how many listen to Podcasts?
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I'm a big fan of many podcasts....here's my list.
The No Sleep Podcast-Kinda hokey podcast about scary stories my kids like.
Handgun World
Doug Fabians ETF Strategies-About ETF investing
NRA News
Easton Target Archery-Kinda dry but good if your into target archery
The Art of Manliness-Very good, ranges from weightlifting,to getting a good shave to how to treat a lady.
The Handgun Radio Show-pretty good podcast.
Ted Radio Hour-Very good. Educational and varies over a lot of subjects....a real lot.
The Moth-personal stories..... some funny,some sad,some crazy and some just ***
The Survivalist Prepper Podcast-About prepping. Not really over the top type prepping, just kinda preparing for what could happen.
True Murder-Pretty good....its about books that have written about murder
Dan Carlins Hardcore History-This is a great podcast. Can get deep and heavy into history. You really need to pay attention to this one. Highly detailed.
The No Sleep Podcast-Kinda hokey podcast about scary stories my kids like.
Handgun World
Doug Fabians ETF Strategies-About ETF investing
NRA News
Easton Target Archery-Kinda dry but good if your into target archery
The Art of Manliness-Very good, ranges from weightlifting,to getting a good shave to how to treat a lady.
The Handgun Radio Show-pretty good podcast.
Ted Radio Hour-Very good. Educational and varies over a lot of subjects....a real lot.
The Moth-personal stories..... some funny,some sad,some crazy and some just ***
The Survivalist Prepper Podcast-About prepping. Not really over the top type prepping, just kinda preparing for what could happen.
True Murder-Pretty good....its about books that have written about murder
Dan Carlins Hardcore History-This is a great podcast. Can get deep and heavy into history. You really need to pay attention to this one. Highly detailed.
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Donna K
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From Podcast One:
The Adam Corolla Show
Reasonable Doubt
Ace on the House
Dr. Drew
The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
NPR:
This American Life
Others:
Native Opinion
Serial
Beautiful Anonymous
I would listen to more, but my monthly internet data cap doesn't allow me to. I like to download shows and burn to disc for listening in my vehicle, or onto an mp3 player for listening anywhere. Talk 'radio' of your choosing with no commercials, best invention ever.
The Adam Corolla Show
Reasonable Doubt
Ace on the House
Dr. Drew
The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
NPR:
This American Life
Others:
Native Opinion
Serial
Beautiful Anonymous
I would listen to more, but my monthly internet data cap doesn't allow me to. I like to download shows and burn to disc for listening in my vehicle, or onto an mp3 player for listening anywhere. Talk 'radio' of your choosing with no commercials, best invention ever.
FifthWheel
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Ingraham, Savage, GunTalk.
Donna K
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It's basically a radio talk show... but over the internet.
Here is a sampling:
http://www.podcastone.com
I see I'm not the only one who is in dark with all of this "new Technology". Keeping up with emails is job enough!
bigwheelzip
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Additionally, it is saved as a digital file, and downloadable, so that you may listen to it at a time of your choosing.
I was going to start the same thread, but a quick search, and whammo, it already exists (as is usually the case). So, dredging from the archives, here it is.
I listen to many of those listed above. I wasn't aware of Mike Rowe's podcast so I've added that. I try to keep up with a little more than 50 podcasts, so I've got them streaming a good deal of my waking hours.
Here's a few others that haven't been mentioned that I enjoy at times:
Election College: Presidential Election History
Freakonomics (from co-author of Freakonomics books)
99% Invisible (about design in everyday things all around us)
Presidential (a 45 min look at every President)
Common Sense by Dan Carlin
Sci Fri (2 part weekly wrap up of important Science issues)
StarTalk with Neil DeGrasse Tyson
The Global Politico
What Trump can teach us about Con Law
Revisionist History with Malcolm Gladwell
Stuff You Should Know
Planet Money
There are thousands to choose from so my listening rotates pretty regularly.
I listen to many of those listed above. I wasn't aware of Mike Rowe's podcast so I've added that. I try to keep up with a little more than 50 podcasts, so I've got them streaming a good deal of my waking hours.
Here's a few others that haven't been mentioned that I enjoy at times:
Election College: Presidential Election History
Freakonomics (from co-author of Freakonomics books)
99% Invisible (about design in everyday things all around us)
Presidential (a 45 min look at every President)
Common Sense by Dan Carlin
Sci Fri (2 part weekly wrap up of important Science issues)
StarTalk with Neil DeGrasse Tyson
The Global Politico
What Trump can teach us about Con Law
Revisionist History with Malcolm Gladwell
Stuff You Should Know
Planet Money
There are thousands to choose from so my listening rotates pretty regularly.
sigp220.45
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Yep.
No guns or politics.
I do movie review podcasts (Now Playing, some others), history (Stuff You Missed In History Class, etc), general knowledge (Stuff You Should Know), some book reviews (Books and Nachos), and I never miss Car Talk now that the regular show is off the air.
No guns or politics.
I do movie review podcasts (Now Playing, some others), history (Stuff You Missed In History Class, etc), general knowledge (Stuff You Should Know), some book reviews (Books and Nachos), and I never miss Car Talk now that the regular show is off the air.
crankyoldlady
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Dennis Prager
I listen to them on occasion. I generally like The Herd with Colin Cowherd during football season, Stuff You Missed in History Class and the sometimes overly-academic, Virginia Historical Society Podcasts.
Thought this was about Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
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That's what I like to see when I walk into an office-all the employees listening to podcasts while "doing work".
Sorry guys but there is a time and place for listening to things like podcasts and work ain't it.
Sorry guys but there is a time and place for listening to things like podcasts and work ain't it.
never have. would not know how to do it.
my iphone has a button for podcasts...it's in the
junk folder along with most the other garbage
that comes on the phone (apps button etc). i don't use apps
as i already have enough tracking of my actions
going on...dont want or need more.
i have never downloaded music but have 40+ gigs of great music
on my phone...you don't have to use the junk apple and google want you
to use...just my .02
enjoy.
bob
my iphone has a button for podcasts...it's in the
junk folder along with most the other garbage
that comes on the phone (apps button etc). i don't use apps
as i already have enough tracking of my actions
going on...dont want or need more.
i have never downloaded music but have 40+ gigs of great music
on my phone...you don't have to use the junk apple and google want you
to use...just my .02
enjoy.
bob
Crimetown (I thought this was one of the best podcasts ever.)
S-Town (It takes until about the 2nd or 3rd episode for this to really grab you.)
Freakonomics (I love it.)
Serial
This American Life
I used to listen a lot to Stuff You Should Know. Not so much now. I'm not sure why.
S-Town (It takes until about the 2nd or 3rd episode for this to really grab you.)
Freakonomics (I love it.)
Serial
This American Life
I used to listen a lot to Stuff You Should Know. Not so much now. I'm not sure why.
