Podcasts

[True blue (and gold)]

"Done Disappeared" is a satirical spoof of the True Crime podcast genre. It's hilarious and I love it.

 

Only listened to one episode of Ron Burgundy's new podcast, but it was funny.

I may have to give "Done Disappeared" another chance. I listened to part of one podcast and wasn't impressed.

[MJAlltheWay24]

Rob Has a Podcast has been pretty entertaining for me lately. Rob Cesternino, who was on Survivor Amazon (2003) and Survivor: All Stars (2004) basically talks a lot of current Survivor, but also brings on a lot of past players.

[Getslow]

Listened yesterday and this morning to the first two episodes of "The Drop Out".

 

It's about Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, and the youngest self-made female billionaire in history... and how the entire thing was built on a series of falsehoods that for nearly a decade fooled wealthy investors, the news and tech media, philanthropists hopeful about the potential uses of the project and most of the world... and how it all finally came crashing down.

[UKMustangFan]

If you listen to The Dave Ramsey podcast, check out hour 1 of this past Mondays show. Wife and I are interviewed about halfway through the hour.

[Randy Parker]

Just started listening to a podcast called "King Falls AM." From my understanding it's in the same genre as "Welcome To Night Vale." Very quirky and funny.

[Randy Parker]

If you listen to The Dave Ramsey podcast, check out hour 1 of this past Mondays show. Wife and I are interviewed about halfway through the hour.

 

That was pretty cool.

[Hangman]

Listened yesterday and this morning to the first two episodes of "The Drop Out".

 

It's about Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, and the youngest self-made female billionaire in history... and how the entire thing was built on a series of falsehoods that for nearly a decade fooled wealthy investors, the news and tech media, philanthropists hopeful about the potential uses of the project and most of the world... and how it all finally came crashing down.

 

I listened to this one over two days at work this week. Fascinating.

[AFbrat]

GREAT THREAD! I love downloading podcasts and this is a great way of finding out about new ones! thanks!

 

me:

Nobody listens to Paula Poundstone

Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me

Fresh Air

Coast 2 Coast AM

Dice Funk

Bad times, Good Stories

Ask me Another

[True blue (and gold)]

Anyone got anything new?

 

I’d like to add one. Jensen and Holes. This is for the true crime folks. A former investigative journalist and detective talk about unsolved crimes and how the listeners can help.

[Randy Parker]

Anyone got anything new?

 

I’d like to add one. Jensen and Holes. This is for the true crime folks. A former investigative journalist and detective talk about unsolved crimes and how the listeners can help.

 

"Confronting: OJ Simpson."

 

It features Kim Goldman, the brother of Ronald Goldman. Only listened to the first episode, but it was good.

 

Also really enjoyed "The Shrink Next Door." Just a wild, bizarre story.

[MJAlltheWay24]

"Confronting: OJ Simpson."

 

It features Kim Goldman, the brother of Ronald Goldman. Only listened to the first episode, but it was good.

 

Also really enjoyed "The Shrink Next Door." Just a wild, bizarre story.

 

I am going to take both of these recommendations and run with them, starting with the Shrink. Thanks!

[MJAlltheWay24]

"Confronting: OJ Simpson."

 

It features Kim Goldman, the brother of Ronald Goldman. Only listened to the first episode, but it was good.

 

Also really enjoyed "The Shrink Next Door." Just a wild, bizarre story.

 

I think I'm going to have to go back through this thread and find any of the podcasts that @Randy Parker suggested. The Shrink Next Door was definitely bizarre, interesting and felt really well done.

 

I've listened to about 2.5 of the OJ ones and those are great too.

[Randy Parker]

I think I'm going to have to go back through this thread and find any of the podcasts that @Randy Parker suggested. The Shrink Next Door was definitely bizarre, interesting and felt really well done.

 

I've listened to about 2.5 of the OJ ones and those are great too.

 

I just listened to the trailer for "Accused," which is a true crime show based in Cincinnati.

[True blue (and gold)]

I just listened to the trailer for "Accused," which is a true crime show based in Cincinnati.

That was one of the first podcasts that I listened to. Loved it.

[Bobby Axelrod]

I consistently listen to PMT and KFC Radio from Barstool. Doesn't get much funnier imo. I try to listen to Up First from NPR in the mornings as a quick run down of what's going on politically for the most part. I'll sprinkle in some BiggerPockets when I can (awesome podcast on real estate investing). Lastly, I listen to a ton of fantasy football podcasts during that time of year.