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Varicelli posted:Probably been asked before, but I'm looking for some Leftist podcasts / vodcasts that aren't rife with faggotry, feminism, and rampant self-satisfaction. Think Rachel Maddow.. I guess. Real Time with Bill Maher
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Elphiem posted:Honestly have no idea where to ask this but hope someone here can help. audio gurus. Audacity
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double nine posted:Does anyone know of podcasts that focus on European Union politics & analysis? I know several podcasts that debate whatever is going on in the US but am somewhat at a loss when it comes to finding EU related audio - The only thing I found was the European Journal podcast (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/european-journal-magazine/id288958128) that focusses on internal integration and a small bit of foreign affairs. While certainly interesting I would like to find more programs... http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/analysis This isn't exclusively European, but it might be up your alley.
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Eeevil posted:Are there any good weekly podcasts that update on Saturday or Sunday? I don't really like interview shows all that much, but other than that the subject matter isn't that important as long as it's entertaining. Sunday i have Complete guide to everything, 60 minutes, and my history can beat up your politics, Saturday I have nyt book review and on the media
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boom boom boom posted:Are there any good investigative or longform journalism podcasts? Like Frontline, or the good episodes of This American Life without time filler about what wacky thing a producer's nephew just did? This is pretty rare to find in any format because its just really loving expensive to do. But there are some really good news and current affairs podcasts that you might like. Off the top of my head: propublica, reveal, documentary, analysis, on the media, the agenda, the economist editor's picks, If you have an audible account you can get a one year new yorker subscription for 4 credits, works out to like a dollar per issue, and usually includes one or two feature length stories.
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quadrophrenic posted:I want a politics/news podcast. Not dry and informative, but not necessarily "funny" either. Left-leaning would be nice. Something with punditry, but well-informed, reasonable punditry. new yorker political scene
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TheModernAmerican posted:Is it a thing with Slate podcasts to have one incredibly insufferable guy? I see you've met Mike Pesca
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hooah posted:Does anyone know of something like a podcast version of The Daily Show/The Nightly Show/Last Week Tonight? I would prefer either short daily episodes (~15 minutes) or weekly, since I only have 30-45 minutes a day to listen. Skepticrat focuses more on politics and is more humorous, on the media is more serious and focuses in the intersection of politics nedia and culture. Both are 1 hour weekly.
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Chapo Trap House is essential listening.
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Gyre posted:What are some good science or history podcasts that don't just regurgitate TED talks and aren't "baby's first interesting subject"? Science Vs. should fit the bill, new season starts next week.
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Did I say next week? I meant next month😃
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The Docket is a pretty in depth discussion of current issues in Canadian law by a criminal defense attorney and his law professor/prosecutor wife.
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Bored As gently caress posted:Pod Save America is a great podcast from some of the guys that did Keeping it 1600. It's awesome. It's all about modern day politics. Two of the guys used to work for the Obama administration. Did anyone else find the recent Manning/Snowden discussion bizarre? Not surprised that they have a problem with Obama whistleblowers but they seemed to be going out of their way to misrepresent the facts and the positions of their critics.
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Best Science Medicine Podcast - Primary care focused evidence based discussion and dad jokes. Quackcast - It's a one man war fought by an internal medicine specialist against Supplements, Complementary and Alternative Medicines
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Machado de Assis posted:Are there any good music podcasts aside from Song Exploder? I guess this overlaps with internet radio stations a lot but I'm looking for good discussions on news, current and past artists, etc for a wide variety of genres but the few I've found only seem to look at Top 40 charts stuff. I'd especially love discussions on music theory and applying it with examples. Dissected is a season/album length version of song exploder that gets heavily into music theory and history. Season 2 on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is some of the best podcasting I've listened to, period. pangstrom posted:For leftists, wanted to recommend Citations Needed with Nima Shirazi and Adam Johnson. It's basically a more cynical and anti-corporate and bigger-picture On The Media (which is also a great podcast of course). That looks really neat, thanks.
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get that OUT of my face posted:I was wondering why I kept subscribing to The Scumbag when there was no indication that they'd ever make another episode, but it's back with just Ed Zitron (also, how is that the name of an actual human being?). I guess the first episode back got the guest to realize that Twitter is horrible, causing him to quit. Cool, reasubscribed.
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I find this so frustrating. I stopped listening to how did this get made because the woman who was the funniest person on the show constantly got interrupted and shouted over by the men to say something less interesting than what she was in the middle of. War on the rocks is an all woman national security panel discussion if that interests you.
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Guy Goodbody posted:The only panel podcast I listen to is Chapo Trap House, and they do have a lady host who isn't talked over, but she's the only one with a real job so she's not on every episode There's a new frost/christman!
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2nd dissect, 1st 2 seasons are best.
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For fans of longform journalism a new podcast drops next week called Thunder Bay. Canada's own Podcast Emperor Jesse Brown sent a reporter to an isolated Northern Ontario city for a year to investigate corruption, racism, and maybe murder? Trailer is up now: http://www.canadalandshow.com/shows/thunder-bay/
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Disillusionist posted:Are there any literary theory podcasts? Almost every book podcast I see is either "talking about nerd poo poo" or interviews of writers. Partially Examined Life's (sub)text or PhiFic might be close to what you're looking for. COPE 27 fucked around with this message at 02:56 on May 11, 2019 |
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cebrail posted:Is there a podcast that investigates the structures of things like large scale tax evasion or the CumEx-Files or similar economical/political crime schemes? Basically a true crime podcast for white collar crime? Gangster Capitalism, first season is about college admission scandal.
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Argona posted:Hey y'all, looking for a podcast that's about dumb tech stuff, i tried trashfuture but it didnt really click with me & audio issues made me give up. Sh!tpost
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Snowmankilla posted:My wife loves true crime tv shows like Dateline and 48 hours. She is marathon training and I am getting her into podcasts. She liked serial season 1 and past that I am striking out. Did not like season 2, S-town, or the wonderland murders. What should I have her try? Murderville, GA. It's by Intercept studio so quality of production and journalism is higher than most true crime.
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Jul 16, 2019 02:05
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The Heaven's Gate team has done a lot of great audio journalism. There's a couple cult of the week podcasts but I hate the production and narration.
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WEH posted:I guess I should’ve asked for clarification re what kind of conspiracy theories cos to me my mind usually goes to aliens and jfk and not, say, a ruling class of billionaire pedophiles Anyone looking for the latter check out Trueanon
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:I can't be the only one who finds most live episodes of my favorite podcasts just plain annoying. I get a special kind of annoyed when it's the one I paid $5 for, Chapo is terrible for this.
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GrandpaPants posted:Beyond the repeats thing, I vaguely remember that Reveal was just too soft on the Nazis and trying to paint them as deserving of understanding instead of abject violence. I think even Richard Spencer was interviewed and given a platform to speak about his views, instead of getting repeatedly punched in the face. It was the sort of uncritical position that undermined the rest of the stories, and I don't think it ever recovered from that with me. Really? I remember Jim Briggs interviewing one of the haircut Nazis and just tearing him to pieces.
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zgrowler2 posted:Are there any podcasts on intrastate conflict journalism out besides Robert Evans' The Women's War / It Could Happen Here and Jake Hanrahan's Popular Front ? I'd also be keen on any deep dives into coalescence of political extremist movements that were either birthed from the internet or helped along by it. Thanks in advance! War Nerd covers this semi frequently and has a big back catalog.
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Snowy posted:the annoying guy from Reply All You're going to have to be more specific...
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Not sure if it's in the thread yet but Well There's Your Problem takes a deep dive into a single engineering disaster per episode. Has some of the Trash Future hosts but the pacing is a lot better.
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As much as I'm burned out on political podcasts I'm pretty intrigued by a Virgil Texas and Briana Joy Gray collaboration
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Sleeveless posted:I listened to the first two free episodes and it just feels like an audio version of whatever the current Twitter discourse is that week, it wasn't funny and it wasn't giving me any new insight or perspective so I tapped out. I like both Virgil Texas and Briana Joy Gray but they explicitly made an unexceptional roundtable show in an attempt to make a product that appealed to "normies" for the sake of spreading their platform so there's not much there for anyone already a fan of them. Ah that sucks. Just listened and I have to agree with you.
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The intertwined sagas of Joy Division and New Order will be chronicled in the upcoming podcast, Transmissions: The Definitive Story, premiering October 29th. The first run of eight episodes will follow Joy Division through their founding and rise to Ian Curtis’ death by suicide in 1980. It will then tackle the formation of New Order and the group’s early years, up through their 1983 hit, “Blue Monday.” (While a second season hasn’t been announced, it would conceivably focus on the rest of New Order’s Eighties heyday, their split in the Nineties, and subsequent reunions in the 2000s and 2010s.) https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/joy-division-new-order-transmissions-podcast-1073319/
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New ep of inside the black box, 3 hours on SS Columbia
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It's happening.gif Supernova part 5 just dropped
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B33rChiller posted:It's a short one this time only 3 hrs 33min 1.5 minutes per day. Compares pretty well to, say, GRRM
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It's a history podcast, except more so.
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quote:I personally wouldn't mind another language podcast aside from Lexicon Valley, which is good, but somehow also very formulaic. En Clair is good
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