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http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ has lots of good information for people bootstrapping and has a reasonable, if not perfect transcript.
* The Tim Ferris Show
* The Ruby Rogues
* Functional Geekery
* The Smart Passive Income Podcast
* The Nathan Barry Show (very new)
* Mostly Erlang
Freakshow (German, but best tech podcast I've found so far) http://freakshow.fm/
FLOSS Weekly http://twit.tv/show/floss-weekly
Logbuch: Netzpolitik (also German, but best Internet policy podcast I've found so far) http://logbuch-netzpolitik.de/
Of course I listen to many more non-tech related podcasts. What I noticed just now after going through my feed reader, is that I seem to be listening to about as many German ones as English ones, even though the total number of English podcasts out there should be higher.
The only reason I can think of is that (for whatever reason) German podcasters seem to concern themselves more with audio quality. For instance, I just can't listen to TWiST or the kalzumeus podcast, because the audio hurts my ears (at least with headphones on, car is a different matter). There are a bunch of English podcasts that I stopped listening to because of audio quality issues, while I can't remember a single German one for which this was the case.
Curious.
99 Percent Invisible - About design of everything. From architecture to industrial design. (Last episode was about fire escapes and their history)
Radiolab - Quite varied but always amazingly produced stories about science (Last one was about brain stimulation using electricity)
Freakonomics - Great podcast about economics, amazing life advice. (Last one was about how to "Make you garden weed itself")
Hello Internet - Two dudes talking genre. Brady (Numberphile and more) and CGP Gray. (Last one was about flags of states of USA, ugh Maryland)
Pragmatic - Also two dudes. But on topic of engineering. (Last was about programming in military)
I also recommend http://www.shiftyjelly.com/pocketcasts for listening. Really great app.