Favorite Podcast

[chawes79]

Yea, I agree with others. I spend alot of time in a tractor putting up hay. I listen to the Meat eater podcast a lot. Passes the time nicely and I learn a bit!

 

[BackcountryBloodline]

So nobody tunes in to the keep hammering podcast every week?

 

[DAOutfitters208]

I like the Fighter and the Kid, Below the Belt, Joe Rogan, 2 bears 1 cave, Meateater sometimes, its the only hunting related podcast I can stand because its not always about hunting.

 

[kuhn4]

I don't think anyone mentioned Fred Bear Field Notes. It is only 8 episodes. Good, old stories I thought.

 

[netman]

Dr. Death, STown, Dolly Parton America. Serial and Crimetown

 

[Ratbeetle]

All of the hunting ones I listen to have been mentioned.

For nonhunting, I really like How I Built this. Stories about how people took their businesses from nothing to super successful. If you're entrepreneurial at all, it's a great listen.

 

[Dust Rider]

Car Talk
Check out "Shit Town". Crazy series from This American Life NPR.

 

[BackcountryBloodline]

I don't think anyone mentioned Fred Bear Field Notes. It is only 8 episodes. Good, old stories I thought.

Good recommendation, checked out a few episodes on the weekend...as you can see from my signature I love Fred but boy oh boy, ethics were a completely different thing back then!

 

[RaggedHunter]

My daily commute is 1:45 each way, so I burn through a TON of podcasts as well.

My favorite hunting podcasts that I listen to regularly are:
Epic outdoors, Kifarucast, hunt backcountry, on point, finding backcountry, meateater.

Some of my favorite non hunting podcasts are:
Culpable, Up and vanished, Cold, 1865, sports wars, blackout, Boom Town, Detective trap, Dr. Death, Dirty John, Monster DC Sniper, Murder in Oregon, and the mysterious Mr. Epstein.

 

[Clandefeld]

Dave Ramsey - budgeting hunting gear keeps wife off my back!

 

[baz77]

I drive cross country 3-6 times a month for work so I listen to a lot of podcasts ..used to listen to all the popular hunting ones but they bore me to tears anymore and they seem like they repeat the same stuff over and over

Jocko
Hardcore history
Lore
Legends of the old west
Infamous America
The way I heard it with mike rowe
True crime garage

 

[MThuntr]

I grow tired of the same old hunting podcast and find myself skipping most lately especially ones with low audio quality or via cell phone conversations that sound like they're recording with a potato. I like listening to Shootin the Bull but they haven't put out a podcast for almost a year.

I religiously listen to Small Town Murder and Crime in Sports (same host comedians), Stuff to Blow Your Mind, 99% PI, RadioLab

 

[kuhn4]

Good recommendation, checked out a few episodes on the weekend...as you can see from my signature I love Fred but boy oh boy, ethics were a completely different thing back then!

Agreed, lots of shooting and hoping. I enjoyed the details of transportation, living conditions, gear, camps, etc. Most men today would crumble in those circumstances.

 

[Glass]

I enjoy hardcore history, history on fire, miss pat, get rich education, radio lab, stuff you missed in history class, some of joe rogan's stuff

 

[etapia]

Meateater is my go to podcast.

 

[robby denning]

avery adventures
kifarucast
trad quest
for business, Entre Leadership & Lead to Win by Ramsey/Hyatt respectively

 

[feanor]

Dark secret place with Brian Suits( army vet on politics and current affairs) .

 

[RaggedHunter]

Recently started listening to Verdict with Ted Cruz, and that has quickly become one of my new go to's.

 

[Clanderson]

Joe Rogan has some good ones!

 

[MCSO1357]

Starting 9, as I’m a baseball junkie
Steve Deace, when I’m in the mood for political analysis.
Adam Carolla and Joe Rogan if I’m interested in the guests.
Mike Rowe, he’s always interesting and entertaining