I'm an appellate attorney. I listen to the Oyez project's "podcast" of the SCOTUS oral arguments. (It's just a feed of the original audio of the OAs.) I don't stress listening to every one; I'll catch the major cases and any other that might be relevant to cases I'm working on. It keeps me apprised of the way the Court is thinking; apprised of doctrinal developments; and gives me an opportunity both to critique generally high-quality advocacy and to pick up patterns and tricks to up my own game.
What podcasts are you listening to?
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Re: What podcasts are you listening to?
#72Some of these are political so take that into account but these are the ones i listen to:
- Joe Rogan Experience ( a bit of everything) - Matt & Shane's Secret Podcast (Comedy) - Called to Communion (Catholic) - Tucker Carlson (Political) - Part of the Problem (Political) - Tom Wood's Show (Political/Cultural) - Your Welcome with Michael Malice (Political/Cultural) - The Game with Alex Hormozi (Business) - History Hyenas (Comedy)
If I am going on a long drive, I will also listen to Hardcore History or Martyr Made. The long episodes help me lose track of time.
Re: What podcasts are you listening to?
#73Just a note to people that like podcasts without insane amounts of ads (iHeartRadio, I'm looking at you): often they're on Youtube as well. Using Pinchflat with Sponsorblock, you can make yourself an RSS feed of just the audio as long as someone has uploaded intervals to Sponsorblock for that video.
Re: What podcasts are you listening to?
#74I'm Biased since I'm a cohost, but ADI Pod (Artificial Developer Intelligence) at https://www.adipod.ai/
My cohosts Dan, Rahul and I do weekly coverage of AI news for developers, our pet projects, work wins and new technique / tools.
What I think sets us apart from the usual AI podcast space, other than our decade long friendship, 'good vibes', and crippling HN addiction, is the fact that it's a passion project by developers and for developers. You'll hear us break down a paper on diffusion-autoregression hybrid architectures and then immediately talk about wasting 40 minutes having Claude fix test coverage when the real fix was a one-line change.
Recent episodes covered cognitive debt from AI-generated code, my experience convincing AI that the Earth is flat, and the Thoughtworks retreat and its 'agentic manifesto'. Episodes are weekly and about an hour each. The idea came to me when I wanted to listen to a more casual AI podcast during weekend long runs (so no heavy math and no startup pitches), hope it serves that purpose well.