My personal favourite is Beautiful/Anonymous. Tell me yours.
I like video games, goofy stuff, and tech. So lately, it’s been:
- My Brother, My Brother, and Me
- Noclip
- Besties
- We Have Concerns
- Search Engine (New podcast from PJ Vogt of Reply All fame - if you haven’t listened to Reply All, there are a number of great episodes to enjoy)
- How Did This Get Made
- and occasionally Swindled (my girlfriend likes true crime stuff and this is about as close as I like to get to that)
No Such Thing As A Fish
One more than one occasion I’ve been crying tears from laughter.
Ok I love that!
The Greatest Generation: a Star Trek podcast by a couple of guys who are just a little bit embarrassed to have a Star Trek podcast. Ben and Adam watch an episode of Star Trek and discuss it with lots of dumb jokes. Worth listening from the start!
Stuff You Should Know and Conon O’Brien Needs A Friend
DarknetDiaries
It’s the podcast I’m listening to right now. If you’re interested in It you have to listen to it. The storytelling is just soo good. I really recommend the Episodes “Xbox Underground” and “Operation Bayonet”
Most episodes aren’t actually about the dark Web and are instead about Cybersecurity.
You may also like Hacking Humans and Malicious Life.
Jack is the man. This is literally the only podcast I’ve ever listened to.
I listened to that! It’s amazing.
I never see this mentioned but Darknet Diaries is actually a really informative and entertaining podcast about hacking, the dark web, physical penetration testing (gone wrong), nation-state cyber attacks.
Darknet Diaries is absolutely excellent!
Yeah, I know little of IT (as I’m a mech engineer, in construction) but find the story telling to be so good it’s one of my favorite podcasts.
Behind the Bastards!
Do you know who else listened to Behind the Bastards?
…the products and services that support this podcast🤷♂️
I love listening to behind the bastards on blue aprons child hunting island.
I love his segues.
I hope I spelled that right, it looks really wrong to me for some reason.
Came here to say this. I feel like everyone can benefit from listening to BtB
You know who else could benefit from listening to Behind the Bastards.
The products and services that support this comment.
Actually, nevermind, that would be too good of an ad transition.
Besides, they’re all busy on the island where censored hunts children for sport.
Definitely don’t binge it tho, it can be a lot.
I tried it but wound up feeling the same way I do about the many nazi shows they used to play on History channel. I understand we should be wary of the villains of our past, but devoting hours of time laughing and talking about them seems disingenuous to the many many others who suffered from their actions.
+1 for Behind the Bastards. Robert Evans might be one of the few leftists around these days that I can tolerate to listen to for more than 5 minutes.
The Dollap - comedic American history podcast
Behind the Bastards - Robert Evans’ exposes some real rotten people with guests
Bill Burr - I just really like his weekly podcast even though I have no interest in sports
Knowledge Fight - this has been a hilarious/scary journey of 2 dudes reviewing Alex Jones Infowars since 2016
Some sodomite sent me a bucket of poop.
I RENOUNCE JESUS CHRIST!
Love Bill Burr - his podcast is the reason I got into listening and enjoying podcasts back in the day!
If you’re someone who likes these you’ll probably like This Past Weekend with Theo Von. He’s usually got really good guests, and his energy is different than his stand up. I’ve really enjoyed listening.
Thanks for the rec! Will check it out
I’m a big fan of No Such Thing as a Fish.
It’s a bunch of researchers for a funny British panel show (QI) talking about their favorite fact they’ve discovered that week.
One of my favorites.
History of English Podcast is fascinating. Especially if English is your first/primary language.
One of the greatest of all time, imo. It’s still great on a relisten, too!
Omnibus, if forced to choose only one.
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Ok Therapy Gecko looks WONDERFUL.
Chilluminati. Jesse Cox who was previously on co-optional with Total Biscuit talks paranormal, internet stories and true crime. Jesse is a skeptic, his stoner co-host is way too into it and the third guy is neutral and just kind of laughs at it all. Better than it should be due to the balance.
Dungeons and Daddies, Behind the Bastards, and the Always Sunny podcast. To a lesser extent, “that happens.”
Upvote for an actual play to try out. I’ll happily add:
Redemption (a star wars podcast, just changed their name to smuggler’s blues)
Friends at the Table, they play different systems and have fun running them. Players are having fun, but it’s not a comedy podcast.
The Magpies, blades in the dark play. Not humor.
And Spout Lore, it started off as the GM trying to have a game with depth and it’s a scaffolding held up by dick jokes. (Imagine that however you’d like)
I am not a D&D a person and my husband very much is. He loves actual play podcasts and desperately wants me to love them too, but I just can’t.
Dungeons & Daddies is the solution. It’s pure gold. It’s the first and only podcast I’ve ever joined a Patreon for. (I admittedly do also appreciate many parts of The Adventure Zone, but the daddies are comedy start to finish. No weird sappy awkward dramatic improv taking itself too seriously.)
Love Always Sunny! I just finished all 15 seasons of the show on Disney Plus and am really enjoying the podcast. The Dayman Cometh episode made me so happy.
The Dayman episode was amazing!
“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.
