot and characters of the latest Raw and Smackdown episodes. Does anyone know any good ones?
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David shoemaker / the masked man's channel 33 episodes might be what you're looking for: https://theringer.com/channel-33-podcast-pop-culture-sports-tech-6b4b4905ea54#.t6ymx23ub
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xian posted:David shoemaker / the masked man's channel 33 episodes might be what you're looking for: https://theringer.com/channel-33-podcast-pop-culture-sports-tech-6b4b4905ea54#.t6ymx23ub Thanks, I'll give it a listen.
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There's also this one http://es.pn/2agI8Kr
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Tiggum posted:I would like to listen to a podcast about current WWE on a week-to-week basis, like commentary on the plot and characters of the latest Raw and Smackdown episodes. Does anyone know any good ones? I enjoy Tights and Fights.
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xian posted:There's also this one http://es.pn/2agI8Kr DangerDummy! posted:I enjoy Tights and Fights.
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Tiggum posted:I would like to listen to a podcast about current WWE on a week-to-week basis, like commentary on the plot and characters of the latest Raw and Smackdown episodes. Does anyone know any good ones? One of the Voices of Wrestling's podcasts does a decent job either the Flagship or Shake Them Ropes.
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Trying to get more politically active after we flipped over into living in a particularly scary Black Mirror episode earlier this month. Really been digging Keepin' It 1600, wondering if there's something similar: educated, smart, collected progressives who don't get angry and yell and ideally have actual connections to politics rather than being purely armchair internet pundits. And not so dry that I feel like I'm listening to NPR. Saw the list earlier but it's really hard to sift through for what I'm looking for without a bit of guidance. Unlike the above poster I don't mind some smug liberalism as long as they're not just Some Guy from The Internet. feedmyleg fucked around with this message at 20:37 on Nov 29, 2016 |
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feedmyleg posted:Trying to get more politically active after we flipped over into living in a particularly scary Black Mirror episode earlier this month. Really been digging Keepin' It 1600, wondering if there's something similar: educated, smart, collected progressives who don't get angry and yell and ideally have actual connections to politics rather than being purely armchair internet pundits. And not so dry that I feel like I'm listening to NPR. My list minus digcast is what you want.
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Politically Reactive with W Kamau Bell and Hari Kondabolu and Decode DC I really like Decode DC
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 at everyone on the new sword and scale coming out with the dumbest impressions Victim's Brother: "drat if America only had more good ol fashioned spanking!" Host: "Clearly the most DISGUSTING outrage of this case were the dumb teens/millenials, listen to what this 17 year old said completely out of context!!!" Like wow I can't imagine fairly dull teenagers just rolling with it as a recurring dumb weird dark joke what horrible monsters Man I'll never listen to lil boosie the same way though Party at my house guys Punkin Spunkin fucked around with this message at 04:28 on Dec 3, 2016 |
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Somebody should do a good Simpsons podcast. There's one called "Everything's Coming Up Podcast" and it seems to be picking up steam, but it's real loving bad and all they do is nonstop repeat jokes. Somebody's gotta start up a decent one before that poo poo one reaches critical mass.
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Yeah when some of the teenagers found out all they did was act semi normal until they could leave and then called the police. Thats a pretty good plan and honestly the optimal way I would hope my son or daughter would react in that situation. The dude just killed his parents and you have no idea how he will react if you start freaking out.
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Exactly. I'm pretty sure the most outrageous disturbing thing about the brutal claw hammer murders were the brutal claw hammer murders. I did get a kick out of him just like "CHECK OUT THIS TEENAGER WHO SAID SOMETHING LIKE OH BOY I GUESS MY TOWN IS FINALLY INTERESTING...TRULY DISTURBING"...
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Please stop giving clicks and attention to the mentally ill podcast guy who jerks off to Ogrish material and then in a post-orgasm haze of regret moralizes about how sick and wrong the world is and how mentally ill people should be euthanized. Sword and Scale isn't even worth hate-listening at this point.
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There are 1% goodish episodes when he doesn't have the opportunity to discuss mental illness or get Ogrish-y, but no you are right. I mean the dude has entire episodes that are just "lemme play this hosed up poo poo I found on the internet". I first started listening to it cuz goons were posting about it and it's not right of me to potentially spread the disease. He doesn't deserve more listeners I just wish I could find something similar but minus all the garbage and dumb rear end host but maybe it's inherently possible. Lore isn't it
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The first episode I remember being taken aback by how dumb he was , was when he had some Q&A with a bunch of other past guests about if Evil exists. They all gave these incredibly nuanced answers about the nature of man and all that and then at the end he just gives this incredibly "Yes evil does exist it's around every corner" simplistic answer.
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Yea Sword and Scale was pretty decent but it's devolved into some weird moralizing "THE MENTALLY ILL ARE A CONSTANT DANGER TO US ALL AND THE FILTHY CHILDREN OF THE DAY GO ALONG WITH IT" sermon and any time he has actual experts on to provide interesting insight he ruins it by just farting out a 'yes evil is real and strong and is my friend and it exists in every mentally ill soul the end good bye' conclusion. If you told me during that Q&A he just got up and left the room until the last wrap-up where he did his dumb poo poo I wouldn't be surprised at all, it seems like he just does his podcast to hear himself talk and feel very wise.
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Punkin Spunkin posted:There are 1% goodish episodes when he doesn't have the opportunity to discuss mental illness or get Ogrish-y, but no you are right. I mean the dude has entire episodes that are just "lemme play this hosed up poo poo I found on the internet". I first started listening to it cuz goons were posting about it and it's not right of me to potentially spread the disease. He doesn't deserve more listeners Criminal is a good alternative, it's a true crime podcast but it has a way more humanistic approach and is willing to shake things up so even when it covers heinous crimes you get a handful of lesser but still interesting cases as a palette cleanser. The recent episode about a girl who has been a victim of identity theft for her entire life only to posthumously find out that her mother was the one doing it the entire time is a particularly good contrast because instead of ranting and raving about how sociopaths are a menace to society it mostly focuses on how it effected the life of the now grown-up woman and how she used it constructively to fuel her own work combating identity theft. Guy Mann fucked around with this message at 04:43 on Dec 5, 2016 |
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I also started listening to Sword and Scale because of this thread. I gave up on it after one of his evil kid episodes. It just wasn't doing anything for me, also the host's constant mentions of it being "your favorite podcast" had driven me crazy. I now listen to The Unresolved Podcast in its place.PostNouveau posted:Somebody should do a good Simpsons podcast. There's one called "Everything's Coming Up Podcast" and it seems to be picking up steam, but it's real loving bad and all they do is nonstop repeat jokes. Somebody's gotta start up a decent one before that poo poo one reaches critical mass. I'm listening to Worst Episode Ever, but that's also a huge piece of poo poo with its constant circlejerks of super lame in-jokes.
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