[Closed] Podcast recommendations?

Velo club don Logan (VCDL) was my fave, covers road and mtb. Sadler no longer broadcasting, old episodes are well worth a listen, even an interview with Chipps!

Bike shop show is good for spannering, a shame it's American.

Yet to find a decent mountain bike one though.

History of the world in 100 objects
Infinite monkey cage

The memory palace is good

I've found lots of very interesting ones from the British Library ([url= http://www.bl.uk/podcasts/ ]link[/url])

The bugle, radio 4 Friday night comedy, pod of funk (now ceased), John Cleese podcast used to be pretty good.

Snap Judgement
99% Invisible
Robin and Josie's Utter Shambles
[b]R[/b]ichard [b]H[/b]errings [b]L[/b]eicester [b]S[/b]quare [b]T[/b]heatre [b]P[/b]odcast
This American Life
Jarvis Cocker's 'Wireless Nights'
A Prairie Home Companion

Dan carlins hardcore history and common sense podcast
R4 documentary of the week podcast
The Doug Stanhope podcast
No such thing as a fish podcast
Scotland outdoors podcast
The sprocket podcast
Stuff to blow your mind
Stuff you missed in history class
Techstuff podcast
We do science/the guru performance podcast
Answer me this
Distraction pieces podcast with scroobius pip
The naked scientists podcast
Speed metal cycling podcast
We have concerns

That's some of the podcasts I listen to daily at work so i can avoid talking to the slack jawed muppets around me

This is gonna sound like a **** question but how do I listen to all these podcasts??

Most of them will be available through iTunes and can be downloaded and played on your computer or phone - or google the shows and they can usually either be played or steamed from their own website - or the case of BBC stuff via iPlayer

Cheers bud will try a few out

if you have a smartphone then subscribe using a podcast client, I use the podcast Republic app on my android phone. If you want to listen on a pc I suppose you could install iTunes and subscribe / play them on that. I'm sure there are other alternative clients.
Once you've subscribed the general plan is that your client will automatically download new episodes whenever they are released.

The whole Desert Island Discs back catalogue are on Podcast I think

Kermode and Mayos Film review.
Smartest Man in the World.
The Bugle
Danny Baker Show.
Fighting Talk
WTF with Marc Maron
NPR new music podcast, can't remember exact title.

I download from I tunes and put them on an mp3 player as I listen all day and my phone battery probably wouldn't last all day.

Fredcast
The Spokesman
Bottom Line
DID
Thinking Allowed
History of Ideas
More or Less

I'll second A History of the World in 100 Objects and 99% Invisible. Both ace.

Night Vale Radio is often really good, funny horror. If you're interested in videogames, A Life Well Wasted is excellent too, though there can be years between episodes.

I'll second A History of the World in 100 Objects and 99% Invisible. Both ace.

AHOTWin100O is great, but.... the music drives me up the fricking wall and I couldn't bear to listen to the whole series in the end

Another vote for RHLSTP (as all the cool kids are calling it)

you're so much better than last weeks audience

Thanks guys, lots to filter through 😀

Nextmen one is good but they haven't done any new ones in a while
The Joe Rogan one is interesting, depending on who they have on
I didn't know Doug Stanhope had one, I'll check it out.

Answer me this
Infinite monkey cage
TED radio hour
The moral maze
Freakonomics
Car talk
Cycle systems academy podcast

Mayo and kermode
Sports week
606 phone in
Bespoke
Tiesto club life
5 live sports specials

Don't forget the Friday night comedy podcast (bbc). Always liked the JBST SMART training podcast too but they are pretty infrequent these days.

Others have said them already, but..

No such thing as a fish
Answer me this
A Prarie Home Companion
Dr Karl on triplej
Word podcast - free edition
History of the world in 100 objects

Another shout for the Infinite Monkey Cage. Although it's BBC, it's funded by the Open University, which means that the old episodes don't vanish from iPlayer after 7 days.

Also, Friday Night Comedy (mostly for the 'Now Show') is ace.

Kermode and Mayo,
The Digital Human

'Sasquatch Chronicles'

I love those mountain voices lulling me to sleep with soporific tales of their alleged encounters with mythical man-beasts in the wilds. I'm not even being sarcastic, I both enjoy it and enjoy the deep sleep that it produces. Most comforting. There must be a deep-seated psychological reason why bigfoot captures the human imagination so.