What other Podcasts (apart from TWiT ) do you consume?
( Tech or otherwise ).
Anything you recommend?
I consume:
Rich on Tech
The Big Ticket
The Watch
Nile & Neal Podcast
Connected
MarketPlace Tech
Entertainment Best Shows
I’m Obsessed with
Table Manners with Jessie Ware
NASACast
Liftoff
Podcasts I listen to every episode of, and am caught up on:
Windows Weekly
Dan Carlin’s Harcore History (and addendum)
Tales of Nowhere
Podcasts I’m catching up on, but am not current with:
Behind The Tech with Kevin Scott
Coding Blocks
Developer Tea
Lore
MonsterTalk
Philosophize This!
Philosophy Bites
Revolutions
Sean Carrol’s Mindscapes
Software Engineering Daily
Unobscured
I have about two dozen other podcasts listed but they’re all super hit or miss with whether I’ll listen or not.
I’m aghast that so far no one’s mentioned The Accidental Tech Podcast, though hopefully that’s only because it’s so ubiquitous as to go without saying? Same with Gruber’s.
The Accidental Tech Podcast - featuring John Siracusa (legendary alumnus of Ars Technica), Marco Arment, and Casey Liss
Relay.fm’s The Upgrade - featuring Jason Snell of Six Colors
In my defence, some of these are very short, and some of them only produce occasional shows that interest me.
50 Things That Made The Modern Economy
9to5 Mac Happy Hour
Accidental Tech Podcast
Analog(ue)
Android Central Podcast
Android Police Podcast
CISO-Security Vendor Relationship
Cyber
Cyber Exposure
Clockwise
Cyber Security Sauna
Defense in Depth
Defensive Security Podcast
Grumpy Old Geeks
Hackable?
iMore Show
InSecurity
Malicious Life
Mobile TechRoundup
Naked Security Podcast
Paul’s Security Weekly
Recorded Future
Reply All
Risky Business
Rocket
SANS Internet Stormcenter Daily
Section 9 Cyber Security
Security Intelligence Podcast
Smashing Security
Tech Tent
Tech’s Message
TechSNAP
TechStuff
The CyberWire
The Privacy, Security & OSINT Show
The Threatpost Podcast
Unhelpful Suggestions
Unsupervised Learning
I tend to look for podcasts with opinions and discussions and interviews, not so much ones that are time dependent - TWiT is the exception.
One that I’ve gotten into recently is Who Cares About the Rock Hall? The host is obsessed with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and his co-host could care less about it. They have various guests who come on and make a case for the induction of a particular band or artist.
Some friends of mine make a podcast Hard Times & Weirdness. They’re a married couple in The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, a Country Blues band, traveling the world playing as many as 250 dates a year. The show is about their experiences on the road, playing music, meeting people, the difficulties finding bandmates, managers & merchandise people who can handle this lifestyle.
One thing they do is completely different than most musicians who constantly complain about only seeing the inside of green rooms or airport lounges is to make sure they actually see the places they’re visiting. They’ve played 37 countries… and fished in 35 of them.
My favorite of their episodes was number 48, with their guest Captain Vinny, a charter fishing captain in Florida who tells the most astounding fish story I’ve ever heard.
Nearly as good is episode 11, about a run-in with the Motor City Madman.
Yeah, I find a cold-sell on title alone a tough pill to swallow, so figured others would as well. I decided to hyperlink, too, since this is a community message board, and that much likelier to benefit others to save the copy/paste/retype.
Dan Carlin is THE BEST. I’ll relisten to his HH episodes when I’m feeling it. He is a master.
Behind The Tech is wonderful. The last two episodes featured two AMAZING women in tech, you should stop what your doing and listen to them now.
-Hidden Brain
-Freakanomics, never miss an episode S Dubner is a spectacular interviewer
-Long May They Run, Phish podcast
-Serial, TAL, other NPR favorites
You might enjoy “50 Years of Maximum Rock’n’Roll”. There are only 15 episodes, but they are all legendary sound engineer Bob Heil talking about his career in sound.