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Astonishing Legends - Start with their Skinwalker Ranch series Our Strange Skies - anything recent Pleasing Terrors - literally any episode
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I guess the dollop and behind the bastards might be something you like? Basically telling the story of horrible and weird people of history in a funny way. My momma told me ( hilarious, but though provoking black conspiracies. My favorite comedy podcast atm) Deep cover (now season 2, mob land) true crime but each season follows one guy and it gets pretty wild. Timesuck. Not a big fan of his style, but a lot of people love him, and he talks a lot about crazy stories, conspiracies, serial killers etc and is sometimes really funny. But I feel the episodes drag a bit sometimes, haven’t listened in a while though. Operation midnight climax - about the cia men who for years drugged people and ran their very own brothel and it’s pretty loving wild. Wind of change - cia conspiracy about the song. The mlk tapes (who really murdered MLK) Listening to this now. Interesting, had never heard much about this. Mystery team inc. - maybe trying too hard to copy the my favorite murder vibe?
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Not really a podcast, but I recently discovered the "Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell" channel on Youtube. It's short videos on questions like "what if earth got kicked out of the solar system", "what if the moon crashed into the earth" and "why blue whales don't get cancer". Using cute and colorful animations. Visually it looks like a kid show, but it does occasionally get complex, so I'm not even sure I would recommend it to kids. More like teenagers. Also the topics are kinda dark and hosed up, mostly. https://www.youtube.com/c/inanutshell/videos There's also a german version channel (Dinge erklärt). I keep posting Youtube-stuff because I feel it attracts the same demographic, and if you don't like video just tab out and do audio-only.
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Feb 20, 2022 10:51
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New fall of civilizations came out a couple days ago. It's real good, as usual. And real long.
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Kirk Vikernes posted:I would like some recommendations. I've listened to less than an hour of podcast content since their inception mostly due to me being a stubborn rear end in a top hat and refusing to listen to them for a long, long time for "reason Chilluminati would be right up your alley if you don't mind a more comedic/light tone.
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I've been doing a rewatch of Farscape and wondering if there are any halfway decent Farscape podcasts out there. What are my odds?
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I'm looking for something to listen to while recovering from migraines. Something soft and soothing with a pleasant-sounding narrator, but interesting enough that it keeps me from falling asleep. Something like Welcome to Night Vale would fit the bill (I'd re-run that, but I'm listening to it with someone now and don't want to spoil that experience). I also wouldn't mind something lightly funny; I like Rude Tales of Magic, but it's too noisy for my post-migraine brain. Non-fiction would be fine too; I find most things interesting, but maybe not topics like true crime or child labor while I'm trying to recover from my head exploding.
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Mar 22, 2022 14:49
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Easy-Bake Coven posted:I'm looking for something to listen to while recovering from migraines. Something soft and soothing with a pleasant-sounding narrator, but interesting enough that it keeps me from falling asleep. Try Mysterious Universe.
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Easy-Bake Coven posted:I'm looking for something to listen to while recovering from migraines. Something soft and soothing with a pleasant-sounding narrator, but interesting enough that it keeps me from falling asleep. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=asmr+history
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Mar 22, 2022 15:59
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Easy-Bake Coven posted:I'm looking for something to listen to while recovering from migraines. Something soft and soothing with a pleasant-sounding narrator, but interesting enough that it keeps me from falling asleep. The Empty Bowl: A Meditative Podcast About Cereal
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Mar 22, 2022 21:22
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Is there a podcast search engine that lets you filter by number of hosts?
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Mar 22, 2022 22:39
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Splicer posted:Is there a podcast search engine that lets you filter by number of hosts?
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a dozen swans posted:If you're trying to solve the DeuxMoi gossip, they're talking about MBMBAM What was the goss?
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a dozen swans posted:If you're trying to solve the DeuxMoi gossip, they're talking about MBMBAM e: 3+ hosts with diverse voices Splicer fucked around with this message at 00:06 on Mar 23, 2022 |
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Mar 22, 2022 23:58
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I hope it was fun gossip and not sex pest gossip
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Splicer posted:No, I just prefer podcasts with 3+ hosts. But go on... I’m Sorry is a fun one - hosts are a Black woman, a queer Latina woman, and a guy from Libya. All three are comedians and it’s very clever, light listening.
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Hello From the Magic Tavern is a pretty lovely listen. Light improv show where a normal guy interviews fantasy creatures. Very funny and cheers me up instantly.
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Splicer posted:No, I just prefer podcasts with 3+ hosts. But go on... E1 has three main hosts and they often get guests in too. The main guys have very distinct comedic voices.
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101 posted:What was the goss? 
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Famethrowa posted:Hello From the Magic Tavern is a pretty lovely listen. Light improv show where a normal guy interviews fantasy creatures. Very funny and cheers me up instantly. That was one of the first podcasts I listened to. Stopped years ago and forgot about it. Is it still good? I also just remembered that the same guy has another podcast where he tells riddles to a couple guests, was fun too. The riddles in the beginning are incredibly bad though:)
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Can anyone recommend any good improve podcasts? I used to listen to teachers lounge back in the day and I don't think I've ever laughed harder in my life. so preferably a similar vibe?
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Confusedslight posted:Can anyone recommend any good improve podcasts? I used to listen to teachers lounge back in the day and I don't think I've ever laughed harder in my life. so preferably a similar vibe? Assuming you already like Comedy Bang Bang and Hollywood Handbook, a lot of the CBB Presents shows have been in-character improv shows like Teacher's Lounge. You Can't Handle The Sleuths, Hey Randy! (A Randy Snutz Show), Entree PeeE Neur's Entrepreneur Tour, and others. There's also the Gino Lombardo Show. Also the Big Grande group has a bunch of other shows now besides Teacher's Lounge. Their website: https://biggrandewebsite.com/
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Confusedslight posted:Can anyone recommend any good improve podcasts? I used to listen to teachers lounge back in the day and I don't think I've ever laughed harder in my life. so preferably a similar vibe? E1 is the best comedy podcast in general, and they do a mix of improv and scripted stuff. The premise is that every episode is the first and only episode of a different podcast. Here's a good representative episode https://soundcloud.com/episode-one-868768631/136-gone-fishin
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E1's hit or miss but when they hit, it's a good laugh
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Do we have a thread for podcast hosting and stuff like that?
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Thanks! I'm really enjoying e1! Comedy bang bang is a bit more hit and miss for me. Depending on the guest. Any episode/segment with Andy Daly in it is gold though!
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mrfart posted:That was one of the first podcasts I listened to. Stopped years ago and forgot about it. Is it still good? I also just remembered that the same guy has another podcast where he tells riddles to a couple guests, was fun too. The riddles in the beginning are incredibly bad though:) I don't follow it religiously, but it's consistently nice to listen whenever I dip in and out. Like a nice slice of pizza.
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Easy-Bake Coven posted:I'm looking for something to listen to while recovering from migraines. Something soft and soothing with a pleasant-sounding narrator, but interesting enough that it keeps me from falling asleep. Revolutions podcast, specifically the series on the French Revolution is excellent.
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Confusedslight posted:Can anyone recommend any good improve podcasts? I used to listen to teachers lounge back in the day and I don't think I've ever laughed harder in my life. so preferably a similar vibe? Way late on this, but Hey Riddle Riddle. It's ostensibly a riddle podcast but is way more focused on improv scenes. All 3 hosts used to perform together at Second City in Chicago.
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Famethrowa posted:Hello From the Magic Tavern is a pretty lovely listen. Light improv show where a normal guy interviews fantasy creatures. Very funny and cheers me up instantly. Did they ever stop being fixated on the punchline to drat near every joke being “I have multiple buttholes”?
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rotinaj posted:Did they ever stop being fixated on the punchline to drat near every joke being “I have multiple buttholes”? I am failing to see a problem, here.
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Detective No. 27 posted:Do we have a thread for podcast hosting and stuff like that? Doesn't appear so. Might be nice to have a creator's resource thread but also I don't want to make it which might be why we don't have one with no one wanting to scrape together the resources links and such.
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rotinaj posted:Did they ever stop being fixated on the punchline to drat near every joke being “I have multiple buttholes”? I liked Hello From the Magic Tavern and didn't turn against it but yeah it got a bit repetitive and eventually dropped it from my subscriptions. I had a similar opinion of Welcome to Nightvale where it was fun for a while but after a while felt like they spent the top part of the show running through all their catchphrases and it got predictable. Although it is fun playing Jackbox games and hearing Chunt pop up to do voiceovers.
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Rick posted:Doesn't appear so. Something like that would be incredibly useful. I’m too green to make that OP. I managed to launch my podcast but there was definitely some throwing poo poo at the wind and hoping for the best. Sure, there’s Google and YouTube, but I noticed a lot of them just trying to sell you on their classes. Goon word carries far more won’ weight in my experience.
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There’s a new scripted fiction podcast called Pretty Dim Wonder. I’d compare it to Welcome to Nightvale, it’s a similar thing about slowly exploring a town that’s a little bit off. But, imo, with better writing and more natural dialogue. https://twitter.com/PrettyDimWonder/status/1514269546500313088?s=20&t=X8JQ4vPasKwqVkep-zvd7g Gripweed fucked around with this message at 16:19 on Apr 14, 2022 |
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Looking for podcasts (or youtubes, whichever) that talk about things that are an absolute shambles from start to finish. I want to hear one or more people dryly describing a completely baffling series of decisions with entirely predictable consequences. I don't want to hear about honest mistakes or unfortunate accidents, I want "What did you think would happen" to be the byline. Ideally low stakes, the defunctland fastpass episode would be the gold standard for what I'm looking for.
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Well There's Your Problem https://feed.podbean.com/wtyppod/feed.xml And maybe Cautionary Tales https://feeds.megaphone.fm/cautionarytales
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Causality - https://engineered.network/causality/
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Swindled, maybe? Not generally super low-stakes but otherwise meets your criteria: https://swindledpodcast.com
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Do any of those recommendations have an episode on Groverhaus? Seems like prime material for this subject.
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