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I can't imagine any podcast entirely based around that theme would have any ability to avoid just becoming that after like five shows
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Yeah, if you're gonna do a debate podcast between a christian and an atheist, you may as well start with theodicy and free will, then probably the creation of the universe, because that's pretty much what most of the other questions will circle back to eventually. That said, if the christian podcaster doesn't hew to a particular solution to the problem of evil and also have a corresponding theological position on free will/predestination, it's kinda hard to see how anything interesting is going to come of the debate since those are the building blocks of Christian apologetics and if they can't at least advance a coherent position, they're really not in a place where they're going to be able to debate in any kind of a meaningful way. Not saying that a discussion between a christian and an atheist couldn't be the basis for an interesting podcast, just that it isn't going to be a debate unless both sides are at least reasonably equipped to actually debate.
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I'd love to see one of those youtube atheist types try to debate a Thomasian scholar and just get destroyed
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Yeah, I guess I am more specifically looking for something that doesn't have like, a religious agenda per se, but still provides a really compelling argument for it. I know that's oddly specific, but edit the next day because I want to bitch about something but I don't want to make a new post: Jesus loving Christ, I somehow deleted five seconds from every single narrator track in Auxacity for the next episode of a podcast. It renders the entire thing unusable. How the gently caress did I do this? credburn fucked around with this message at 14:56 on Sep 13, 2017 |
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Any recommendations for good actual play podcasts? Looking for something well produced and horror themed, but which can still be funny sometimes. I guess call of cthulhu stuff? Will also entertain any interesting fantasy/dnd stuff. In the interest of equivalent exchange, I will offer up Pretend Wizards, Tabletop Escapades, and Six Feats Under.
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You are looking for Campaign, One Shot, maybe Neo Scum.
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HanzoSchmanzo posted:Any recommendations for good actual play podcasts? Chapo did a few episodes that were good. Not a lot out there for call of cthulhu. Glass Cannon is a pretty good actual play Pathfinder podcast.
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HanzoSchmanzo posted:Any recommendations for good actual play podcasts? RPPR Actual Play might be close to what you're looking for. I'll admit that I haven't listened it in awhile so I can't vouch for quality but it looks like they're pretty diverse in their systems and do some Cthulhu/Delta Green sessions from time to time
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Mr Hootington posted:Chapo did a few episodes that were good. Not a lot out there for call of cthulhu. Glass Cannon is a pretty good actual play Pathfinder podcast. If you've always thought that modern Cthulhu stuff doesn't get deep enough into Lovecrafts' themes of racism and fear of race-mixing, the Chapo Cthulhu episodes are for you.
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also spoken word jazz, you gotta be a fan of some spoken word jazz
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There is an actual play podcast thread in Trad Games: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3743698&perpage=40&pagenumber=10#pti21
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credburn posted:Is there a good atheist/theist debate podcasts? I'm listening to "A Christian and an Atheist" which is pleasant, but I've listened to eight episodes and so far it's pretty much the atheist guy asking why God is so mean and the Christian guy saying well, that's a good question!
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I loved the old Stuff Mom Never Told You podcast but I don't like the new hosts. One of their voices is just grating to me, and it seems like it's half kvetching now when it used to be mostly analytical. Cristen and Caroline were just very good podcast hosts and it is too bad HowStuffWorks got rid of them. Any recommendations to fill that hole?
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I've been binging Lore. It's really good IMO. This is a general thought, not a response to the above post. Sorry!
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frankie boyle released his own 'podcast', the promethiad. However, the first episode is his latest stand-up routine, the second episode seems to be him reading every column he wrote for the guardian since 2015, but uncensored. It's fascinating but I havn't been able to get through that second one and I think it would have been better cut up into smaller episodes. Don't know if he's planning to do a lot and/or regular updates.
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Casper mattresses is in some poo poo and is suing bloggers for giving their mattresses bad reviews online, continuing the theme of podcast sponsors being dogshit companies.
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I bet Harry's razors are just fuckin razors and not special at ALL
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Not going to the post office Beds that get delivered to my home Boxes of food that I assemble with my family Ziprecruiter (which I do use seeking jobs but all podcasts advertising the perks for job posters) Sonos speakers These are the things I want to hear about every day for years.
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It's sort of weird how small the pool of podcast advertisers are, and how heavily concentrated in newer tech / web companies they seem to be. It stands to reason the population of podcast listeners consumptions patterns aren't that niche and weird.
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Kazak_Hstan posted:I bet Harry's razors are just fuckin razors and not special at ALL Harry's razors are actually really good hth
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Kazak_Hstan posted:It's sort of weird how small the pool of podcast advertisers are, and how heavily concentrated in newer tech / web companies they seem to be. It stands to reason the population of podcast listeners consumptions patterns aren't that niche and weird. That reminds me, squarespace - build it beautiful DivineCoffeeBinge posted:Harry's razors are actually really good hth Ya especially at 10 bucks a pop, handle and razor at target. That's like 4 dollars more than a plastic bag full of disposables for a big time increase in quality
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They’re talking to small businesses.
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I'm glad that whatever loophole made Draft Kings legal got closed because having people shill for what was effectively unregulated online gambling was incredibly skeezy. I think the worst though was this one company that was pushing "crowdsourced microloans" that if you looked at the fine print was basically just you putting up the collateral for someone else's high risk payday loan.
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Guy Mann posted:Casper mattresses is in some poo poo and is suing bloggers for giving their mattresses bad reviews online, continuing the theme of podcast sponsors being dogshit companies. That's why I sleep on a Lisa mattress, who sponsored this tour.
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Kazak_Hstan posted:It's sort of weird how small the pool of podcast advertisers are, and how heavily concentrated in newer tech / web companies they seem to be. It stands to reason the population of podcast listeners consumptions patterns aren't that niche and weird. It's all done by through one company that sets up the advertising deals
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Song For The Deaf posted:They’re talking to small businesses. There must be some data out there that people who listen to podcasts disproportionately either run a small business or have a side hustle that they hope to turn into a small business because it seems like half the ads I hear on podcasts, regardless of genre, target that particular demographic.
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Owning a small business probably gives someone the flexibility of listening while working while most 9-5 jobs don't. Mattress talk a got a tuft and needle which I don't think I've heard an add for. Now I just need to justify spending $100 on their pillow.
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Guy Goodbody posted:It's all done by through one company that sets up the advertising deals I would listen to a podcast about how this world works.
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I got a Tempurpedic mattress 10 years ago for like $2500, which was half price, because my aunt has worked for the local furniture company all her adult life. That's my mattress story. It's not that much better than a spring mattress.
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The Headgum network retroactively adds ads to old episodes of podcasts that join them and having an algorithm insert a full ad mid-sentence is so bafflingly wrongheaded.
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Kazak_Hstan posted:I would listen to a podcast about how this world works. I have gone through about 80 episodes of Reply All in less than a week (driving cross country) and this is the sort of thing they cover all the time, though I don't think they've done podcast ads specifically. One or two episodes in particular did a deep dive into the world of Google AdWords. Given that Reply All also has Squarespace ads, I wonder if they have to back off that specific subject.
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smidgeonnn posted:I have gone through about 80 episodes of Reply All in less than a week (driving cross country) and this is the sort of thing they cover all the time, though I don't think they've done podcast ads specifically. One or two episodes in particular did a deep dive into the world of Google AdWords. Reply All is fantastic and the recent two parter was one of the most infuriating things I've listened to in recent memory, the hammer drop at the end of part 1 where you find out the entire thing is being organized by Trump people to try and raise anti-immigrant sentiment was bad enough but the end of part 2 when the skip tracer has a huge crisis of faith about effectively sending the man to his death and then you find out that he wasn't even an undocumented immigrant in the first place is just...ugh. I never thought I'd be rooting for a drunk driver who committed vehicular manslaughter but there you are.
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The Reply All two parter where they track down would be tech support scammers to a call center in India is amazing. especially when they then go to India to stalk/meet them
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Reply All is seriously so good, for every piece of hard-hitting investigative journalism you get something fun and silly like the origin of those crazy CGI animated GIFs that dominated web 1.0 or explaining loss.jpeg to their boss. The hosts can be kind of goobers at times but it's still a great show.
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Snowy posted:The Reply All two parter where they track down would be tech support scammers to a call center in India is amazing. If you are interested in this type of thing there are a few people on twitch/YouTube that set up vm's and call these people to waste their time. Pretty interesting.
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#2 the secret gruesome internet for doctors is pretty good I'll have to give this podcast a try
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I'm all caught up now and I'm sad.Guy Mann posted:Reply All is fantastic and the recent two parter was one of the most infuriating things I've listened to in recent memory[/spoiler] The Espinosa interview was annoying, but nothing will top that interview with a smug as gently caress politician in the episode about ISPs collecting and selling user information, wherein the only argument he posed was "if it bothers you so much then just stop using the internet."
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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2017/oct/29/best-podcasts-of-2017-part-1-from-the-buzziest-to-politics-and-brain-food Guardian article about the best podcasts of 2017.
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what kinda good medical podcasts are there? I already have Sawbones and We're No Doctors.
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