My favorite murder. End of list.
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#22Meekerplace
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#23Making Sense with Sam Harris. Sam Harris is very controversial. Yet, IMHO, intellectually honest. Also, his voice is very relaxing lol.
His voice, particularly when he's discussing meditation puts me to sleep fast.
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#24The Film Reroll: Actors playing through movies as RPGs.
My Brother, My Brother, and Me: A (niche) comedy podcast about three brothers answering advice questions.
Tofugu Podcast: All about learning the Japanese language, geared mostly for beginners.
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#26Defn has been my favorite tech podcast for years.
Clojure/Functional Programming etc. Hosts: Vijay Kiran, Ray McDermott https://defn.io
On the other hand Entitles Opinions (about Life and Literature) is one of its kind. Host: Robert Harrison, professor of Italian Literature at Stanford. The podcast is aired from KZSU. https://entitledopinions.stanford.edu
Other personal favorites: The Life Scientific and In Our Time by BBC, also Intelligence Squared.
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#27Where Should Ee Begin? with Esther Perel. Each episode is a real, one-shot couples therapy session. The therapist has a deep understanding of human behavior and a way of making the couples (and the listener!) pay careful attention. This American Life played one as a guest episode and I immediately sought out the rest of them.
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#28- The Tim Ferriss Show
- 99% Invisible
- The Freelancers' Show, podcast about the consulting business: Sales, pricing, positioning, marketing in general
- The Allusionist, a podcast about language
- Hanselminutes, tech podcast by Scott Hanselman
- Software Engineering Daily
- Adventures in Angular
- Sales for Nerds
- History of England
- The Things That Made England, a somewhat quirky show about the things that arguably define or are characteristic of England
- Revolutions, history podcast about - as the name suggests - revolutions
- Mythology, ancient myths as audio drama episodes
- Echt Gebeurd, Dutch language podcast with true stories told by people who experienced them, for brushing up on my Dutch
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#29Framelab is awesome if you’re curious about language communication political speech
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#30Where Should Ee Begin? with Esther Perel. Each episode is a real, one-shot couples therapy session. The therapist has a deep understanding of human behavior and a way of making the couples (and the listener!) pay careful attention. This American Life played one as a guest episode and I immediately sought out the rest of them.
Esther Perel is incredible. Cuts through illusion and bs with empathy and compassion.