Podcasts

[Graham]

Cheers @jordanscollected ! Your recommendations have all been top-notch so far and I have listened to nearly all of them so this is going on next.

For me, the last couple of Lex Friendman guests have been AMAZING!!

Ariel Ekblaw: Space Colonization and Self-Assembling Space Megastructures

Brett Johnson: US Most Wanted Cybercriminal

[mclaincausey]

He's great @Graham ; Sean Carroll's podcast is a good science one too, though like Fridman he ranges far beyond science in the guests and topics.

[Nik]

I recommend the Poog podcast. Been listening to it for awhile. Last weekend saw Jacqueline Novak’s comedy show ‘Get on Your Knees’ at Soho Theatre in London and it was great. The podcast is a conversation between two comics about beauty and wellness, sort of, and is often hilarious.

[stingraygun]

@Giles:

@Appfaff:

The real question is, how is there not an IHUK forum podcast yet

I have had this brilliant idea 

We're going to start an Iron Heart podcast.

We are just sorting out details…...

(thanks @Appfaff  ;))

I love the podcast! I’ve listened to both seasons!

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[T4920]

@zhivago:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tim-dillon-show/id1135137367

@zhivago

This show got me through the COVID lockdowns, I don't think anyone has better rants and improvisations comedic skill.

Do you still listen?

[Matt]

Bear Brook was really excellent if you enjoy true crime.

Trojan Horse Affair was a great one.  Not exactly sure show to classify it.

Each one sucked me in very quickly.

[ChaseD]

I'm a podcast junkie. Some of my favorites:

Analog Talk - everything analog photography related

THE GRAIL with Dean Delray - high end oddities. Denim, wine, music, watches, audio equipment, etc

Huberman Lab - health and wellness

[T4920]

@ChaseD:

Huberman Lab - health and wellness

Love me some Huberman! Really enjoyed a recent episode of Two Bears One Cave he did with Tom Segura, where he really delved into his youth and personal life. Fascinating fella who's led an equally interesting life.

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[ChaseD]

I'll have to give that one a listen. My only qualm with Huberman is his podcasts tend to be LONGGGG. Make for great road trip listening.

[JDelage]

@ChaseD:

Huberman Lab - health and wellness

If you like Huberman, you might enjoy Peter Attia's The Drive, also focused on health & longevity.

[JDelage]

I've been using podcasts to cut through (some of) the fog on the Ukraine war. For those interested the best podcasts on the subject I've found is "Ukraine The Latest", by The Telegraph, which puts out one episode each day.

Also good on defense & strategy, but not dedicated to the conflict in Ukraine, are "The Warcast", "War on the Rocks", "Angry Planet", and "Geopolitics decanted".

[zhivago]

@T4920:

@zhivago:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tim-dillon-show/id1135137367

@zhivago

This show got me through the COVID lockdowns, I don't think anyone has better rants and improvisations comedic skill.

Do you still listen?

Hey that is awesome man!! Tim has a great perspective and I do get a lot of joy out of his podcasts. Glad you are enjoying them also!! Cheers!

[coldcashandcolderhearts]

Dan Carlin - Hardcore History is my fav podcast. Covers mostly war, violence, human extremes over the ages (ancient to WW2 / Cold War era)

Highly recommend for any history buffs.

[coldcashandcolderhearts]

@jordanscollected Serial got me on the podcast train as well. The Afghanistan War US deserter Bowe Bergdahl season got me hooked.

[deadendpro]

So cool to be seeing this new forum! Looks grand!

Speaking of Podcasts, there are two that I've listened to for a while now that I thought to share:

Glitch Bottle looks at the magical, the occult, the esoteric, and lots of wicked cool shit from practitioners and people who practice with the aforementioned.

The Drive Through & The Jim Cornette Experience are weekly shows featuring Jim Cornette; the most knowledgable man in professional wrestling today! Always a good laugh and if you like the business, there is no better place to learn.

[T4920]

@deadendpro never thought I'd find another Cult of Cornette member here! Jim has been a staple in my life for 4/5 years, I fall asleep listening to him most evenings. Much to the dismay of everyone I've ever shared a bed with haha...

[Crispy Heron]

For those who like history - ‘The Rest is History’ which is both very funny and informative.

For those who like politics - ‘The Rest is Politics’.

[Nik]

Been spending a lot of time on long runs enjoying listening to ACFM for ‘weird left’ critical theory conversations on topics like collective joy, strikes, technology, space, desire.

[Crispy Heron]

@Nik - not sure that this is a natural fit for me but it sounds interesting. I will give it a go. Will similarly listen on long walks (as opposed to runs as my Achilles tendons are goosed).

[Nik]

It'd be a good compliment to 'The Rest is...' - I like to take in political commentary from all over the spectrum but am definitely on the left myself. I've got right wing friends who like to listen to the sort of Marxist critique people like ACFM offer to firm up their arguments against it. Which seems cool to me. My grandfather was a member of the communist party before becoming an entrepreneur, and my uncle is a Trumper so him and I have lively discussions for sure. Mostly lots of respect in all directions.