podcasts

[gfish]

Who can recommend some good podcasts? I've been increasingly appreciating them as zone-out-on-the-bus fodder. Right now the only regularly updating ones I subscribe to are The Bugle and the Savage Lovecast. (Also subscribed, but highly irregular: Burning Man, Penny Arcade, WotC's D&D, Lawrence Lessig, Stephen Fry, They Might Be Giants, a CBC series on the philosophy of science.) I guess I'm looking for something that has interesting content, is entertaining, and has decent production values. If someone knows of a good serialized gaming session (eg, one that can compare to the Penny Arcade/PvP/Wil Wheaton sessions), I'd definitely like to know about it.

Comments

[encapsulate.livejournal.com]

Jordan, Jesse, Go! (This weeks is low sound quality, due to it being a recording of a live event, the rest are excellent.)
Never Not Funny

[kathrynt.livejournal.com]

Wait Wait Don't Tell Me podcasts now.

[eleventoes.livejournal.com]

I'm thoroughly hooked on Kevin Smith's Smodcats.

[tereshkova2001.livejournal.com]

Seconded. A remarkable number of NPR shows are available as podcasts, including Science Friday as well as Wait Wait.

[grinninfoole.livejournal.com]

Planet Money on NPR is an excellent weekly feature on financial issues.

[solarbird]

I forget, do you like Doctor Who? If so: DWO Whocast. Anna likes this one quite a bit and I listen to it over her shoulder regularly.

[filkferengi]

If you like Irish & Celtic music, there're 67 podcasts archived here:

http://www.celticmusicpodcast.com/

It's a wide variety of artists & styles, all good & lots of fun.