Podcasts

[reyrey619]

I was wondering what podcasts people were listening to. They've have really taken over my listening habits. For years I used to listen to music pretty much all day long, but now it's 80% podcasts. Here's a list of my favorites:

- Doug Loves Movies

- Comedy Bang Bang

- Harmontown

- Todd Glass Show

- How Did This Get Made?

- Who Charted

- WTF With Marc Maron

- You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes

- Nerdist

- Get Up On This with Jensen Karp

- Comedy Film Nerds

I have a bunch more in my iTunes but these are the ones I listen to the most. A lot of times it depends on the guests for me to listen.

[=BK=]

Pseudopod

The Game Station Podcast

Wrestlespective

We're Alive

We're Not Dead

Art of Wrestling

Darkness Radio

Old Coast to Coast AM shows

Manga Pulse

Mysterious Universe

[Damian WayLNKe]

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

CriterionCast

Jordan, Jesse GO!

Penn's Sunday School

The Art of Wrestling

[GoGo Yubari]

The Art of Wrestling

Comedy Bang Bang

Doug Loves Movies

The Grizzly Bear Egg Cafe

The Smartest Man in the World

Talkin' Toons with Rob Paulsen

[GA!]

Decided to check out The Grizzly Bear Egg Cafe today. It's great! I like podcasts that, for a lack of a better term, shoot the shit.

[Bigal]

WTF with Marc Maron is the only one I regularly listen to - currently making my way through every episode. You Made It Weird and Art of Wrestling get a look-in, as does PWTorch's PPV roundtables and Bruce Mitchell shows. That's about it, really.

[LittleDaniel]

For me its mostly Art of Wrestling and and Judge John Hodgeman. Though I'll sometimes catch an older episode of Hardcore History if I'm needing intellectual stimulation.

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

Frank Skinner's show on Absolute Radio.

They take his 3 hour Saturday morning show, get rid of the songs and adverts and put it into podcast form and it's reeeeeeeeeally funny sometimes.

[Walker]

I used to listen to Grizzly Bear Egg Cafe but I remember it getting really boring and then they started spouting some Fox News shit and circlejerked over Sarah Palin so I immediately stopped.

I am subscribed to a tonne of podcasts that I don't really listen to. The main ones that I do listen to regularly are Art of Wrestling, Smartest Man in the World, Answer Me This, Best of the Boro, Doug Loves Movies, Scriptnotes, ESPN UFC Podcast, /Filmcast, Slate Spoilers and The Moth.

[KONGO]

Used to listen to WTF with Marc Maron, but a string of somewhat boring guests got me to stop. I listen to the Art of Wrestling here and there. That's about it.

[MalaCloudy Black]

I used to listen to Grizzly Bear Egg Cafe but I remember it getting really boring and then they started spouting some Fox News shit and circlejerked over Sarah Palin so I immediately stopped.

I am subscribed to a tonne of podcasts that I don't really listen to. The main ones that I do listen to regularly are Art of Wrestling, Smartest Man in the World, Answer Me This, Best of the Boro, Doug Loves Movies, Scriptnotes, ESPN UFC Podcast, /Filmcast, Slate Spoilers and The Moth.

Makes sense, considering Clayton Morris is a co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend.

I usually just listen to Art of Wrestling. My patience for podcasts is pretty low, I get bored about 10-15 minutes into most of them - Art of Wrestling's the only one that doesn't super bore me every time. I've tried to give a listen to other casts (Game Station, RoosterTeeth, Nerdist, etc) and even though I like most everyone involved I just turn it off about 10 minutes in and find something else to do..

[Hobo]

I've listened to a couple of Judge John Hodgman episodes recently.

I pretty much always listen to Radiodrome (Which normally features The Cinema Snob talking about various movie related topics), Wrestlespective, The Anfield Wrap, What a Manouver and Get Up On This (hosted by ex-WWE writer Jensen Karp which is essentially about telling you about cool things you might not have heard of - two episodes of he and his co-host talking about the weird stuff on their ipods are well worth listening to, I was in tears)

[GoGo Yubari]

and then they started spouting some Fox News shit and circlejerked over Sarah Palin so I immediately stopped.

When was this? I have absolutely zero recollection of that ever happening and I've listened to nearly every episode in the last couple years. I have to grit my teeth through certain things but they usually make some effort to be apolitical.

[ROC]

and then they started spouting some Fox News shit and circlejerked over Sarah Palin so I immediately stopped.

When was this? I have absolutely zero recollection of that ever happening and I've listened to nearly every episode in the last couple years. I have to grit my teeth through certain things but they usually make some effort to be apolitical.

And really, it has to be expected that Clayton's going to not be negative towards someone that works at his own channel. That's the albatross of GBEC in that Clayton's Fox News ties do affect things a small bit of the time.

I have a lot of podcasts on backlog, so for brevity, I'll avoid the wrestling ones:

I've gotten really into the Indoor Kids (gaming), Jordan Jesse Go (general comedy discussion), and Stop Podcasting Yourself the most lately. They hit the sweet spot of being lively without being dumb. I'd put On The Stick, the ActionCast, the Flop House, and Radiodrome just a tier below (although on Radiodrome, I don't really want to listen when Brad's not on the show, since Josh is a bit insufferable without Brad's balance).

And here's occasional listens:

Aspect Radio

Comedy Bang Bang

International Waters

The Long Tide (which I host myself, but this is mainly to look back at a chat or make sure the sound isn't awful)

Sklarbro Country

Smartest Man in the World

The Solid Verbal

StarTalk

Throwing Shade

Totally Laime

Who Charted

Yo, Is This Racist

1up's Retronauts

[GoGo Yubari]

And really, it has to be expected that Clayton's going to not be negative towards someone that works at his own channel. That's the albatross of GBEC in that Clayton's Fox News ties do affect things a small bit of the time.

Yeah, this is honestly true. I think considering his place of employment and the fact that he's done a fucking book club with Karl Rove, Clayton's done a fairly decent job of keeping his own politics out of the podcast by and large.

[MDK]

The Magic Sponge is surprisingly good.

Jimmy Bullard is actually quite funny, proper geezer.