What are your 3 favorite podcasts?

Newstalk - Football with John Giles (love his old school perspective on the game)

Newstalk - Golf Weekly (worth it just for the opening music/intro!!)

The Guardian - Football Weekly (going a little cold on this as the contributors are becoming a bit too smart arse)

The Football Ramble - I used to be a Football Weekly fan but the guys on the Ramble are far more entertaining.

Mohr Stories with Jay Mohr - Always a great laugh.

Stuff you Should Know - Have about 30 backed up in my podcast list. Relaxing listen for the drive home in the evening.


Have about 30 Podcasts I listen to frequently. Favourites changing all the time!

Its hard to pick just three, but if I had to...
Second Captains
Kermode & Mayo
The Adam Carolla Show

If I had a few more, I'd go for TWiT, MacBreak Weekly, Security Now, Sword & Laser, WTF with Marc Maron, Doug Loves Movies and The Adam & Dr Drew show.

Filmdrunk Frotcast (200! Bishop look at this!!)
Miscellaneous Adventures from the World of Mike Carano
The Todd Barry Podcast

There are some podcasts i've listening to recently and really enjoyed.

No Such Thing as Fish
If you like the TV show QI in principle - but like me - wish the panelists weren't just the usual bunch of idiots who are ferried around panel shows, then you'll like this a lot.

Professor Blastoff
This is a slightly odd podcast that pretends to have a theme each week. In reality it's 3 comedian friends just joking about with a random guest.

How Was Your Week?
One of the strangest podcast i've listened to. It's a lady called Julie Klausner who just kinda rambles to her herself for about 40 minutes before introducing a guest. I've listened to a LOT of these episodes and i have no idea why exactly i like it so much.

For walking our two dogs, I usually do a two podcast walk with Melvin Bragg and In our times, the shear variety of subject matter means I have been very rarely disappointed with choice of podcast.

I have been following these guys Dune saga podcasts for the last couple of months. The are going through all of the Dune (Frank Herbert) universe books in chronological order, including the Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson books. The Podcasts are released monthly which gives you time to read the months book. The do a short 10min pod to recap the book before doing a show reviewing the book, they then do a listener feedback show.

When I'm out for a run I use Podrunner to keep me motivated.

I also listen to the second captains and philosophy now for longer slower runs.

1) Dave Ramsey Show (American show about managing finances)
2) Movie Podcast Weekly (great show that reviews New Movie Releases as well as giving recommendations etc)
3) Stephen Nolan show (Northern Based phone-in show

Current Favourite Podcasts (Not gonna limit to three!):

Can't link because I'm still a new user but Google will get you all of these very easily, I use BeyondPod for all my podcasts on which these are all available:

- The Attitude Era Podcast

A really fun look at wrestling's most "edgy" time period, and arguably its most popular era within pop culture, PPV by PPV, as hosted by three really funny guys (two British guys and an Irish guy), one of whom is looking at all this for the very first time. How much of it holds up in the 14-15 years since then, and how much has badly dated in hilarious / embarrassing ways? For my money the best wrestling podcast out there by a mile.

- Cinema Swirl

Kevin from the Attitude Era Podcast hosts this with his mate Sam, who defying all logic and chance, has never seen any of the big blockbuster films from our childhood (think Back to the Future / Ghostbusters / Star Wars etc). So every podcast they sit down, discuss what he *thinks* the movie is about beforehand, and then they watch the film and talk about it afterwards. Hilarious.

- Mom on Pop

The senior editor of the AV Club hosts a pop culture podcast with his mother (hence the cheeky title) with a different topic each week - funny and very cute, I really enjoy it.

- Rachel and Miles X-Plain The X-Men

If, like me, you grew up watching superhero cartoons or reading whatever comics you could get your grubby mitts on, you'll love this one. This is a weekly podcast exploring the convoluted 50 year continuity of one of the most confusing superhero soap operas there is, the X-Men. Great fun!

- The History of Rome

My favourite history podcast, now wrapped up but all episodes are available from the beginning. Rome - from start to finish. This is excellent.

- Revolutions

From the guy who makes the History of Rome, this takes a different revolution and spends a few months exploring it in depth before moving to another. If the History of Rome is a novel, this is a collection of stories. So far they've covered the English Civil War, the American Revolution, and the French Revolution. Well worth it.

I've been binge listening to April Richardson's "Go Bayside" podcast.
She sits down with a different comedian friend each week and the watch an episode of Saved by the Bell, they then record a podcast discussing it.

The Paul F. Thompkins episode is a must listen episode.

Serial - the new podcast from the creators of This American Life. Just go listen to it and you shan't regret it.