Trying to find a couple new ones to keep me busy during the day as Pandora is starting to let me down. I listen to a few more but they aren't great so I wont recommend them. I like:
Bigger Pockets Podcast - real estate investing/discussion
Ted Talks - quick 4-20 minutes speeches covering a variety of topics from business to environment (one of my favorites)
BBC Radio 5 live - Chequered Flag Formula 1 - Formula 1 racing discussion
www.talkstl.com
My show will start mid-may. It'll be live and interactive, but downloads will be available.
http://dorksplosion.com/category/bonercityusa/
Just keep in mind that it's extremely nsfw, but funny as hell.
This American Life, Selected Shorts, Radiolab, Stuff You Missed In History Class, old episodes of the Muppetcast.
Radiolab, Freakanomics, Stuff you should now, Lake Woebegon News,TFTS (Tales from the south)
Podcasts? Where do you find them? Or how would you know about them might be a better way to say that.
carguy123 wrote: Podcasts? Where do you find them? Or how would you know about them might be a better way to say that.
I listen to way too much NPR. Almost every show has a website with a link to their podcast. I also use Stitcher to find new podcasts.
Cartalk, News From Lake Wobegon, there is a bluegrass one that I get every once in awhile...
Edited my first post to give a quick description to each podcast. I'll look through some of everyone's suggestions and get to listening!
carguy123 wrote: Podcasts? Where do you find them? Or how would you know about them might be a better way to say that.
You can get them through the app store on Apple devices or through the podcast app. Basically just audio/talk shows you can listen to.
Grtechguy wrote: Radiolab, Freakanomics, Stuff you should now, Lake Woebegon News,TFTS (Tales from the south)
mtn wrote: Cartalk, News From Lake Wobegon, there is a bluegrass one that I get every once in awhile...
I thought it was funny that two people from a seemingly small town would both list the news as a favorite. A quick google set me straight! Seems like a nice place
It's all about marketing. The inside scoop on how companies try to make you buy stuff. Always very interesting.
Any good car podcasts out there? I've tried two of them. One only got a quick listen cuz it stunk, the second, well, I just can't relate to "car guys" that only have brand new, expensive BMW M cars and won't open the hood for any reason.
midweek motorsport
formula1blog
nerdist
you made it weird with pete holmes
marc maron's WTF
stuff you should know
Nobody has mentioned carcast with Adam corolla yet?
ahutson03 wrote: Nobody has mentioned carcast with Adam corolla yet?
That's my favorite podcast of all time - pretty sure I've listened to every single episode!
Others I enjoy:
The Adam Carolla Show
This American Life
WNYC Radiolab
HandgunWorld
Joe Rogan podcast - Quality varies GREATLY depending on who the guest is. Topics typically include MMA, and how great psychodelic drugs are
I berkeleying love science: It's a science podcast. Great to learn new things/humble and shame you in your ignorance
ahutson03 wrote: Nobody has mentioned carcast with Adam corolla yet?
I like that one, and I also listen to the home improvement one.
Other than that, I pretty regularly listen to Clark Howard, a bunch of computer programming podcasts plus "Raven and Blues" and "The Roadhouse" to get my blues fix.
Autosport Podcast (from the UK magazine of the same name)
Comedy Bang Bang (improv comedy from members of the Upright Citizens Brigade)
Rafflecast
Who Charted
F1Weekly
Christopher Titus Podcast
Sklarbro Country (sports satire)
60 second science
Gareth Jones on Speed (UK based auto sports / terrible comedy)
This Week in Tech
This Week in Google
The Mike O'Meara show (he was half of the old Don & Mike Show from yesteryear). Fun guy-talk
Adam Carolla Show, Car Talk, Wait Wait Don't Tell Me (NPR), Ask Me Another (another NPR news quiz/puzzle show), Autoblog podcast, (Jay) Mohr Stories, Tony Kornheiser's radio show
I gave The Smoking Tire a try but they're just too foul-mouthed for me. Normally it doesn't bother me unless it gets really excessive. Ditto for pretty much anything Kevin Smith produces.
I listen to podcasts all night at work so there's a handful I have to catch every episode and then those that I might only hear every other or every third.
I have been having a blast on PodOmatic, wide range of content.Check it out. 
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Interesting: http://historyofthecrusades.podomatic.com/
Just kick ass:
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Something is sooth the beast: http://khedgecock.podomatic.com/
The Moth can be kind of hit or miss, and sometimes feels a little too New York City or east coast centric, but when the stories hit, they are awesome.
NPR's Planet Money. Endlessly interesting. http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510289
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