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• 2 bears 1 cave
• Your mom's house
• This is important
• Whiskey ginger
• Blocks
• We might be drunk
• Are you garbage?
• Spitballers
• Fantasy footballers
• Almost Friday
• The best one yet
• Real dictators
• The connect
• Always sunny podcast

Land of the giants is one of my favorites

Only about 1 season a year but each season is about the rise (and sometimes fall) of big tech companies

Unexplainable is cool too, about weird sciencey things that we don't have an explanation for

Triforce podcast for silly and fun chats from the Yogscast members, Sips, PFlax, and Lewis

A few I love:

The Constant: A History of Getting Things Wrong. Host Mark Chrysler tells stores from the distant to not-to-distant past of people being wrong. Wrong science, crockpot ideas, and more. For example, one episode looks at where people thought birds went in the winter, such as flying to the moor or turning into barnacles. There are 2 different episodes on different doctors that thought sewing animal testicles (one ape balls, the other goat balls) bought great health benefits. Another series of episodes looks at how most forensic techniques (at least before DNA) ante based on pure BS.

Our Fake History: Host Sebastian Major tells the truth about historic myths, be it about people, organizations, or places. Did Shakespeare write his plays? Was the story of the Trojan War based on real history? Was their really a black samurai?

By far Completely Arbortrary. A podcast about trees and tree related topics. The host are great, one of them you might recognize from the podcast Ologies if you are into science topics.

The hosts compliment each other well and deliver a funny, educational podcasts with fun series for certain months. Highly highly reccomend

"Homestuck Made This World" is a critical analysis of the webcomic Homestuck that morphs into a discussion about how the culture of the Internet changed immensely from 2008 to 2015.

"Lavar Burton Reads" is as it says, a podcast about an actor reading science fiction pieces.

I have three that I listen to: Distractible, Brain Leak, and Go! My Favorite Sports Team.

My two favorites are Darknet Diaries and Dark Dice.

Blowback. I'm only on the first season which is about the Iraq war, and it's great so far. Great use of audio clips from Bush admin officials to prove their points.

Timesuck. The long form, research based style is a refreshing departure from a lot of the content I consume most days. Plus, each week is a different topic, so you get a good mix of history, cults, serial killers, and aluttle bit of everything in between.

Decoder Ring Theatre, phenomenal audio drama podcast that got better as time went on

I listen to way too many to name, but the two I always move to the top of the queue when they drop are Fright Pub (three very funny friends drink and talk about horror movies, to much hilarity) and Film Reroll (a bunch of talented actors and improv folks reenact and rewrite popular movies using tabletop dice mechanics).

Recently the latter did an insane reroll series of Memento that they recorded in chronological order and then re-edited and released in reverse order like the movie. In their E.T. reroll, they succeeded in getting E.T. off the planet and involved in an interstellar war. For Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, the GM invented a whole system for randomizing their trips back in time based on their phonepad keypresses, leading to a completely different set of historical figures collected for their final project. Truly nutso levels of craft and effort go into these episodes.

Stuff you should know
Linux after dark

I listen to quite a few episodes by the Economist. Science Vs, Freakonomics are couple of others that come to mind right now.

• Sci show tangents
• No Dumb Questions
• Lateral
• Lord of Spirits

Shagged Married Annoyed

I like brittish comedy, but I'm not brittish myself :)

True crime:

• RedHanded - British true crime podcast

• Park Predators - Crime in America's National Parks

• True Crime Bullshit - Series on serial killer Israel Keyes

• CaseFile - Australian true crime podcast

• Small Town Murder - comedy true crime in US small towns

Atheism:

• God Awful Movies - Atheist reviews of Christian movies

Debunking:

• Maintenance Phase - Debunking diet myths and fighting fatphobia

• If Books Could Kill - Debunking claims from best-selling books

I really admire these two ↓ Radiolab and 70 over 70

Kerning Cultures should be on the list of everyone who likes 99PI and This American Life. It's like those two shows had a baby and it grew up in the Arab world.

We're Alive is a great story! Top notch production quality also.

If you enjoy HHGTTG, the podcast Star Tripper, has a similar vibe. Good story too.

Three major ones for me: Dudesy, What's It Called, and Never Seen It. All great comedy podcasts!

• The Unmade Podcast - Podcast about podcasting ideas
• Smashing Security - IT security news
• Eagle Nine: Locked - Story podcast
• World's Greatest Con - Season 1 is about misleading Nazis on DDay, Season 2 is about Game show cheating, Season 3 is about infilitrating research about the paranormal.

Stuff You Should Know and Conon O'Brien Needs A Friend

Dudesy is a new favorite along with Bad Friends

firepitpodcast.com!

Thartharaa, stories from history told in a way that makes them very moving, bro like I cried one time or two