I started this thread because I wanted to point out a podcast my wife found that I have found fascinating. Several VC (venture capital ) guys give their takes on finance, economics , geopolitics etc. You get a set of views and insights not found in other places. All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg Aside from that, in my rotation NY times Daily WSJ podcast Economist podcasts Bari Weiss Honestly Marketplace Sam Harris Freakonomics Ezra Klein show Against the rules - Michael Lewis Revisionist History - Malcolm gladwell Planet Money The Dishcast - Andrew Sullivan Cover 3- college football Fareed Zaharia - GPS Fresh air - NPR I don’t consistently listen to them all but they are in my rotation along with a few others.
TWIV - (This Week In Virology) The Osterholm Update: COVID 19 Axios Today Politico Dispatch - Daily Conspiracy Theories - (not what you might think) - investigation of how/why conspiracies come to exist
I go through phases. The one I most listen to is Sam Harris - Making Sense. I also listen to the following: The Argument The Ezra Klein Show Gator Nation Football Podcast Five Thirty Eight Pod Save America Weatherbrains The Bulwark
Good list, although I wouldn't listen to Bari Weiss. Too many to list for me. I subscribe to over 50 current podcasts. I obviously don't listen to all episodes. Have to decide. Here is the list of those I try to listen to most episodes of (looks like images move over - sorry). Don't know what else to do without typing out 5-4 Prologue Projects 50 Things That Made the Modern Economy BBC World Service Arms Control Wonk Jeffrey Lewis & Aaron Stein Against the Rules with Michael Lewis Pushkin Industries Cold War Conversations Ian Sanders Dan Carlin's Hardcore History Dan Carlin Dan Carlin's Hardcore History: Addendum Dan Carlin ESPN Daily ESPN, Pablo Torre Fiasco Leon Neyfakh Field Hospital U.S. Catholic FiveThirtyEight Politics FiveThirtyEight, 538, ABC News, Nate Silver Florida Basketball Hour Neil Blackmon and Eric Fawcett Fresh Air NPR Freakonomics Radio Freakonomics Radio + Stitcher Getting Through It Dr. Lucy Jones Center Know Your Enemy Matthew Sitman Lovett or Leave It Crooked Media Mother Country Radicals Crooked Media QAnon Anonymous Julian Feeld, Travis View & Jake Rockatansky Pod Save the World Crooked Media Pod Save America Crooked Media Rational Security The Lawfare Institute Skullduggery Michael Isikoff, Daniel Klaidman, Victoria Bassetti Slate Daily Feed Slate Podcasts Strict Scrutiny Crooked Media The Business KCRW The Economist Podcasts The Economist The Ezra Klein Show New York Times Opinion The Florida History Podcast The Florida History Podcast The Gator Nation Football Podcast Allen Williams & James Di Virgilio The Lawfare Podcast The Lawfare Institute The Mina Kimes Show featuring Lenny ESPN, Mina Kimes The Promised Podcast TLV1 Studios The New Yorker: Politics and More WNYC Studios and The New Yorker The Weeds Vox You're Wrong About Sarah Marshall Word & Table Alex Wilgus & Stephen Gauthier
Marketplace Freakonomics Hidden Brain - deals with social science topics and my favorite of the three
No politics or news podcasts. I sometimes listen to podcasts related to audio & music production, but not regularly. I’ve enjoyed Old Gods of Appalachia.
Mostly it's just Arsenal podcasts, the Defector Distraction podcast and various movie podcasts If its political its: Know Your Enemy / Chapo Still havent started the Dan Carlin 6 hour pod from March. Need a nice long drive/flight for that one lol.
My main two are Casefile (about murder) and Jocko Willink. I mostly watch YouTube short videos during the day. Mr. Ballen has a great channel.
I tried a Dan Carlin one. Either I need to start earlier or I just didn’t really relate to the podcast style
I originally majored in Biology before I changed to Physics, so always had a curiousity without pretending to have significant knowledge. However, reading/analyzing data is the same regardless of field, so I find it pretty straightforward to follow along.
Its pretty audio-booky, so I can see that if you are into more conversational podcasts where its not just someone talking at you for hours on end. I'm not a Carlin obsessive, but when he covers a topic I'm interested in, I usually listen to it eventually.
We have overlapping interests. I added some to my list I forgot. While Bari Weiss can be annoying on her fixation on cancel culture and related topics, she does have so some very good ones. The last one discussion Republicans and their 2020 election fantasy was pretty enlightening.
Faith based One year Daily Audio Bible Defenders - class by Christian philosopher William Lane Craig (provides great theological education) WLC’s Reasonable Faith Ask NT Wright Anything (Anglican theologian) Unbelievable? - Discussions between various Christians and non-Christians Soteriology 101 Remonstrance podcast Other podcasts The Rest Is History - two British historians 99% invisible Irish History Podcast - love this guy’s enthusiasm Revisionist history The ZdoggMD show - doctor covering a wide range of issues For years I subscribed to The Economist online and listened to the audio version, but let my subscription lapse this year because it was too much to listen to every week. Also just finished my 105th audiobook in seven years.
podcasts like that may be good for long trips like you mentioned. I probably just need to figure out where to start.
Good stuff. Economist has a daily podcast with a lot of good content. I love Word and Table for Anglican theology. Love 99PI and Revisionist History