[Hardy Daytona]

Over the last couple of weeks at work I've found myself with the opportunity to engage in some lucrative listening. Usually I just listen to some music for distraction as I zone out and get on the the job but it occurred to me that I could instead spend it absorbing some useful information. Unfortunately I'm not too familiar with podcasts and their market appeal, target audience, broadcast content etc.
I was wondering if anyone here could recommend something I might benefit from listening to as I go about my routine at work.
On a technical note (since this isn't a field I'm familiar with) can they be converted into an mp3 format and downloaded for portable listening?

[Reaper]

Joe Rogan Experience.
Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast.

I'm sure there's plenty of others I missed, but these two are my favorites. Bill Burr's rants are hilarious.

Here's one of his best:

[freshlife]

I've only recently got into Podcasts aswell, these are some red pill shows I have checked out.

The Joe Rogan Experience podcasts are dope. Joe has over 600 episodes up with a range of different guests depending on what you're interested in.

The old Christian Mcqueen Podcast was cool and had guests like Roosh and Giovanny, but I think you have to pay to listen to them now.

The Black Phillip Show by Patrice O'Neal is a classic. Patrice helps guys sort out their women problems. They can be downloaded on torrent sites or using Youtube to mp3.

[donnie514]

Not as good as the Black Phillip but still worth listening to some especially the earlier ones.

Beige Phillip Show