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http://www.maximumfun.org/shows/judge-john-hodgman Judge John Hodgman, if you think he is pretty funny. http://ohnopodcast.com/ Oh no! Ross and Carrie if you like people going undercover joining alien cults and stuff. Although the Carrie host's voice can get a little bit grating sometimes.
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For people who like history: http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/ioth
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Three-Phase posted:I never really considered this, could you explain? (Do you mean the A/B back and forth, use of music and sound effects, sort of like that?) the way they constantly cut the guests off mid-sentence with the host's dumb wispy voice finishing the second half of their thought is the podcast equivalent of nails on a chalkboard to me i would literally prefer listening to a podcast of nails on a chalkboard
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oh yeah the x-files files if you like the show
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Harmontown isn't poo poo.
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Jack Gladney posted:He used to do web development and found this one guy who had a scam where a banner ad script would drop a cookie that counted as a referral for that ad any time a user went to amazon or ebay. He tried to reverse engineer it but couldn't, so he blackmailed the guy into sharing it by threatening to call the FBI. FBI figures it out anyway after Dunning clears like a million from some lame amazon ads, then bam--prison time. wow. I was contemplating becoming a skeptoid supporter via micropayments since it really is a good and valuable podcast but that is some crass, shameless poo poo. gently caress brian dunning.
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Soft Shell Crab posted:oh yeah the x-files files if you like the show Kumail gets the most interesting guests. I love it when he reads old usenet posts from the episodes' first broadcast.
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i downloaded an episode of that x-files podcast and never listened to it, its worth the effort? should i watch the episode each one is about beforehand?
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Is it worth the effort? If you like X-files then it is. I've seen the show before so there was no effort for me so YMMV
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yeah i fuckin love the x-files and ive seen every episode except for the ones after mulder left
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I'm not sure if you need to see the episodes beforehand if you have seen the show before. I kind of like to half remember the episodes and then be reminded what happens.
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Aug 9, 2014 01:39
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doug loves movies dead author podcast
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Soft Shell Crab posted:I'm not sure if you need to see the episodes beforehand if you have seen the show before. I kind of like to half remember the episodes and then be reminded what happens. nice, i am definitely going to check it out
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Three Olives posted:Three Olives Ultimate Podcast List The only thing good on that list is 99% Invisible. OP, best podcast I listened to recently was the Joe Rogan Experience with Ms Pat. Also check out Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast. Also any podcast wih Brad Williams as a guest. Consistently funny. Science: This Week in Virology, This Week in Parasitology, Cell Nature or Science podcasts IT/Security: Risky Buisness Helical Nightmares fucked around with this message at 02:09 on Aug 9, 2014 |
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Listen to every episode of on cinema in order. it'll only take a few hours.
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Last Podcast On The Left is really cool. Not about sports though.
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Nerd Poker: Dungeons and Dragons with Brian Posehn and Friends is fun. Him and his friends, which include comedians and writers such as Blaine Capatch and Gerry Duggan play a D&D campaign. Edit: Fandyien posted:joe rogan is dumb as dogshit and i can't believe anyone that isn't a mentally disabled stoner enjoys him Premeditated Toast fucked around with this message at 03:01 on Aug 9, 2014 |
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gently caress The Crab Feast, 5 stars. Also, Joe Rogan isn't that bad. I find his podcast interesting, depending on the guest. Yeah it's long (2.5 hours-ish), but sometimes they are great and you don't even notice.
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he is an idiot. nootropics durr
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Fandyien posted:he is an idiot. nootropics durr unlike the majority of goons, joe rogan appears to be a level-headed regular person able to actually acknowledge when he is wrong, and people seem to like that
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Someguy posted:i bet you're a cool dude with lots of friends in rl and not a dumb fat nerd I'm sorry you're too stupid to grasp that joe rogan is a moron. It takes about 10 minutes to figure this out and some of you are on hour 7 still thinking otherwise lol
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Joe Rogan is an idiot but that doesn't make him not fun-sometimes-kindadependingwho'stheguest to listen to.
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LethalGeek posted:I'm sorry you're too stupid to grasp that joe rogan is a moron. It takes about 10 minutes to figure this out and some of you are on hour 7 still thinking otherwise lol Does he still look like this or did he get old and fat? 
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thylacine posted:http://ohnopodcast.com/ These guys are great because they don't seem to think too hard before they decide to do things. "Should we just lie to the Mormon missionaries and fake a full conversion to hear their secrets? Yeah, sure, gently caress it!" "I heard about this crazy cult run by a pedophile and populated mostly by meth addicts. Let's go to their compound!"
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mcvey posted:Uhh yeah dude
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catpowerd posted:Last Podcast On The Left is really cool. Not about sports though. hail satan
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Fandyien posted:he is an idiot. nootropics durr You have probably gotten this before, but holy poo poo your avatar immediately fills me with a sense of anger and disgust. Everything from the awkward jittery gif movements to the smug look on that guy's face and the smug way he eats that loving candy bar. His pinched expression with that annoying mustache and perfectly groomed, nasty hairdo. And that suit! God drat; good job. On topic: I never cared for podcasts before. Maybe I should give one of these a shot. Oh wait, GBS 1.4 Rules. Gas thread ban OP. I'm gay.
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Three Olives posted:Does he still look like this or did he get old and fat? He turned into dana white basically, also yeah his podcast is bad. Any other good history/philosophy or science podcasts I'm downloading some of the hardcore history ones now. Radiolab was mentioned a few times for science but I've listened to a lot of those already.
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House to Astonish. Two Scottish lawyers review comic books and comic news. Even if you don't care about comics the Official Handbook segment at the end is usually great, where they take an old and (rightfully) forgotten comic character and attempt to modernize them. Plus they haven't committed wire fraud.
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Joe rogan is a dumb retard but has funny guests sometimes
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I like The Champs because I like hip-hop and comedy, and both Neal and Moshe are very aware of how douchey they can be.
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Uhh Yeah Dude is the best podcast, so you should probably listen to that
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Helical Nightmares posted:OP, best podcast I listened to recently was the Joe Rogan Experience with Ms Pat. Ms Pat has some hosed up stories. it was an entertaining cast but jesus christ. Bill Burr episodes are my favorite of JRE casts, his own casts kinda pale in comparison. i guess at least recently he's been really down which has clearly affected it. I dont get the hate for Rogan, it really depends who he has as a quest, but if its someone interesting he has no problem letting them do most of the talking etc.
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Helical Nightmares posted:The only thing good on that list is 99% Invisible. if you don't find This American Life to be a good podcast, you're a stupid rear end in a top hat and should just kill yourself.
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i like the flop house. they talk about bad movies. that sounds a bit cheesy and hackneyed but it works because of the chemistry between the three guys... (two write for the daily show)... one is an old-timey film geek jew, another is a stalwart penis demonstrater, another somewhere in the middle... check it out... its on Itunes
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mcvey posted:Uhh yeah dude
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I like to listen to freedomainradio, mysterious universe and the smartest man in the world.
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Dr. Pancakes posted:Any other good history/philosophy or science podcasts I'm downloading some of the hardcore history ones now. Radiolab was mentioned a few times for science but I've listened to a lot of those already. History: I haven't found any podcast or lecture series to rival the quality of what you get with Hardcore History so keep that in mind. A History of the World in 100 Objects by the BBC/British Museum kept my attention throughout the entire series. http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/ Norman Centuries and 12 Byzantine Rulers by the same author are excellent if narrowly focused podcasts that feel like epic stories. http://normancenturies.com http://12byzantinerulers.com There is a lot of love out there for A History of Rome. I found it too dry which was a bit of a disappointment as I really enjoy Classical history and I have the tolerance to get news from Politico podcasts. YMMV http://thehistoryofrome.typepad.com/the_history_of_rome/archives.html For the interesting and layered history of New York, The Bowery Boys is usually entertaining. The Halloween/Spooky New York episodes are consistently worth the time. http://boweryboys.libsyn.com/ Science: Unless they are actual scientists/physicians that currently work or have worked in the field, most science reporting/podcasts are poo poo. For general science the aforementioned podcasts from Nature and Science are good starts. Nature is more accessible to the layman (and edited better). http://www.nature.com/podcast/ http://www.sciencemag.org/site/multimedia/podcast/ PNAS produces PNAS Science Sessions which are 5-7 minute reports on a single subject. http://www.pnas.org/site/podcasts/podcasts.xhtml Omega Tau I have been impressed by. Hosted by two Germans, they spend 1-2 hours on a single subject and they go in depth. Subjects range from the Space Shuttle, Self-Driving Cars, high energy neutrinos, viruses, bitcoin, to flying off an aircraft carrier. Highly recommended. http://omegataupodcast.net/englishOnly.php
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