Favorite Podcasts?

[beacon]

I love to listen to podcasts while I exercise or clean the house. Two of my favorites right now are Revolutions by Mike Duncan and of course, This American Life,

 

Any podcast fans?

[Susana]

Googling "podcasts".... I can only think of Bakon´s avatar... :wacko:

 

Edited: you guys are so techy-savvy! :huh:

[Devil Doll]

Yes! Kevin Smith's Smodcast! He makes me laugh so hard.... and of course Nerdist.

[Atomik Kitteh]

I listen to/use some German ones for work. Never really think about them otherwise. I think I should find some for use in my car when I 'm driving long distances. I like audiobooks for that, I imagine podcasts would also be good. Thanks for making me think about it!

[Atomik Kitteh]

Any suggestions? I like funny and news of the non-sensationalist type.

[beacon]

I listen to a bunch of history podcasts and financial podcasts. :0

 

However, I recommend also "This American Life " and "Snap Judgement" which have a variety of stories .

[Paul723]

"Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me" on NPR is my favorite.

[Nicole Diver]

Matt Paxton has one. S'ok.

[Sazerac]

Have y'all heard about Librivox.org ?

https://librivox.org/

It is a free site in which books in the public domain

are read by volunteers (some excellent, some meh).

You can download, subscribe to podcasts,  or listen by clicking Internet Archive Page and a little player pops up.

(the Internet Archive Page is a very groovy place too)

 

The library is extensive.

The search bar is moody and wants things spelled correctly and worded precisely

but, it is fun going through their virtual stacks, for sure.

 

My favorites:

'A Lady's Life In The Rocky Mountains'  by Isabella L, Bird

 https://librivox.org/a-ladys-life-in-the-rocky-mountains-by-isabella-l-bird/

 

 and Mark Twain's 'Following The Equator'

https://librivox.org/following-the-equator-by-mark-twain/

 

librivox.org

 

did any of these links work ?

my Luddite pathogens are rearing their ugly heads again.

love,

S

 

[Nicole Diver]

Have y'all heard about Librivox.org ?

https://librivox.org/

It is a free site in which books in the public domain

are read by volunteers (some excellent, some meh).

You can download, subscribe to podcasts,  or listen by clicking Internet Archive Page and a little player pops up.

(the Internet Archive Page is a very groovy place too)

 

The library is extensive.

The search bar is moody and wants things spelled correctly and worded precisely

but, it is fun going through their virtual stacks, for sure.

 

My favorites:

'A Lady's Life In The Rocky Mountains'  by Isabella L, Bird

 https://librivox.org/a-ladys-life-in-the-rocky-mountains-by-isabella-l-bird/

 

 and Mark Twain's 'Following The Equator'

https://librivox.org/following-the-equator-by-mark-twain/

 

librivox.org

 

did any of these links work ?

my Luddite pathogens are rearing their ugly heads again.

love,

S

That page is a great idea. I will have to pursue more when I'm less tired ;-)