Good podcasts
-
-
No such thing as a fish
A weekly podcast from the QI research team. 4 of them each have a interesting fact of the week, and they then riff of each others facts to fill a 30 minute podcast in front of a live audience each week. Funny, and informational.
Up to 191 episodes now, so a good backlog to work through if you like it.
No Such Thing As A Fish | Nosuchthingasafish
nosuchthingasafish.com | A weekly podcast about interesting facts from the makers of QI.
-
Agree with the other reviews of Black hands , really well done from start to finish. Interesting he didn’t really go into Karams involvement very much at all, Karam seems to be incredibly narcissistic. He said in the listener he was the only all black who’s ever used his profile to help others , that’s a bizarre thing to say when you compare him to JK , Pinetree, Michael Jones etcetc.
I see Bain has namedhis daughter after the sister he murdered, I hope he has a son next and he gets a paper round.
-
NASA Expands Podcast Selections with New Science Series
“Gravity Assist,” a new NASA weekly podcast series, launches Wednesday on NASA.gov and the SoundCloud and iTunes audio platforms. This initial 10-part series,
-
The last premium episode of Cum Town was incredible. Mullen was roasted on coke and ranted for an hour about hollywood pedos and pizzagate. Gold.
-
Tim Dillon and Ray Kump talk to John Kiriakou (CIA torture whistle blower). Interview starts about 21 mins in.
http://timdillon.libsyn.com/069-classic-episode-inside-the-cia-john-kiriakou
-
Enjoying this, she doesn't a pretty good job of getting across what the scene was like in the era of the murders.
Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 1: What We Talk About When We Talk About The Manson Murders — You Must Remember This
Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts . This season, You Must Remember This will explore the murders committed in the summer of 1969 by followers of Charles Manson, and the Hollywood music and movie scene surrounding the killings. Throughout the series, we’ll learn how a single sociopath’s th
-
Jon Ronson's The Butterfly Effect - a 7 part series about tech and the porn industry
Welcome to The Butterfly Effect. It's sort of about porn, but it's about a lot of other things. It's sad, funny, moving and totally unlike some other nonfiction stories about porn - because it isn't judgmental or salacious. It's human and sweet and strange and lovely. It's a mystery story, an adventure. It's also, I think, a new way of telling a story. This season follows a single butterfly effect. The flap of the butterfly's wings is a boy in Brussels having an idea. His idea is how to get rich from giving the world free online porn. Over seven episodes I trace the consequences of this idea, from consequence through to consequence. If you keep going in this way, where might you end up? It turns out you end up in the most surprising and unexpected places. So if you're thinking, why do I want to listen to a show about the tech takeover of the porn industry, I have two things to say: 1. Why wouldn't you want to listen to a show about the tech takeover of the porn industry? That's a great idea for a show. 2. Would you want to listen to a show about three women destroying a mysterious Norwegian man's stamp collection? Well, that happens at the end of episode 2. At the end of Episode 3 a woman becomes convinced that she played a part in a murder committed by an Italian priest. At the end of Episode 4 a boy in Oklahoma is forced to move to a house on the very, very edge of his town -
If you've ever wondered what its like to receive a massive electric shock which causes you to lose a hand, two ribs and a testicle then be diagnosed with testicular cancer then wonder no more. This podcast will cover all that.
-
@stockcar86 Ronson has been on Joe Rogan twice, he's weird/interesting.
-
@jegga said in Good podcasts:
@stockcar86 Ronson has been on Joe Rogan twice, he's weird/interesting.
Yeah - I never knew till recently that he was the author of "The Men Who Stare At Goats". He seems like a person who likes finding rabbit holes and jumping into them not knowing where they will end up
SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds
