The Podcast Thread

[koonja]

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History deserves another shoutout. I've been unable to do anything besides steep in our world history, when given audio time.

I submitted my first ever "looks like" today.

https://twitter.com/IrishJake1/status/1004406097686487044?s=19

EDIT - this should have been in response to a Lebatard post. My bad.

 

[GowerND11]

When Diplomacy Fails is pretty good too. The series on The Thirty Year's War is phenomenal

You have my attention

 

[zelezo vlk]

You have my attention

The Thirty Years War — WDFpodcast.com

 

[GowerND11]

The Thirty Years War — WDFpodcast.com

You are a true scholar and gentleman!

 

[koonja]

Both. Unless there's another podcast I need to get into, the one ESPN puts out for Lebatard is a condensed version of the radio/TV show that includes the local hour that doesn't get carried on TV. If there's another one, I need to check it out.

We usually have the TV show on in the background at work.

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[BleedBlueGold]

Up and Vanished has a new season out. I felt S1 was fantastic. The host indirectly helped solve a missing persons case that was almost 15 years old. Looking forward to what S2 has in store.

https://season2.upandvanished.com/

 

[gkIrish]

Up and Vanished has a new season out. I felt S1 was fantastic. The host indirectly helped solve a missing persons case that was almost 15 years old. Looking forward to what S2 has in store.

https://season2.upandvanished.com/

Hell yes

 

[GATTACA!]

If you guys like Up and Vanished that studio, Tenderfoot in Atlanta, has another podcast called Sworn. It's more episodic than U&V. They'll cover a case every 3 to 5 episodes instead of spending an entire season on each one. It's a different narrator, but Payne Lindsey produces this one and you'll hear him doing some of the interviews every once and awhile.

It's not as good as U&V but as a true crime pod junkie it was enough to make my withdrawls go away.


Edit: OOOOH ALSO THE RFK TAPES. That's a must listen. Absolutely fascinating look into the assassination of Robert Kennedy. It is so damn good.

 

[connor_in]

Android version

https://audioboom.com/posts/6984406-podward-notre-dame-miles-boykin-notre-dame-football-19

iTunes version

https://t.co/BIfV4jWkL3

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">NEW POD:<br><br>Sat down with <a href="https://twitter.com/NDFootball?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@NDFootball</a>’s <a href="https://twitter.com/MBoykin814?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MBoykin814</a> and talked about everything from his big catch to his perplexing phone choice...enjoy!<br><br>Oh, and one more thing. <br><br>BEAT MICHIGAN!!!<a href="https://t.co/BIfV4jWkL3">https://t.co/BIfV4jWkL3</a></p>— Podward Notre Dame (@PodwardND) <a href="https://twitter.com/PodwardND/status/1034066562997792768?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 27, 2018</a></blockquote>
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[Meatloaf]

Started the Happy Face podcast. It's the story of the Happy Face Killer as told by his daughter. Pretty interesting stuff if you're into true crime.

 

[zelezo vlk]

This is the nerdiest thing ever, but my new favorite podcast is about philosophy ran by a Cistercian monk and several devout Catholic professors:

https://thejosias.com/category/blog/podcast-episodes/

 

[NDShark]

Way behind the times but just finished S Town and thoroughly enjoyed listening to the rants and raves of John B.

 

[dublinirish]

Gladiator, the Aaron Hernandez Story by the Boston Globe is interesting so far

 

[NDohio]

Don't know if this was mentioned earlier in the thread as I haven't read through it, but I am enjoying Business Wars. They do a series of four or five podcasts of battles between business giants. Nike vs Adidas/Sony vs Nintendo/Coke vs Pepsi/Napster vs Record Labels...pretty cool.

 

[koonja]

We have a 3.5 hour drive tomorrow and need a podcast. Any suggestions?

My wife and I have very different tastes in podcasts, but could agree on "Serial" and "Dear John".

 

[Bluto]

We have a 3.5 hour drive tomorrow and need a podcast. Any suggestions?

My wife and I have very different tastes in podcasts, but could agree on "Serial" and "Dear John".

The Podcast Caliphate is pretty good.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/caliphate/id1357657583?mt=2&i=1000414321365

Good investigative journalism centering around a Canadian who joined Isis. Kind of like a detective story mixed with murder mystery and a bit of Mission Impossible. Episodes are short and the story moves along quickly.

 

[koonja]

Blowing the dust off of this thread....

Anyone have a recent podcast they'd recommend? We have an 8 hours trip one way to ND.

Haven't really listened to one since season 2 of Serial, so "recent" is being used loosely.

 

[zelezo vlk]

Blowing the dust off of this thread....

Anyone have a recent podcast they'd recommend? We have an 8 hours trip one way to ND.

Haven't really listened to one since season 2 of Serial, so "recent" is being used loosely.

Oh yes! I'd go through the entire library of this podcast:

https://thejosias.com/category/blog/podcast-episodes/

 

[condoms SUCk]

not a podcast but an audio book I just listened to again is "The Girls he Adored" by Jonathan Nasaw. It's a cat and mouse game between a serial killer and a FBI agent, about a 4 hr listen.

 

[condoms SUCk]

My three favorite sports pods are
1) Pardon my take (all sports)
2). Cover 3 (college football)
3). The Solid Verbal (college football)

 

[Irishize]

Blowing the dust off of this thread....

Anyone have a recent podcast they'd recommend? We have an 8 hours trip one way to ND.

Haven't really listened to one since season 2 of Serial, so "recent" is being used loosely.

The Joe Rogan Podcast is the best IMO...but if there’s kids in the car, I’d pass. He gets some great guests. Dave Rubin gets similarly good guests as well.

I like the Malcolm Gladwell podcast, too. It’s called Revisionist History.

 

[T-Boone]

Birdnote.
Short episodes (about 3 minutes) each day about a different bird or interesting bird fact.

 

[Valpodoc85]

song exploder is a got twenty minute listen

Jordan Peterson the biblical series from last summer

Freakanomics is also good

 

[GowerND11]

I'll still always mention Hardcore History. Plenty of catalogue to choose from. Great series on WWI, WWII, ancient kings, Rome, etc.

I really like Constitutionally Speaking. Has a good amount of episodes, but they haven't made one since July. Does a great job breaking down the Bill of Rights.

 

[pumpdog20]

I'll still always mention Hardcore History. Plenty of catalogue to choose from. Great series on WWI, WWII, ancient kings, Rome, etc.

I really like Constitutionally Speaking. Has a good amount of episodes, but they haven't made one since July. Does a great job breaking down the Bill of Rights.

Second Constitutionally Speaking.

 

[Irishize]

If you don’t listen to the “Pod of Gold” podcast w/ Eric Hansen & Tyler James from the SBT, check out this week’s edition. The featured guest is Vinny Cerrato, Recruiting Coordinator from the Holtz Era.

Eric & Tyler always have a guest for the first segment & Vinny has been the best one yet. Especially if you are too young to have been an ND fan during the Holtz Era it’s a must listen. Cerrato was way ahead of his time. Back then, a coach could be a full-time recruiting coordinator and nothing else. The NCAA later mandated that they also be a position coach.

While Holtz was the CEO of ND as he rebuilt the program back to glory, Cerrato was the architect. Listen to his recruiting philosophies & how he earned the role from Holtz.

It’s fair to say that ND football has not truly been arguably one of the best teams in the nation since Cerrato’s final recruiting class graduated...1993.

 

[NDRock]

If you don’t listen to the “Pod of Gold” podcast w/ Eric Hansen & Tyler James from the SBT, check out this week’s edition. The featured guest is Vinny Cerrato, Recruiting Coordinator from the Holtz Era.

Eric & Tyler always have a guest for the first segment & Vinny has been the best one yet. Especially if you are too young to have been an ND fan during the Holtz Era it’s a must listen. Cerrato was way ahead of his time. Back then, a coach could be a full-time recruiting coordinator and nothing else. The NCAA later mandated that they also be a position coach.

While Holtz was the CEO of ND as he rebuilt the program back to glory, Cerrato was the architect. Listen to his recruiting philosophies & how he earned the role from Holtz.

It’s fair to say that ND football has not truly been arguably one of the best teams in the nation since Cerrato’s final recruiting class graduated...1993.

Thanks for the heads up, need to listen. Think we had 4 straight #1 classes with him.

 

[Circa]

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