Recommended podcasts

[crunchywasp]

Last Podcast On The Left didn't gel either. Adam Buxton has however made it in

Last Podcast on the Left took a while to grow on me and the earlier episodes are pretty lame. Glad to hear that Dr Buckules has made the cut though - he's ace

[cools]

Resident Adviser sounds neat, I'll check that out.

It's one I only found recently, linked by The Outside Agency. Very cool cast, pretty sure it'll be right up your street.

[crunchywasp]

Thumbs up for Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History

I’ve not listened to the others yet but that’s a good start.

[cools]

HH is spectacularly good. I was lucky when I first stumbled across it years ago, all the episodes were still available freely in the RSS feed.

[crunchywasp]

Good to know, thanks for the heads up. I’ve almost finished The Destroyer of Worlds which I’m thoroughly enjoying. The episodes are satisfyingly long too

[CTN]

What's missing is:

Beats In Space Radio Podcast

every week about 2 hours dance music (one guest + Tim Sweeney) from NYC

[cools]

One for yosai methinks: https://hearthis.at/dj-sacrifice/set/mi ... promosets/

[yosai]

First time I've seen this thread and there is a recommendation for me.

I'll have a listen on the way home tonight, cheers.

[cools]

First time I've seen this thread and there is a recommendation for me.

I'll have a listen on the way home tonight, cheers.

I'm thoroughly enjoying his early/classic sets.

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Trailblazers - a Deezer podcast about the pioneers of electronic music. Guests include Gary Numan, Norman Cook, Mary Ann Hobbs, Goldie, Mike Pickering, Danny Rampling, Daniel Miller, Tony Prince, DJ Zinc and Renaat Vandepapiliere.

[cools]

Latest Hardcore History is on topic - Japanese culture around the turn of the 20th century. Crazy stuff.

[crunchywasp]

Ace. It's next up on my Commute playlist.

[crunchywasp]

I’ve been binging Those Conspiracy Guys lately. It’s pretty great and there are loads of them to get through.

https://thoseconspiracyguys.com

[CTN]

Lately I'm listening to:

Doug loves movies
Gilbert Gottfrieds Amazing Colossal Podcast (always funny)
Henry Rollins' Henry & Heidi
NPR Tiny Desk Concerts Videopodcast
Motor Sport Magazine Podcast (but only the Interviews)

[Jughead]

I really enjoy Monsters Among Us podcast.

The episodes with Mirrored Men encounters are highly bizarre as is the story told by the family trip encountering a stealthed human and a green screen setting in the countryside.

[cools]

Under The Skin has moved to the Luminary system, so that's me not listening to any future shows.

[cools]

Latest Hardcore History is on topic - Japanese culture around the turn of the 20th century. Crazy stuff.

And it's still going. Episode 5 dropped recently, well into WW2 now. Essential listening.

Dan has also started a second "short-form" history podcast: Hardcore History Addendum. Well worth listening to.

The Adam Buxton Podcast
http://adam-buxton.co.uk/podcasts

I have ended up listening to Buckles on occasion, depending on who he's speaking to. It works well with comedians, less so with other disciplines.

On the music front MoH have started a new one. It'd be better without the (tiny) interview parts - it's all done in English which is non-native or highly limited in most of the artists - but the music is excellent.
https://www.mastersofhardcore.com/type/mayhem/

[crunchywasp]

Hardcore History is amazingly good.

Agree completely re Buckles. I like most of them but some fall a bit flat. It’s the only podcast which I listen to the ads on though

I’ve been listening to a fair bit of Stuff You Should Know when I’m winding down. There’s a huge back catalogue, it’s easy to listen to and often has some interesting surprise facts. I really like the presenters too.

[cools]

I've looped this episode a dozen times so far, it's bloomin marvellous.

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Just found out about the podcast "Producing The Beatles". Very interesting, especially if you're interested in music production of course.