For the record...
...in light of my last posts, here's a list of the podcasts I already listen to.
•American Anthropological Association - what it says on the tin, basically. News and occasionally interviews.
•Atomic Array - RPG reviews, often with interviews.
•Darker Days Podcast - World of Darkness podcast.
•Declaring Independence with Ed Brayton - a radio program by one of my favorite bloggers (he of Dispatches from the Culture Wars).
•BBC Documentaries - What it says on the tin, basically. Current and historical programs, often in multiple parts totaling an hour to an hour and a half.
•BBC From our Own Correspondent - stories about what it's like to be a BBC reporter! I listen to this as soon as it comes out.
•Human Rights Watch podcast - what it says on the tin.
•Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo's Film Reviews - the good doctor, delivered to my computer every week!
•MSNBC Rachel Maddow - honestly, I don't listen to this one every day unless I have scads of time (TYT takes precedence), but I enjoy it when I do.
•NPR Talk of the Nation - Neal Conan's radio show. They segment it by topic, which I appreciate.
•NPR It's All Politics - My second favorite podcast! NPR's political editor and chief Washington correspondent goof off and talk about politics every week. Featuring atrocious puns.
•Slate's Political Gabfest - recently I have become disenchanted with this one, and only listen to it when I'm particularly bored.
•Thinking Allowed - a sociology podcast from the BBC.
•The Young Turks - MY FAVORITE THING IN THE WORLD RIGHT NOW! TYT is my favorite news source, and generally my fandom. (Fandom of one, but whatever).
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•American Anthropological Association - what it says on the tin, basically. News and occasionally interviews.
•Atomic Array - RPG reviews, often with interviews.
•Darker Days Podcast - World of Darkness podcast.
•Declaring Independence with Ed Brayton - a radio program by one of my favorite bloggers (he of Dispatches from the Culture Wars).
•BBC Documentaries - What it says on the tin, basically. Current and historical programs, often in multiple parts totaling an hour to an hour and a half.
•BBC From our Own Correspondent - stories about what it's like to be a BBC reporter! I listen to this as soon as it comes out.
•Human Rights Watch podcast - what it says on the tin.
•Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo's Film Reviews - the good doctor, delivered to my computer every week!
•MSNBC Rachel Maddow - honestly, I don't listen to this one every day unless I have scads of time (TYT takes precedence), but I enjoy it when I do.
•NPR Talk of the Nation - Neal Conan's radio show. They segment it by topic, which I appreciate.
•NPR It's All Politics - My second favorite podcast! NPR's political editor and chief Washington correspondent goof off and talk about politics every week. Featuring atrocious puns.
•Slate's Political Gabfest - recently I have become disenchanted with this one, and only listen to it when I'm particularly bored.
•Thinking Allowed - a sociology podcast from the BBC.
•The Young Turks - MY FAVORITE THING IN THE WORLD RIGHT NOW! TYT is my favorite news source, and generally my fandom. (Fandom of one, but whatever).
Also where this icon comes from.