Anybody have any fave podcasts?

I'm looking for more than my old standbys.

Khash.

I've been considering starting my own though.

He does podcasts...

I think!

Musical ones...

:hug:

And they are pretty damn good.

http://www.theIDproject.com

from their site...

What is the Interdependence Project?

Based in New York City's East Village, The Interdependence Project is a grassroots, community-oriented non-profit organization. We offer weekly meditation classes, lectures and discussions inspired by the Buddhist philosophical tradition as well as other contemplative education systems, guest lecturers from a variety of backgrounds, workshops and retreats, community service and activism projects, monthly arts groups and seasonal arts shows, and an online multi-genre magazine (Sentient City). The ID Project is dedicated to teaching the insights of meditation techniques and applying the truth of interconnectedness to life in the 21st-century world.

Khash.

http://www.theskepticsguide.org/

The Skeptics Guide to the Universe is a weekly Podcast talkshow produced by the New England Skeptical Society (NESS) in association with the James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) : discussing the latest news and topics from the world of the paranormal, fringe science, and controversial claims from a scientific point of view.

It's a good listen for any freethinker/humanist/science fan

Khash.

I don't necessarily agree with James Howard Kunstler's ideas in toto, but he's got definite ideas, he backs up his positions well, in plain English, and most importantly- he's listenable. Not boring, dry and academic. He's got a great sense of humor, even though what he's talking about should be thoroughly depressing- the end of the American way of life.

I especially loved his take on 'starchitects'. Star architects who design buildings to win awards, rather than functional buildings. Each one is about 15 minutes long.

http://kunstlercast.com/

Welcome to the New Old Funk -- a unique marriage of modern electronic dance music and great old-funk sound.


It's by the same guy who does the Podruner mixes.

I think you can find all of these at their respective websites. Reduced Shakespeare Company's podcast is sort of an interactive look at the inner workings of a theater group. Fascinating and funny. Le Show is Harry Shearer's long running radio program. Jim Boggia is just a great musician (who doesn't update his podcast enough). Mashuptown is a podcast for mash-ups. Most of the mash-ups these days are just an a cappella rap track over top of something by Daft Punk, but there's still a few moments of brilliance in there. A recent one combined "Beautiful Girl" and "Easy." My all-time favorite is still the one that combined "Superfreak" and "Roxanne."