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[Cortex] Apple Vision Pro: Experiencing the Future
This episode is really good if you listened to the previous Cortex in the Metaverse episode.
Myke addressed and talked about the things I didn't hear like any other tech youtuber talk about, and I'm just glad for this episode.
💬 abraxas • 0 comments • 14 days ago
[Drifting Off with Joe Pera] Ep. 3: Video Games ft. Dan Deacon & Roger Clark
Joe Pera is the undisputed king of low-key, relaxing dialogue. In this episode he talks about coming back to gaming during COVID after a long break, and also interviews the voice actor for Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption. It's a great listening experience, the most chill thing possible, as usual for Mr. Pera.
💬 ruby_witch • 0 comments • 1 month ago
[Trailer Park Boys Presents: Park After Dark] Episode 52 - Heavy Metal Dicks
This one was a hilarious episode about one of the boys metal detecting on oak island and finding a bunch of 'templar treasure'. My dad likes watching the 'Curse of Oak Island' tv show so it was a good episode to share with him.
💬 Smokey • 0 comments • 3 months ago
[The Friendship Onion] An Unexpected Guest: Elijah Wood (Pt 1 of 2)
I've gotten into Lord of the Rings recently and discovered that the actors who played Merry and Pippin have a podcast! They have Elijah Wood on for a couple episodes where they have some really fun conversations.
💬 moddedBear • 0 comments • 3 months ago
[If Books Could Kill] Freakonomics
The first episode of a new series debunking "airport books" which boil down complex subjects into easy to understand (because they're often oversimplified) single-flight-readable chunks.
This episode concerns "Freakonomics", which has been widely criticized already, but this is a very thoroughly researched conversation regarding the book.
💬 ruby_witch • 0 comments • 10 months ago
[This Paranormal Life] #274 The Zanetti Train Mystery - The Train that DISAPPEARED
I follow a couple paranormal podcasts and I like the comedic angle of this one. Here's one episode I enjoyed recently.
💬 moddedBear • 1 comment • 11 months ago
[Valley Heat] Pete The Pool Guy
Figured I'd share one of the funniest podcasts I've ever heard while I wait for the next episode to come out. Doug documents and gets himself involved in all of his neighborhood's weird happenings, starting with the drug drop in front of his house.
💬 moddedBear • 2 comments • 1 year ago
[Reply All] #158 The Case of the Missing Hit
There are some great episodes of Reply All (the scam call center saga where they traveled to India comes to mind) but this one has to be my favorite. How do you track down a song lost to time that only you remember?
💬 moddedBear • 0 comments • 1 year ago
Pretty interesting episode for anyone who is a developer, in IT or happens to have a funny last name.
💬 jecxjo • 3 comments • 1 year ago
[You're Wrong About] How Email Took Over the World w. Anne Helen Petersen
You're Wrong About always has a unique and interesting perspective on the topics that they discuss, and email is no exception!
💬 ruby_witch • 0 comments • 1 year ago
[Coder Radio] 479: Apple's Mob Move
This episode was more interesting than usual. Lots of topics I hadn't heard about elsewhere. I don't think either electron or Telegram are going anywhere very soon but they could be at the beginning of a slow decline.
💬 moddedBear • 0 comments • 1 year ago
[Trailer Park Boys Presents: Park After Dark] Episode 11 - Educating Randy
I love watching the boys every friday over at swearnet.com, glad they still make these audio versions of the show for everyone to listen to. We got any other TPB fans on gemini?
💬 Smokey • 0 comments • 1 year ago
[Linux Action News] Linux Action News 253
Here's a somewhat short and to the point podcast for keeping up to date on linux things
💬 moddedBear • 0 comments • 1 year ago
Been listening to this all week since it's so long. But it's a super interesting interview, especially for any programmers or people interested in classic PC games.