What Podcasts do you listen to?

[Irishgirlyc58]

The Last Podcast On The Left- true crime.
Name is in reference to magic- not politics.
They do series on historical true crime that I really enjoy.
Did a great one on the JFK assassination.

Crude at times with strong language. Not for pearl clutchers.

 

[martyp]

“We The People” - the National Constitution Center talks about Constitutional issues
“No Stupid Questions”
“Freakanomics Radio”

 

[Palmtree]

I'm into woodworking and home building/repairs so a few of mine are slanted that way.

WoodTalkShow
Shannons Industry Lumber Update
Shop Talk Live
Fine Homebuilding podcast
Mike Rowe: The way I heard it.
The Money Guy
Roger Whitney: The retirement answer man.

 

[COcheesehead]

Things you should know
The retirement answer man
This American life

 

[beachfire]

Smartless. It is very entertaining, the 3 hosts have great chemistry.

 

[Eastbayboy]

Handle on the Law …Humorous lawyer with live call in to ask legal questions.

Clark Howard… Consumer advocate

Rob Black… Financial

Jill on Money… Jill Schlesinger

 

[steveg]

Smartless

It’s a Thing

The No Agenda Show

 

[jblack]

several listed above plus the White Coat Investor

 

[Gonz]

I listen to Rob Black daily.

 

[Luvtoride]

Like a few above, Freakonomics is my favorite. Always been a fan since the books. Is perfect for a podcast…each episode stands alone.

I also listened to and “enjoyed” (maybe not the right description of a true crime podcast) “Father wants us dead” the story of John List who killed his family in Westfield NJ and remained at large for over 20 years after starting a new life elsewhere.
Extensively researched by two reporters from the Star Ledger newspaper in NJ.

 

[Montecfo]

Like a few above, Freakonomics is my favorite. Always been a fan since the books. Is perfect for a podcast…each episode stands alone.

I also listened to and “enjoyed” (maybe not the right description of a true crime podcast) “Father wants us dead” the story of John List who killed his family in Westfield NJ and remained at large for over 20 years after starting a new life elsewhere.
Extensively researched by two reporters from the Star Ledger newspaper in NJ.

The John List story is riveting. I listen to some true crime podcasts when I can find. He had been profiled on sll the true crime TV shows.

Most of my podcasts are tied to politics or investing.

 

[foxcreek9]

Money Matters - Allworth Financial
Retirement Starts Today - Benjamin Brandt
World's Greatest Con
Markley, VanCamp, and Robbins
Hardcore History (because of length, more like books on tape)

 

[jfn111]

I love the All In Podcast
https://www.youtube.com/@allin

 

[4legsgood]

I listen to many of the same that have already been mentioned so just listing others:

Short Story Fiction:
The Moth (actually true stories)
Selected Shorts
The Writer's Voice
The New Yorker: Fiction
Levar Burton Reads
The Truth

Entertaining and Funny:
The Sporkful
No Such Thing as a Fish
Offmenu

Guilty pleasure (creepy narratives about stalker/creeper types sent in by listeners):
Let's Not Meet

Latest discovery, recommend most recent 6 episode series about the undoing of e-vehicle maker Nikola.
Bad Bets

 

[RetMD21]

Besides some professional ones I listen to
Bogleheads
Morningstar's The Long View
Wealth Managed

 

[Octogirl]

I like
Freakonomics
Planet Money
Stuff You Should Know
The Curbsiders (medical)

 

[Markola]

I enjoy many, including some entrepreneurial topics, like Side Hustle Nation and How I Built This. The latter features the stories of those founders behind big brand names, like AirBnB, Spanx and many others.

 

[RobertTN]

All-In is a great one. Very smart venture/private equity individuals who discuss macro trends and politics. Once a week, about 60-90 minutes.

 

[Markola]

^^^^^ Chamath is the only one on there I can tolerate but to each, their own!

 

[Digger1000]

I listen to a ton of college football podcasts year round. The 2 things I found after I retired at age 51 six years ago were podcasts(mine are all college football) and twitter(I only follow CFB people on twitter). Before I retired I had only listened to one podcast regularly (or at all). As a sidenote, CFB podcasts have exploded since 2020. I'd hate to count the number of hours I listen to CFB podcasts every week(you would be floored). And there are a ton out there I dont listen to.

 

[kgtest]

I've never listened to a podcast. Although, I don't want to admit the hours I spend watching YouTube videos.

 

[WhenIsItTime]

Chasing Scratch is really good if you enjoy golf and are a teens handicapper trying to improve.

 

[Buckeye]

A Little Bit Culty.

It's hosted by a husband and wife who were in the NXIVM (I think pronounced nexium) cult. Humorous and heartbreaking stories.

 

[Sojourner]

Talking Sopranos - two cast members talk about the show, episode by episode
Mindscape - physics, cosmology, philosophy, science, hosted by Sean Carroll
Making Sense - moral philosophy, religion, mindfulness, atheism, hosted by Sam Harris

 

[Toast]

The Catechism in a Year with Fr. Mike Schmitz
The Bible in a Year with Fr. Mike Schmitz

Fr. Mike is extremely knowledgeable, insightful, and engaging. His commentary, reflection, and prayer is simply top notch.