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Ask HN: What podcasts do you listen to?

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Answers from two months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25553772

None of these are tech related, but Conversations with Tyler, In Our Time, The World in Time, The Unspeakable, Conversations with Coleman, Lexicon Valley, The Portal and occasionally The Worthy House and Red scare LOL

Darknet Diaries is my only must listen. Great hacking and pen testing stories!

- Revisionist History

- Against the Rules

- James Altucher Show

- Into the Zone

- Reply All

- The History of Philosophy Without The Gaps

- In Our Time

- RadioLab

- Conversations with Tyler

- Freakonomics Radio

- Invest Like the Best

- Martyrmade

- Planet Money

- Talking Politics: HISTORY OF IDEAS

- We Study Billionaires

- The Flop House

hey just curious are these podcasts related to tech in someway

I am a retired programmer (now software hobbyist) and I am interested in them. :-)

I list mine here: https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/podcasts

Need to update though.

Oh nice I'll check out your list

Hey man, I love your notes honestly they are so well organized and the stuff have there is amazing.

I just subscribed to your YouTube channel

And i wanted to know how did you generate a visualization

Thanks for kind words. Visualization was made with https://obsidian.md

Great I’ll check it out

- Conversations with Tyler

- Deep Questions With Cal Newport

- CoRecursive - Coding Stories (This is my own podcast, so not a listener so much as a creator)

I like Econtalk and Conversations with Tyler.

+1 for conversations with tyler - the past 6 months of episodes have been lacking in my opinion but Tyler Cowen always has really good questions for his guests.

None anymore, I'm heavy on the audio books for the moment.

what kind of audio books do you listen to

I tend to alternate between Sci-Fi/Thriller and How-to-write.

Donald Maass - The Emotional Craft of Fiction

William Gibson - Idoru

Dean Koontz - Strangers

Dean Koontz - Watchers

James Scott Bell - How to Write Best-Selling Fiction

Yudhanjaya Wijeratne - The Salvage Crew (fn FANTASTIC!)

Then a classic like:

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich

While a bit over-produced, this one was fantastic. Shame they didn't do the whole series.

Neil Gaiman - The Sandman

Rob Grant - Red Dwarf

Steven Pressfield - Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh*t

An Audible membership, I think, is totally worth it. Sure, audio books are available at libraries. But one must wait and wait.

True Anon

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