[Genghis Khan]

I have a 20 minute commute to work and I hate listening to the radio. So I've recently started listening to some podcasts and one definitely stands out:

Hardcore History - Dan Carlin

The guy talks about a lot of historical events (e.g. Fall of Roman Empire, Invasion of Mongols, Vikings, etc) and it's really interesting stuff. I highly recommend it.

Do you guys have any other recommendations?

[Tex Pro]

(03-13-2013 11:28 PM)Genghis Khan Wrote:  

I have a 20 minute commute to work and I hate listening to the radio. So I've recently started listening to some podcasts and one definitely stands out:

Hardcore History - Dan Carlin

The guy talks about a lot of historical events (e.g. Fall of Roman Empire, Invasion of Mongols, Vikings, etc) and it's really interesting stuff. I highly recommend it.

Do you guys have any other recommendations?

The "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast is good. Lots of interviews with interesting people.

[Therapsid]

(03-13-2013 11:28 PM)Genghis Khan Wrote:  

I have a 20 minute commute to work and I hate listening to the radio. So I've recently started listening to some podcasts and one definitely stands out:

Hardcore History - Dan Carlin

The guy talks about a lot of historical events (e.g. Fall of Roman Empire, Invasion of Mongols, Vikings, etc) and it's really interesting stuff. I highly recommend it.

Do you guys have any other recommendations?

Yeah Dan Carlin is good, albeit long-winded. As long as you have time to stretch out, he's a good guide to Western history. Podcasts like this are good to listen to on a run.

If you're a big geek, which you evidently are, I suggest downloading In Our Time podcasts from the BBC. They're short enough to run through during a typical workout.

I also like listening to C-SPAN, especially Booknotes and Q&A, while driving, running, or lifting.

[guerrilla]

Rsd free videos and planet money from NPR.

[kinjutsu]

I listen the the Comedy Button.
It is stupid random bs, but it is hella funny.

[Only One Man]

Bill Burr, Joe Rogan, Bert Kreischer, Duncan Trussel, David Seaman, Bryan Callen, Ari Shaffir

[DiogoFC]

econtalk.org

Not Just for econ shit; There's much more. Great host.

[mistermister]

bill burr monday morning podcast... he's a funny little red head

[vinman]

Free Domain Radio

[Frontenac]

The Black Philip Show w/Patrice O'Neil.

[BoiBoi]

Bill Burr

[Teedub]

Ricky Gervais podcast/XFM shows. For the reason that Karl Pilkington is amazing.

[Vacancier Permanent]

The Lifestyle Business Podcast by Dan Andrew. Top notch quality!

[Drazen]

There's one called the "Pickup Podcast" that's pretty good. Its a lot of more lifestyle versus "PUA" stuff though, which is good...Tim Ferris was on recently and a few other ones about organizing life, etc.

Freakonomics Radio is good too

[michelin]

Can anyone post the RSS feeds here?

[aphelion]

Joe Rogan.

Also, it's not quite a podcast, but go back and grab all 13 episodes of The Black Philip Show.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yGnMs28NWQ for starters

[urbannomad]

Adam Carolla is really good. (Has reallly good guests)

[J DOE]

I'm a big fan of Joe Rogan(episodes with Joey Diaz are the best), Duncan Trussel, Patrice O'neal, Bill Burr, Corey Holcomb, and Adam Carolla

[Lucky]

The Adam Carolla Show

The Joe Rogan Experience

Every man who wants an interesting and hilarious education on female psychology should listen to every episode of The Black Phillip Show. Patrice O'Neal had incredible insight.

[AlphaEnchantment]

Tom leykis is always good.

blowmeuptom.com hes also on tunein and other apps

[storm]

Coursera.org history

[NuMbEr7]

London Real

[Lemmo]

Norm MacDonald's new podcast is pretty good. He's gotten fat.

[JimNortonFan]

Joe Rogan

Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew

[OSL]

Lifestyle Business Podcast

The Elevator Life podcast

The Economist

Freakonomics Radio

Hack the System

Smart Passive Income

Virtual Business Lifestyle (discontinued)

NPR

Social Media Marketing Podcast (Michael Stelzner)