I have a different approach to podcasts, I don't listen often and don't subscribe to any particular ones but try finding new sources as often as possible. Usually I do a simple keyword search and download a few top results. This works for me especially well when coupled with researching a new paradigm, language or platform. Maybe it's listening to casual conversation that makes it easier for me to discover new terms and trends. Hope this helps somebody!
I code mostly in the .Net web stack, and lead a team of web developers that do both .Net and Java work using Angular. I blogged a couple months ago about my favorite tech podcasts:
Two that I listen to every week are Giant Robots and Startups for the Rest of Us - they have a lot of broadly-applicable startup info, but are also primarily focused on SaaS. I wish there were podcasts on building/growing/running downloadable software product-based startups.
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