Podcasts?

[TheAuldGrump]

So, what podcasts to folks listen to on a regular basis?

I listen to Clockwork Cabaret, The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, Thistlepod (Thistle and Shamrock from NPR), Celtic Roots Radio, Woodsong,s Old Radio Hour, and Renaissance Festival Podcast.

The first Podcast I used to listen too was Mortality Radio, now long gone. I actually stopped listening to any podcasts until encountering Clockwork Cabaret, two or three years later.

The Auld Grump

[Wolverine]

Here's a few of mine:

The League of Extraordinary Geeks - a group of Hawaiian guys who talk about movies, comics, gaming, and a number of other aspects of geekitude.

The Game's The Thing

Harry Shearer's Le Show - a weekly round up of news with Harry Shearer. The podcast version cuts out most of the music, except that which comes from Harry himself.

Game On! with Cody and John - A fortnightly gaming podcast which reviews RPGs, boardgames, and the very occasional wargame.

[Nepenthe]

The Ennie Award WinningOrder 66. 

I'm only marginally interested in the Star Wars in general, and the Saga system in particular, but I listen to Order 66 religiously.

So, who's up for a regular Crafty Games fan podcast?

[Wolverine]

The Ennie Award WinningOrder 66. 

I never listen to the Order 66 podcast

I hope they haven't had their butts sued by the RIAA yet*.

*They are/were using a piece of music from the Kill Bill Soundtrack for one of their segments without proper permission.

[ThunderMonkey]

The only one I listen to, and I probably should branch out more is Marc Maron's WTF. http://wtfpod.libsyn.com/

Updates one or two times a week. He usually visits with other comedians. Marc can be self-depreciative as he struggles through his addictions, former addictions and obsessions. I used to follow him through Morning Sedition and some of his other various radio and web programs.

[Nepenthe]

The Ennie Award WinningOrder 66. 

I never listen to the Order 66 podcast

I hope they haven't had their butts sued by the RIAA yet*.

*They are/were using a piece of music from the Kill Bill Soundtrack for one of their segments without proper permission.

Umm... Isn't that why everybody has statutory licensing? 

[TheAuldGrump]

Couple, three new ones for the list, all available on ITunes:
Steampod - steampunk short stories
Dr. Roundbottom - steampunk naturalist
Radio Isopod - it's, ummm, a steampunky mix of stuff?
Alderpod - steampunk western
Airship Diaries - steampunk airship adventure
Gearheart - steampunk arcane explorations
Steampunk Spectacular - a now defunct steampunk broadcast

Anyone want to hazard a guess as to what my search criteria was?

The Auld Grump