Since I don't have a commute or other dead time, sitting around listening to someone talk is maddeningly slow and or distracting compared to being able to glance over a written article.
Thanks for bringing attention to this. I just started listening to one of the shows; aside from the interesting content it's also really well produced.
I don't so much subscribe as dip into these links every once and a while when I need to vegetate or want to do something away from the keyboard. There are a few others but they are pretty much listed (npr, edcorner ... etc).
Just of note: I'm not surprised that nobody here subscribes to TWiT. MIT's online lectures are quite good, but I wouldn't call them a podcast I suppose.
CBC's The Vinyl Cafe (8/10)
The Merlin Show (on extended hiatus) (8/10)
PopTech conference (8/10)
TED conference (10/10)
This American Life (9/10)
Tiki Bar TV (video podcast) (8/10)
Tech:
Diggnation (8/10)
The GigaOm Show (6/10)
MacBreak Weekly (obviously only for macheads...) (8/10)
net@night (7/10)
TWiT (9/10)
Entrepreneurship:
DJF Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Seminar (6/10)
Chicago GSB (graduate school of business) (8/10)
Venture Voice (on extended hiatus) (9/10)
O'Reilly web 2.0 conference (7/10)
Pod casts i like:
CNET - Buzz out loud - Keeps me up to date with tech news
TWiT - This week in Tech (Leo Laporte)
Security Now (Also from TWiT) - Excellent Security podcast. very educational
BBC Documentry archive - Excellent documentries
Learn French By Podcast
I recommend www.podiobooks.com if you are interested in hearing some non-geeky stories. I have really enjoyed listening to some of their content over the last few years. adf471587879rzq
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[ 7.8 ms ] story [ 263 ms ] threadThere's lots of good stuff on http://itconversations.com, too.
www.audible.com (audiobooks for long drives and flights)
some of the webmaster radio shows are good - Net Income, SEO Rockstars
The Bugle from the Guardian is hysterical.
I don't so much subscribe as dip into these links every once and a while when I need to vegetate or want to do something away from the keyboard. There are a few others but they are pretty much listed (npr, edcorner ... etc).
ITConversations ~ http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/
ABC Science show ~ http://www.abc.net.au/rn/scienceshow/
BBC Science ~ http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/podcasts/directory/genre/science/
TED (vid + mp3) ~ http://www.ted.com
If you you really want to get challenged intellectually, this podcast is for you...
CBC's The Vinyl Cafe (8/10) The Merlin Show (on extended hiatus) (8/10) PopTech conference (8/10) TED conference (10/10) This American Life (9/10) Tiki Bar TV (video podcast) (8/10)
Tech: Diggnation (8/10) The GigaOm Show (6/10) MacBreak Weekly (obviously only for macheads...) (8/10) net@night (7/10) TWiT (9/10)
Entrepreneurship: DJF Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Seminar (6/10) Chicago GSB (graduate school of business) (8/10) Venture Voice (on extended hiatus) (9/10) O'Reilly web 2.0 conference (7/10)
1. Will Schroter's blog http://blogbard.com/blodio/blogmainpage?type=blogbard&pl...
2. Ask the wizard
http://blogbard.com/blodio/blogmainpage?type=blogbard&pl...
3. Ashish's world http://blogbard.com/blodio/blogmainpage?type=blogbard&pl...
4. A lot of people lissten to blog.pmarca.com.
Techy/geeky blogs to listen to:
Techdirt, readwriteweb, gigaom, techcrunch (There are links for them on their main page http://blogbard.com)