Ask HN: What podcasts are you listening to?

Dev:

  All Javascript Podcasts from DevChat.tv

  Tools Day

  Hardcore History

  History of the Crusades

  History of the Papacy

  Revolutions

  The British History Podcast

  The Civil War: A History Podcast

  The History of Byzantium

  The History of Egypt

  The History of England

  The History if Islam

  Maritime history Podcast

  When Diplomacy Fails

  Gamers with Job Conference Call

  Crucible Radio (Destiny)

  Giant Bombcast

  Idle Weekend

  Rebel FM

  The Dive LoL Podcast

  The Giant Beastcast

  The Magic Hour

  The Bungie Podcast 

  Three Moves Ahead

  Waypoint Radio

  Wild Weasel

  Shift+F1

  The Steve Austin Show

1. Defensive Security 2. Branding Down Security 3. Risky Business 4. SANS Internet Storm Center 5. Southern Fried Security

Some non security related ones... Hardcore History, Common Sense, and on a much lighter note, The Comedy Button

Random Info - Radiolab - 99% Invisible

Interviews - WTF w/ Marc Maron - Joe Rogan (depending on the guest) - The Nerdist (depending on the guest)

The People's Pharmacy -- A pharmacologist and a medical anthropologist host an hour long show each week, usually on one medical topic (sometimes, a melange). Their guests are top notch experts, e.g. head of whatever cardiological at the Cleveland Clinic (one of the top cardiovascular centers in the U.S.). They also cover topics/changes sometimes years before they filter into "general knowledge" and reporting. Such as the problems with statins. Or, lately, how "Lyme Disease" is not always a simple diagnosis nor treatment and also the symptomology and sometimes diagnosis is really capturing a variety of infections by a variety of pathogens -- ticks carry many, and individual responses vary.

On the Media -- an hour long show each week. Much of it is "meta", about what is appearing in the media, and what isn't, and why. Helping listeners know and understand "why they are saying that" and "why aren't they talking about this other thing -- hey, there's this other thing!"

I've not been so attentive to it of late, but there's also WBEZ's "Worldview". Extended interviews with experts about world topics. You'll often get information and perspective you won't find anywhere in the mainstream media.

P.S. If you're on Android, the AntennaPod app is a nice, open source podcast app.

- The Splendid Table: Because food is important.

- Retronauts: Retrogaming in all its glory.