Podcast’s you’re currently listening to

[Josef K]

I apologise if this has done before or is being done elsewhere. But what podcasts do you listen to and where do you listen to them. Most of the time for me it’s when i go to bed at night, I’ll listen to a couple of RL podcasts if i can whilst at work.
Depending on my mood i have a different selection. 
my current list is in no particular order.

“Most Notorious”. “Heroes & Howlers”. 
 “Trailer Park Boys Presents : Park After Dark”. “Dearly Departed”. “Footsteps Of The Fallen”. “The Anglo Boer War 1899-1902”. “Dear Joan & Jericha”. 

[JohnM]

BBC Sounds Radio 5Live podcast:Sports Strangest Crimes. The Trillion dollar Conman.

[Gerrumonside ref]

Just going through the Louis Theroux lockdown podcasts on BBC Sounds.  

He did around 15-16 one hour interviews with various people on a variety of topics.

The Frankie Boyle one and the Oliver Stone one are particularly interesting.

[Futtocks]

Stevie's Brain Rot is back for a third season: https://brainrot.libsyn.com/website 

All about Eighties horror movies. Following a special (interviewing Mick Garris), episode 1 proper discusses 1980's Motel Hell, with guests Stephen Fry and Joel McHale.

[MattSantos]

Socially Distant Sports Bar

Around the NFL

They're my big two.

Used to listen loads, but don't have much time at the moment for some reason.

[Futtocks]

Apart from Stevie's Brain Rot, I also subscribe to Danny Baker's Treehouse, Len Kabasinski's Forgotten Movie Den and Kermode & Mayo's Take.

That's it for the regular listens, but I also pick and choose episodes of Out to Lunch with Jay Rayner, depending on who his guest is.

[graveyard johnny]

2 hours ago, Futtocks said:

Apart from Stevie's Brain Rot, I also subscribe to Danny Baker's Treehouse, Len Kabasinski's Forgotten Movie Den and Kermode & Mayo's Take.

That's it for the regular listens, but I also pick and choose episodes of Out to Lunch with Jay Rayner, depending on who his guest is.

subscribe?  does that mean you have to pay to listen? or just register an account?

[Futtocks]

49 minutes ago, graveyard johnny said:

subscribe?  does that mean you have to pay to listen? or just register an account?

In some cases, subscription means payment. In other, it just means you register free to get a notification when the next episode's ready to listen to. 

In the case of Len Kabasinski, the podcasts are on a Patreon page, and my £2 per month goes towards funding his next sub-microbudget film project.  

Kermode & Mayo's take is free, but there's a second podcast per week if you pay for it. Stevie's Brain Rot has a similar setup and in both cases I just listen to the free material.

In other cases, a paid sub gets you early access to something that will be free some time later. In others, a paid option gives you access to bonus (non-podcast) material, like blogs, articles, videos etc.

There really are lots of variations. In some paid cases, there is more than one price, with the lower amount getting you just the podcast and the higher price getting you access to extra content, special offers, discounts...

[redsi42]

Cautionary tales, what lessons can be learnt when things go wrong 

[Josef K]

I’ve added “This Is A Disaster” to my list, i have listened too the first two episodes. The problem is i only really listen to my podcasts when i go to bed, which means i miss half the stories and have to restart them again. 

[Liverpool Rover]

Forty20 podcast

Adrift with Geoff Lloyd and Annabel Port which is about how to navigate social situations when you are socially awkward

Athletico Mince

Around The NFL

My Dad Wrote A Porno

AtoZ of the 90s

 

[Futtocks]

I forgot to mention the Ringheads podcast, which I also follow. Ringheads is what you get when two comedy writers got far too deep into all things Tolkien during lockdown.

Funny, irreverent and goes into the kind of detail that, in the hands of serious fans, might get tedious.

[M j M]

11 hours ago, Liverpool Rover said:

Adrift with Geoff Lloyd and Annabel Port which is about how to navigate social situations when you are socially awkward

 

Wow, a fellow drifter

[M j M]

Here's a dump of what I'm currently following - pre Covid I had a 3 hour daily round trip commute so could keep on top of things, now with permanently working from home it's much more of a challenge so quite a few get skipped/fast forwarded!

The Rugby League Digest

Eddie & Stevo The Podcast

FiveThirtyEight Politics

Out of Your League

Adrift with Geoff Lloyd & Annabel Port

5 Live Rugby League

The Chuck Toddcast: Meet the Press

Pod Save the World

Pod Save America

Lovett or Leave It

Hacks on Tap

Comedy Slab

Why is this Happening? with Chris Hayes

What's your problem with Nick & Carol

Nick Abbot - The Whole Show

The Frank Skinner Show

Avtalk - Aviation Podcast

OH GOD, WHAT NOW?

What would Brian Bevan say?

Lakeside Drive F1 Podcast

F1: Chequered Flag

Rugby Reloaded

Signals to Danger

[RigbyLuger]

On 25/08/2022 at 00:47, M j M said:

Nick Abbot - The Whole Show

Do you find yourself hearing his sound clips in real life?

[M j M]

43 minutes ago, RigbyLuger said:

Do you find yourself hearing his sound clips in real life?

Yes, and I have done for the last 30 years 

[Tommygilf]

My standard listens on my commutes:

Football:

Phil Hay Show (twice weekly)

The Square Ball (including the Match Ball, Propaganda x2 and the Weekly show)

Rugby:

5 Live RL pod

Used to listen to House of Rugby/The Good the Bad and the Rugby but not so much now

F1:

WTF1 Podcast

History:

The Rest is History 

We Have Ways of Making You Talk

General:

Athletico Mince (bit unfair to call this a football pod I thought!)