What are your favourite Podcasts?

RedTie

I've a long drive back to Cork later and I'm looking for Podcast suggestions.

The Joe Rogan Experience is my usual go to, he interviews a nice wide variety of people and had a nice balance of famous names on his show and people who you never heard of but prove to very interesting anyway.

Boom_Bap

Distraction Pieces with Scroobius Pip
Mark Maron
Hannibal Buress
Huey Morgans new one is decent
Chris Jericho

me_irl

Can't stand Joe Rogan.

Casefile is deadly.
There's No Such Thing As A Fish.
Athletico Mince.
BBC4 In Our Time.
RHLSTP (RHLSTP!)
Adam Buxton Podcast.

To name a few.

Jayop

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History - Brilliant history podcast with over 50 available for free. Loads of different topics and the guy is infectiously interested in history.

Flintoff, Savage & the ping pong guy - Robbie Savage, Freddie Flintoff and some ping pong dude talking about all sorts of things, sports, life, love, friendships. Don't be offput by Savage being on it. It's literally laugh out loud stuff with some of the stories the guys tell. My new favourite thing. Would be good even if you're not too interested in sports.

The GAA hour - Colm Parkinson and a few other guys. Easily the best GAA or even any sports podcast out there.

Off the Ball - just listening back to parts of the show I like and miss because I'm at work.


I also DL the second captains but I just find it hard to listen to them so I'd want to be badly stuck for that to get a spin.

spuddy90

Hey lads. What apps do us use to listen to podcasts? I have an android phone. Thanks

Jayop

me_irl wrote: »

Can't stand Joe Rogan.

Casefile is deadly.
There's No Such Thing As A Fish.
Athletico Mince.
BBC4 In Our Time.
RHLSTP (RHLSTP!)
Adam Buxton Podcast.

To name a few.

What are these about??

Jayop

spuddy90 wrote: »

Hey lads. What apps do us use to listen to podcasts? I have an android phone. Thanks

Tried a few and I find Podcast Addict the best free one.

Arghus

Joe Rogan is an enourmous pain the arse, full of his macho bluster - if he ever starts talking about a subject you might know something about, just marvel at him mangle it. But he can get some interesting guests. Just thread carefully with him.

Depends what you are into OP:

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History is good, long and thorough.

Radiolab

Casefile is, as mentioned, excellent.

There's just too many to be mentioned here.

Perhaps try the Podcast forum -

http://touch.boards.ie/forum/1061

Arghus

Jayop wrote: »

Tried a few and I find Podcast Addict the best free one.

Another vote for Podcast Addict. Damn good.

artanevilla

+1 for No Such Thing as A Fish

It's from the QI television programme team, they go through their favorite 5 facts of the week.

RedTie

me_irl wrote: »

Casefile is deadly.

Was hoping for episodes on Madeline McCann, JonBenét Ramsey, OJ Simpson etc on there but the majority of them seem quite obscure.

eviltwin

Generation Why, Casefile, Thinking Sideways , You Must Remember This, Caustic Soda.

Jayop

Arghus wrote: »

Joe Rogan is an enourmous pain the arse, full of his macho bluster - if he ever starts talking about a subject you might know something about, just marvel at him mangle it. But he can get some interesting guests. Just thread carefully with him.

Depends what you are into OP:

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History is good, long and thorough.

Radiolab

Casefile is, as mentioned, excellent.

There's just too many to be mentioned here.

Perhaps try the Podcast forum -

http://touch.boards.ie/forum/1061

I think it's a nice topic for AH. Not a lot of people will venture into the podcast forum. I've been listening to them for a while and I still don't so bringing some of the best ones to a general audience is no harm.

I'll have to have a try with casefile. Seen it mentioned a few places. Not sure it'll be my bag but worth a go anyway.

seachto7

Dean Del Ray "Let There Be Talk" I like.

I pick and choose from the sports ones. Totally went off them talking for an hour about an incident in a game. Something they could get out of the way in 10 minutes.
A lot of smugness around some of the podcasts.
Sunday paper reviews can be good on off the ball.
Dunphy is hit and miss, but predictable.
Guardian football one is good at times, but I don't watch or follow football enough to justify tuning into it.
Marc Maron depending on who he has on.

greencap

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOD6SKCHGGg

RedTie

Jayop wrote: »

Tried a few and I find Podcast Addict the best free one.

Anything as good on the Apple store for organizing Podcasts? Podcast Addict seems to be Android only.

Arghus

Jayop wrote: »

I think it's a nice topic for AH. Not a lot of people will venture into the podcast forum. I've been listening to them for a while and I still don't so bringing some of the best ones to a general audience is no harm.

I'll have to have a try with casefile. Seen it mentioned a few places. Not sure it'll be my bag but worth a go anyway.

Absolutely, great topic for After Hours, just pointing out that there is a podcast forum that the OP may find useful!

suicide_circus

Bill Burr aka Billy Bitch Tits

Yamanoto

Jayop wrote: »

I also DL the second captains but I just find it hard to listen to them so I'd want to be badly stuck for that to get a spin.

It's a weird one, their talented guys with good instincts but without the discipline live radio imposed upon them, I think they've increasingly lost their way.

Listen to them less & less myself.

Barry Badrinath

Astonishing Legends
Thinking Sideways
Last podcast on the left
James O Briens mystery hour
Lore
Skeptoid
Stuff you should know
Stuff the dont want you to know
Generation Why
Those Conspiracy Guys
Criminal

RedTie

eviltwin wrote: »

Thinking Sideways

Great looking episode list http://thinkingsidewayspodcast.com/episode-list/

Thanks.

Jayop

RedTie wrote: »

Anything as good on the Apple store for organizing Podcasts? Podcast Addict seems to be Android only.

Sorry, haven't a bull. I thought with Apple you just played them through the iTunes??

RedTie

Senor Fancy Pants wrote: »

Those Conspiracy Guys

This used to be great when it first started. I bailed as soon as they started doing 10 hour Podcasts on the Vatican that was mostly all off topic and meandering.

Barry Badrinath

RedTie wrote: »

This used to be great when it first started. I bailed as soon as they started doing 10 hour Podcasts on the Vatican that was mostly all off topic and meandering.

Agreed. Its gone to shyte

RedTie

Jayop wrote: »

Sorry, haven't a bull. I thought with Apple you just played them through the iTunes??

Oh yeah that's usually the way for playing single episodes. I'm sure there must be a cooler way of organizing them on iPhones though.

Jayop

RedTie wrote: »

Oh yeah that's usually the way for playing single episodes. I'm sure there must be a cooler way of organizing them on iPhones though.

Just had a google.

http://thesweetsetup.com/apps/our-favorite-podcast-client-for-ios/

They recommend a free app called overcast but I can't say if it's good or bad.

Mantis Toboggan

Casefile is fantastic.

Also I'm liking the Eamonn Dunphy podcast lately.

Also all the Irish sports pods are pretty good.

True crime garage is also good as is cold case files, unresolved etc.

Rumpy Pumpy

Senor Fancy Pants wrote: »

Those Conspiracy Guys

Insufferable stuff. I always imagine that a few of them did stints as Boards moderators. All unfunny in-jokes and long, meandering posts.

Casefile
Ross O'Carroll Kelly
50 Things that Made the Modern Economy
RTE Documentary on One
99% Invisible
GAA Hour
The Economist Podcast
Hardcore History - top class.

Way too many!

Eggonyerface

Documentary on One - Rte
Distraction Pieces
My Dad Wrote a Porno
No such thing as a fish
Stuff you should know
Stuff you missed in history class
Adam Buxton
The Documentary (BBC)
The Nerdist
The infinite monkey cage

Feckofff

Mental illness happy hour.

me_irl

Jayop wrote: »

What are these about??

Sorry, just saw this.

NSTAAF was answered earlier.

https://athleticomince.com/

But Athletico Mince is Bob Mortimer (of Vic and Bob... "urano oovaavoo", Shooting Stars fame), and not sure who the second guy is. But it's just hilarious banter between the two.

Of course, I'm going to preempt any naysayers by stating that comedy is of course subjective and others might find it awful!

Arghus

Yamanoto wrote: »

It's a weird one, their talented guys with good instincts but without the discipline live radio imposed upon them, I think they've increasingly lost their way.

Listen to them less & less myself.

They've been hit and miss since they went to the subscription service. Football shows are still good, but you can tell it's a struggle to fill 5 plus shows a week, especially during the summer. Still think that they're worth it overall - they are miles, eons, better than those gobdaws on Off The Ball.

OldMrBrennan83

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mcgucc22

Bill Burr's podcast is great to listen to. Knew of him from Breaking Bad and F is for Family , but only discovered his podcast through hearing him on the Joe Rogan Experience, really funny guy and well worth downloading.

touts

History of Rome and Revolutions both by Mike Duncan (months of listening but really worth it)
Ross O'Carroll Kelly Podcast (The Saturday Irish times article brought to life)
Gift Grub on the Ian Dempsey show podcast (just the Gift Grub ones. The rest of the episodes are segments from the show which often aren't very good)
Hardcore History and Common Sense both by Dan Carlin (the history shows are stunning and the Common Sense show is mainly aimed at American politics but it will make you think)
History on Fire (similar in approach Hardcore History)
The West Wing Weekly (if you liked the show this is a new way to enjoy it. Watch an episode a week and then listen to the podcast).
History of the Crusades. Really interesting especially about the lesser known Crusades in Europe.
Claire Byrne Live is a good weekly show on Irish politics while Late Debate is a daily option
Off the Ball have a great set of sports podcasts.
Irish History Podcast can be good especially the series he did on the Norman's but he tends to lost interest in a series after a few months and just drops it and moves into something else which can be frustrating but when he is on a topic or can be good.

RedTie

mcgucc22 wrote: »

Bill Burr's podcast is great to listen to. .

Haven't been a fan of his last 2 Netflix specials but I'll give his podcast a go, it seems to be quite popular.

Ken.

Mod-Moved to the podcast forum. Please read the local charter before posting.

Cienciano

touts wrote: »

Irish History Podcast can be good especially the series he did on the Norman's but he tends to lost interest in a series after a few months and just drops it and moves into something else which can be frustrating but when he is on a topic or can be good.

Cool, I'm listening through all the old ones and I've avoided the normans because there's so many. You reckon it's worth listening to?

holy guacamole

Eggonyerface wrote: »

My Dad Wrote a Porno

This is tremendous fun. A middle-aged man wrote a terrible erotic novel and his son, along with two of his mates, read out a chapter every week and rip it to shreds. It's one of those podcasts that will have you laughing like an idiot in public places while everyone wonders what the hell is wrong with you.

Another one, which just started this week, is ESPN's 30 for 30 series. They've been running as tv documentaries for the past few years and they've now decided to do some in audio form. If the quality is anything like the tv series they should be outstanding.

touts

Cienciano wrote: »

Cool, I'm listening through all the old ones and I've avoided the normans because there's so many. You reckon it's worth listening to?

Definitely. Learned a lot about the Norman Invasion. However he just dropped it and moved on to a series about coal mining in his home town. He said he would come back to it but never did and instead has now gone onto a series about the Famine. He did something similar with the original series on Pre-Norman Ireland. Was really good about the various high kings etc and then he lost interest and just dropped it and moves on to something else. What he does on each topic is really good but just be prepared for a frustrating end (or lack there of) to the story. If anyone is thinking of doing a history podcast there is definitely space to to do one on the Norman conquest of Ireland because he showed it is a fascinating topic there are literally centuries more yet to be covered.

cashback

Adam Buxton podcast - possibly my favourite.
U talking U2 to me? (You definitely don't need to be a U2 fan for this)
Second Captains
Truth and movies (with AC Jimbo from Football Weekly)
Football Weekly
Desert island discs
Arsecast (Arsenal podcast)
Distraction Pieces with Scroobius Pip

ILikeBoats

Casefile
True Crime Garage
This American Life
How Did This Get Made? (Better if you've seen the film)
99% Invisible
Sword & Scale
Hamish and Andy
They Walk Among Us
The Minds of Madness
The Weekly Planet
RadioLab
Planet Money

I used Podcast Addict on Android
Or podStation on the laptop at work

Azatadine

Dan Carlin - Hardcore History.

Currently on episode 5 of 'Blueprint for Armageddon'. Must be about 12 hours of WW1 at this stage and I think I'll listen to it all over again in a few months.

Rumpy Pumpy

Cortecs wrote: »

Dan Carlin - Hardcore History.

Currently on episode 5 of 'Blueprint for Armageddon'. Must be about 12 hours of WW1 at this stage and I think I'll listen to it all over again in a few months.

The only thing that annoys me slightly about Carlin's podcast is where he continuously announces that he isn't a 'proper historian'. I doubt his legions of fans care, and the quality and depth of research in his shows is outstanding.

There's very few people out there who would dare to make an 18 hour series of podcasts about WW1, and even fewer who would make it so utterly compelling.

My own favourites at the moment are:

99% Invisible
50 Things That Made the Modern Economy
Adam Buxton
Reasons to be Cheerful (former UK Labour Party leader, Ed Milliband - funny and insightful stuff if politics is your thing)
The Economist
Talking History - Newstalk

buster180

Elis James & John Robins Radio X Show
Hip Hop Saved my Life.. Romesh Ranganathan
The Luke & Pete Show
An Irishman Abroad
Quickly Kevin , Will he score
Whats The Story..
Those Conspiracy Guys
Athletico Mince
Facinated, Gearoid Farrelly
Podarooney , Joe Rooney
Dubland
The Football Ramble
Tales From The East Stand (Shamrock Rovers Podcast)
LOI Weekly
The Magic Sponge (Rob Beckett & Jimmy Bullard)

phelixoflaherty

buster180 wrote:

Elis James & John Robins Radio X Show Hip Hop Saved my Life.. Romesh Ranganathan The Luke & Pete Show An Irishman Abroad Quickly Kevin , Will he score Whats The Story.. Those Conspiracy Guys Athletico Mince Facinated, Gearoid Farrelly Podarooney , Joe Rooney Dubland The Football Ramble Tales From The East Stand (Shamrock Rovers Podcast) LOI Weekly The Magic Sponge (Rob Beckett & Jimmy Bullard)

Love Athletico mince.
Check Richard Herring Leicester Square pod cast

buster180

phelixoflaherty wrote: »

Love Athletico mince.
Check Richard Herring Leicester Square pod cast

I do listen to that as well. The Comedian’s comedian podcast is not bad either

Felexicon

buster180 wrote: »

The Football Ramble

Can't be listening to these lads anymore.

The podcast has crawled up it's own arse at this stage.

Mackman

Some great suggestions here, I'm going to start Casefile now.

One that i don't think has been mentioned is 'The Dollop'. Two american comedians, one tells a story about american history that the other one hasn't heard about. Usually pretty crazy stories, very funny too. Some notable ones are the Tickle one, two daredevils, vampire panic, 10c beer night, loads more though.

El Weirdo

Mackman wrote: »

One that i don't think has been mentioned is 'The Dollop'. Two american comedians, one tells a story about american history that the other one hasn't heard about. Usually pretty crazy stories, very funny too. Some notable ones are the Tickle one, two daredevils, vampire panic, 10c beer night, loads more though.

Started listening to this recently too. The Tank Chase is a particular favourite.

Cienciano

I've listened to 2 episodes of The Dollop, both recommended from other podcasts. One was the Enron one and the other was the recent Donald Trump one. Both were great and worth a listen if you want to get into The Dollop.