Ask HN: What Podcasts Do You Listen To?

Startups for the Rest of Us (Rob Walling and Mike Taber, largely targeted at people who are pre-product on SaaS), Tropical MBA (eclectic small/Internet business topics), Boostrapped with Kids (two guys with bootstrapped startups), Bootstrapped.fm (two other guys with bootstrapped startups), and a few others, but those are more than enough to match my coffee/gym time these days.

Quite a few...

Techzing http://techzinglive.com/

No Agenda http://www.noagendashow.com/

TWiT http://twit.tv/ I am selective about it though, Windows Weekly, some of the Floss weekly, some of Security Now and TWiT itself only if Dvorak, Calacanis or Adam Curry are on (sadly 2 of them appear to have been blacklisted).

Startups for the rest of us http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/

Sans Podcast https://isc.sans.edu/podcast.html

I used to listen to http://mixergy.com/ quite a lot but Andrew is an animal and I couldn't keep up.

I've been listening to EconTalk with Russ Roberts[1], The KunstlerCast [2] and Poetry Magazine podcast [3] for years. Good stuff. It'll put hair on yer chest.

[1] http://www.econtalk.org/ [2] http://kunstler.com/writings/podcast/ [3] http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/

I like these small business/bootstrapping podcasts: Kalzumeus, Product People, Techzing, Foolish Adventure, Eventual Millionaire.

I also like these speculative fiction podcasts: Escape Pod for scifi, Podcastle for fantasy, and Drabblecast for a little of everything.

The Slate Political Gabfest is by far the best current events podcast I've come across: http://www.slate.com/articles/podcasts/gabfest.html

My favorite comedy podcast is Judge John Hodgman: http://www.maximumfun.org/shows/judge-john-hodgman and I similarly recommend anything else from the Maximum Fun Network: http://www.maximumfun.org/

History:

- The History of Byzantium

- History of Rome (finished)

- Revolutions

- The China History Podcast

- Ancient Warefare Podcast

- A History of Hannibal

- A History of Alexander (finished)

China:

- Sinica Podcast (Part of Popup Chinese)

- China Money Podcast

- The China History Podccast

- The Creamcast

Tech:

- Think Distributed

I'm personally a fan of Adam Savage's Still Untitled [1] and The Amp Hour [2]

[1] http://www.tested.com/still-untitled-the-adam-savage-project

[2] http://www.theamphour.com

Tech Related

1) CoderRadio

2) TechSnap

3) Linux Action Show

4) Accidental Tech Podcast

5) Programming Throwdown (no new podcast in a while)

Non-Tech

1) You Made it Weird by Pete Holmes

2) This American Life

3) The Moth

4) Unprofessional

5) 99% Invisible

(a few more) :D

These are the one's I listen regularly to.

1.) Manager-tools - For management. No fluff and actionable info. 2.) Stanford Entrepreneurship thought leaders - For Startups 3.) 99% invisible - For design 4.) Ted Talks - For knowing brilliant people 5.) Security Now - IT Security

Just a self plug: I recently made a directory of programming podcasts:

http://www.programmingpodcasts.com

Tell'em Steve Dave http://smodcast.com/channels/tell-em-steve-dave/

1) kcrw good food 2) kcrw dna (design and architecture) 3) from the top 4) dinner party download 5) this american life 6) fresh air

Accidental Tech Podcast atp.fm In Beta http://5by5.tv/inbeta

JavaScript Jabber and Ruby Rogues.