What non-hunting podcasts do you listen to?

[intunegp]

The Kill Tony thread got me thinking, and I'm in need of recommendations anyway, so who better to ask than my fellow Roksliders? Between my job and commute I typically consume 8-10 hours a day of podcasts/music and I need some variety. It would be great if you could briefly describe the show or at least give a genre rather than just dropping a name.

I'm going to preface my list by saying that while I do listen to all these, it's not necessarily because I love all their views/beliefs/politics/etc., but that they're entertaining and may provide perspectives that I might not consider otherwise. Others are pure entertainment. I try not to live in too tight of a bubble. Anyway, my regular (non-hunting) listens consist of:

Rogan- anything and everything
Kill Tony- comedy
Shawn Ryan- military/intelligence/researcher interviews
Breaking Points- current events
Piers Morgan Uncensored- current events
Sword and Scale- true crime
Invisible Choir- true crime
Obscura- true crime
Predators I've Caught/Chris Hansen- true crime
Behind The Bastards- historical/true crime
Stuff You Should Know- educational
Financial Audit- obnoxious host roasts people about their irresponsible finances and builds them a budget to get out of debt

Besides those I typically find a comedian's podcast and pick a random episode. Tim Dillon, Matt & Shane, Theo Von, Your Mom's House, etc.

So, besides all the MeatEater stuff, Shoot2Hunt, The Hunting Public, etc., what do you guys like to listen to?

 

[IDVortex]

Unsubscribed
Dirty civilian
Fat electrician
Some random fincial ones once in awhile.
Then just hunting. Never got into Rogan surprisingly.

 

[displacedtexan]

If you like Behind The Bastards, check out Lions Lead by Donkeys, military history delivered in a similar way. By a combat veteran with a graduate degree.

Well There's Your Problem- Engineering disasters with jokes. Lots of their episodes I don't care for, but when they're good, they're real good.

I listen to a lot of random NPR podcasts. Just pick subjects that sound interesting.

Cocaine and Rhinestones- History of 20th Century Country Music. Fascinating deep dive. The Spade Cooley episode is the worst thing I've ever heard.

Your Favorite Band Sucks- Funny/music. It's best when it's a band you like.

Fall of Civilizations- Life in civilizations when they fell.

 

[Mt Al]

8 - 10 hours a day! Soooo jealous. My short commute robs me of podcast time but wouldn't trade.....

The Rest is History - not a surprise given the name, but a good histroy-based podcast. Entertaining hosts.
Acquired - In depth assessments of big companies, their history, who runs them and how, etc.
In Moscow's Shadows - info about how Russia runs, leaders, impacts, etc., by Mark Galeotti

Looking forward to other replies

 

[Mighty Mouse]

Most of my podcast feed falls into 1 of 3 categories: hunting, health, cattle.

• Health
  • Wise Traditions
  • Huberman Lab
  • Cabral Concept
  • Paul Saladino
  • Valley to Peak Nutrition
• Cattle
  • Working Cows
  • Herd Quitter

 

[mdp22]

Hardcore History by Dan Carlin. I've listened to several podcasts a couple times. Long but a wealth of historical information.

 

[Fireflyfishing]

There’s non hunting podcasts?

 

[Poser]

Cocaine and Rhinestones -history of Country Music
Hardcore History with Dan Carlin -history of everything
Dark Starts -backcountry splitboarding/snowboarding
Kosmographia/ Randall Carson -earth history/ancient mysteries

 

[archp625]

If you want to listen to a couple podcast that are a series, I recommend S Town, The Glitch, and Project Unabom.

 

[Andrew12gauge]

Nateland


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[199p]

Shawn Ryan show is another good one he is a former navy seal &
Chris Williamson is another good one

 

[ozyclint]

The Rest is History
and
The Explorers Podcast

 

[Sierra Hunter]

All-in podcast
Acquired
Breaking points
Ben Shapiro
Honestly/Free press
BG2Pod

 

[FranklinBluth]

EconTalk - The econ professor host (Russ) is a genuinely curious guy. Interviews authors about their books and research - wide ranging interviews usually. He's a free market guy but really lets his guests explain their points and doesn't really engage in debating at all. Some fascinating interviews - my all time favorite was his interview with an econ researcher who wrote a book about hostage negotiations and the economics at play in those situations.

Hollinger and Duncan (NBA) - Hollinger is the Godfather of basketball advanced stats. I know I'm probably well into the minority on Rokslide as an NBA fan

Lowe Post (NBA) - More NBA inside reporting/talk

Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning - Mostly ancient DNA/genetics research, but does interview scientists in other disciplines when they've got an interesting book or research paper. The recent episode with Ryan Burge is a good example - Burge researches religion/religiosity in the United States and has put out tons of data on it.

 

[deerhunt1988]

So, besides all the MeatEater stuff, Shoot2Hunt, The Hunting Public, etc., what do you guys like to listen to?

Bro. Really?

 

[RDT415]

The Drive With Peter Attia (health/performance/longevity)

 

[Wyo_hntr]

Non-hunting?

Tucker carlson show
fleccas talks

 

[DominikSmith]

Pat mcaffee

 

[Hectocotylus]

Cartalk
Cars and bids
The Dispatch
Bible recap


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[Silveroddo]

I needed this,.
I was over 600 hours last year on audible alone.
I've been running out of content lately, this should get me going again.
Hardcore History is a good one, The wrath of the Khans is one I will listen to again sometime.
Barn Talk can be a good one if you have any interest in farming/agriculture.
Crooked City
Up and Vanished ( 4 seasons, last couple deal with a missing persons case in Nome Alaska)
Battle Cast
2 Bears One Cave