Talk python to me - Patrick Kennedy’s highly polished podcast on my favorite language
The cppcast
Syntax - web front end stuff
Software engineering daily
Mac OS ken
Brent Ozar Office Hours -SQL server q and a
Coder radio (and pretty much anything from Jupiter Broadcasting) - Linux and OSS oriented banter regarding development work
Science and engineering topics in the form of interviews with domain experts (often on site). Some episodes in German language, many in English. If you want to spend 2h learning about fusion and plasma or how batteries work or how airbus builds planes or what goes into a radar satellite... this is for you.
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AB Testing.
Alex and Brent, 2 managers at Microsoft, discuss how not to lead teams and how not to do testing. By discuss, I mean rant along in a productive manner.
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Javascript Jabber.
Good podcast, has lost some steam for me lately, but many early episodes are good for people who are new to the show.
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Software Engineering Radio.
Has a great backlist of episodes on topics like architecture, type systems, database systems ... definitly one where it makes sense to look through the archive instead of just subscribing.
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Software Engineering Daily.
Used to subscribe, but lately the episodes feel more like infomercials where 50% of the time is spent by the guests pitching their product. Did enjoy the earlier episodes though.
I have never successfully found a software engineering podcast that I've liked, so this will be a bit different from most here:
A Cast of Kings -- Game of Thrones episode discussion
My Favorite Murder -- Semi-descriptive title, but they talk about their favorite murders
Not Alone Podcast -- Podcast about things going bump in the night
Startups for the Rest of Us -- A marketing podcast aimed at micropreneurs
Last Podcast on the Left -- Comedy/oddly well researched show about Aliens, Murder, and anything else macabre or strange
The Adventure Zone -- A podcast about 3 brothers and their dad playing DnD
Strange Matters -- Another "things that go bump in the night" sort-of podcast
I have about 30 podcasts that I follow, but some of them I won't listen to if the subject doesn't interest me. These, however, I will listen to every episode (I'm putting off the final episode of "The Adventure Zone...") as soon as they come out.
Mixergy, How I Built This, Startup, Criminal, Savage Lovecast, Dear Sugars, On Being, James Altucher Show, Planet Money, Fresh Air, Just the Right Book, Masters of Scale, The Distance, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
Story Club - brief (often humorous) vignettes of Australian life
The Adventure Zone - funny people playing DnD
Song Exploder - bands rip apart their music and explain their process, often channel by channel
And ... Planet Money, Reply All, This American Life, More Perfect, What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law, Data Skeptic, Arms Control Wonk, The Mystery Show
Accidental Tech Podcast - Apple and random tech discussion. Super fun listen. One of the hosts is also the author of Overcast, which is my favorite podcast app.
The Talk Show - Similar to ATP, but slightly more serious and with rotating guests
Pardon My Take - a humorous sports podcast. It’s kind of juvenile, but it’s growing on me.
Best of Mike and Mike - a semi-serious sports podcast. This one’s about to end, unfortunately.
Stuff You Should Know - funny but informative info about random topics you never realized you wanted to know about
Hardcore History - super long and rarely released episodes, but he gives an amazing in depth look at various historical battles. WWI, the Persian Wars, the Cold War 1945-1965, and the Anabaptist uprising are free now, and are all awesome.
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[ 4.3 ms ] story [ 156 ms ] threadScience and engineering topics in the form of interviews with domain experts (often on site). Some episodes in German language, many in English. If you want to spend 2h learning about fusion and plasma or how batteries work or how airbus builds planes or what goes into a radar satellite... this is for you.
----
AB Testing.
Alex and Brent, 2 managers at Microsoft, discuss how not to lead teams and how not to do testing. By discuss, I mean rant along in a productive manner.
----
Javascript Jabber.
Good podcast, has lost some steam for me lately, but many early episodes are good for people who are new to the show.
----
Software Engineering Radio.
Has a great backlist of episodes on topics like architecture, type systems, database systems ... definitly one where it makes sense to look through the archive instead of just subscribing.
----
Software Engineering Daily.
Used to subscribe, but lately the episodes feel more like infomercials where 50% of the time is spent by the guests pitching their product. Did enjoy the earlier episodes though.
A Cast of Kings -- Game of Thrones episode discussion
My Favorite Murder -- Semi-descriptive title, but they talk about their favorite murders
Not Alone Podcast -- Podcast about things going bump in the night
Startups for the Rest of Us -- A marketing podcast aimed at micropreneurs
Last Podcast on the Left -- Comedy/oddly well researched show about Aliens, Murder, and anything else macabre or strange
The Adventure Zone -- A podcast about 3 brothers and their dad playing DnD
Strange Matters -- Another "things that go bump in the night" sort-of podcast
I have about 30 podcasts that I follow, but some of them I won't listen to if the subject doesn't interest me. These, however, I will listen to every episode (I'm putting off the final episode of "The Adventure Zone...") as soon as they come out.
* Savage Lovecast: Frank Sex and Relationship Advice
* 99 Percent Invisible: Design
Pretty much all are comedy except Chapo, which is a leftist political show.
http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2009/08/graham_on_start.htm...
http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2014/07/sam_altman_on_s.htm...
General: Radiolab, 99% Invisible, Revisionist History, Snap Judgement, This American Life
Amusing: No Such Thing as a Fish, RHLSTP, Adam Buxton Podcast
Listening to with my daughter: The Tumble, Brains On!
Radio Derb https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/radio-derb/id1077349299?...
American Renaissance Podcast https://www.amren.com/category/podcasts/
The Adventure Zone - funny people playing DnD
Song Exploder - bands rip apart their music and explain their process, often channel by channel
And ... Planet Money, Reply All, This American Life, More Perfect, What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law, Data Skeptic, Arms Control Wonk, The Mystery Show
The WW1 series he made - amazing!
Masters of Scale with Reid Hoffman
How I built this - Interviews with entrepreneurs
Freakonomics - Very good
The Tim Ferriss Show - Lots of interesting people come on the show
The Talk Show - Similar to ATP, but slightly more serious and with rotating guests
Pardon My Take - a humorous sports podcast. It’s kind of juvenile, but it’s growing on me.
Best of Mike and Mike - a semi-serious sports podcast. This one’s about to end, unfortunately.
Stuff You Should Know - funny but informative info about random topics you never realized you wanted to know about
Hardcore History - super long and rarely released episodes, but he gives an amazing in depth look at various historical battles. WWI, the Persian Wars, the Cold War 1945-1965, and the Anabaptist uprising are free now, and are all awesome.