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Old 05-03-2016, 10:18 AM   #21
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I've been using the new(ish) NPR One app to catch some stuff that I usually had to dial up on podcasts, including Freakonomics. It is quite convenient.
But I do like listening to Behavior Gap on podcast, and also the occasional Longest Shortest podcast.
I read Five Thirty Eight on Flipboard--thanks for the tip that they have a podcast as well.
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Old 05-03-2016, 10:26 AM   #22
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EconTalk, Hard Core History, and lots of tech podcasts (ATP, Security Now, MacBreak Weekly, TWIT, Ctrl-Walt-Delete).
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Old 05-03-2016, 03:30 PM   #24
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Old 05-03-2016, 05:04 PM   #25
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I'm a huge podcast fan - and I've got a bunch more to try out based on the responses here.

My current favorites:
Left, Right, and Center
FiveThirtyEight Elections
NPR Politics Podcast
Intelligence Squared US Debates
The Torch; The Great Courses Podcast
and I've just started to listen to Stacking Benjamins

A couple that I used to listen to frequently but don't anymore (but would still recommend)
Wait Wait Don't Tell Me
Planet Money
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Old 05-03-2016, 05:11 PM   #26
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Old 05-03-2016, 05:14 PM   #27
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EconTalk, Hard Core History, and lots of tech podcasts (ATP, Security Now, MacBreak Weekly, TWIT, Ctrl-Walt-Delete).
I didn't expect a twit head here, but since many of us are tech folks...

I only listen to Security Now on twit lately, and not every one any more now that I don't commute.

I like science Friday, freakonomics and NPR tech. Hidden brain gets the heave ho sometimes, but still on the list.

I never listen to news, so wait wait would wait forever for guys like me, lol!
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Wait Wait is the only one I listen to regularly. Love that show.
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Curious as to when you all listen to these podcasts. I used to listen on my half-hour to and from work. Once the commute ended, so did my listening. (Also, since I pulled the trigger I've been less interested in the personal finance ones.)
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Usually listen to podcasts when driving or talking a walk
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I'm new to podcasts. The only one I've listened to is:

The History of Rome (recorded in 2008-2012)

and it has been very entertaining and educational. I'm on about episode 130 out of about 180. I listen on the commute home from work for the most part (not driving).
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Curious as to when you all listen to these podcasts.
I rarely just listen to a podcast. I usually listen while doing something that doesn't take my full focus.

For me that's when I'm mowing the lawn or at the Y exercising or taking a walk. If I'm going on a long drive I'll try to make sure there is one or two in the queue. Need to be picky though so that DW isn't bored with it if she's along.
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I save them up and I listen to them when I'm driving out of good radio reception and also when I'm camping.
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Curious as to when you all listen to these podcasts.
When I'm taking a long road trip somewhere or when I'm walking/running on the treadmill. Really passes the time.
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Oh geez... I like health podcasts:

Interviewing Doctors, Researchers, Scientists, Bloggers and More. | The Livin La Vida Low-Carb Show

The Complete Podcast List. | Underground Wellness (love this one, but no longer producing health podcasts)

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When I'm taking a long road trip somewhere or when I'm walking/running on the treadmill. Really passes the time.
Same here- during workouts, when I'm in the car by myself and also when I'm cleaning the house. I even mow the lawn with podcasts through my Bose headphones.
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The History of Rome (recorded in 2008-2012)
One of my all time favorites. Currently EconTalk since 2006 and sometimes Clark Howard.
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Curious as to when you all listen to these podcasts. I used to listen on my half-hour to and from work. Once the commute ended, so did my listening. (Also, since I pulled the trigger I've been less interested in the personal finance ones.)
I listen to them when I'm playing video games, surfing the internet, working out at the gym, doing crossword puzzles, cooking dinner, doing chores, and so on.


I don't listen to the personal finance ones as much any more, either.
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Any of the NPR podcasts
A few hobby-related ones
TED Radio Hour
Serial
Stuff You Should Know
Stuff You Missed In History Class

And I don't use it often, but Sleep With Me is really great if you need something to help you drift off to sleep.
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