Your Favourite Podcasts

Art + Music + Technology this week features @CarlMikaelBjork

Great show, @darwingrosse !

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Lots of good ones already mentioned, so Iā€™ll say only one.

The Butterfly Effect with Jon Ronson

Itā€™s exceptionally good!

Mine would have to be the BBC ā€œIn Our Timeā€ podcast, though all my friends think its too dry

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Following this thread. Many of my favourites already mentioned. I would add:

Waking Up with Sam Harris.

It gets dark and controversial, but after stewing in discussions about big problems in the world, Iā€™m grateful to pop my head into communities like this, focused on music-making and passion for art. Weā€™re on to something very important. Keep watering the right plants, fellow 'nauts!

That was indeed a pleasure. Thanks for shining a bit of light on it, Peter!

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I quite enjoy the one about someoneā€™s dad having found a creative outlet by writing adult fiction. Each week, a chapter is read and discussed by the participants and I find it hilarious. Itā€™s not appropriate if you have english speaking kids in the car, though.

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I dig ATP and Startalk, other than that Iā€™ve never really listened to much else or had anything stick. I donā€™t really have long commutes or anything I need to get through, and when Iā€™m listening itā€™s usually tunes. Will have to suss out a few recommendations here at some stage though. Iā€™ve wound up as a bit of a YouTube whore these days with it on my TV and everything, and Iā€™ll mainly tune into Chillhop or Dubtechno live podcasts in a regular basis. Iā€™ve kinda got my blinkers on for everything else, for ages I just watched every episode of The Camera Store TVā€™s show about digital cameras :slight_smile:

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Hopefully itā€™ll be interesting. If it isnā€™t, there not much I can do.

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https://podtail.com/en/podcast/dear-joan-and-jericha-julia-davis-and-vicki-pepper/

One of my favorite podcasts is made by Edmx / DMX Krew, 2008-2012. He is going through music (very differing genres, but mostly electronic) which inspired him and giving funny and excellent comments, while informing on his and the musicā€˜s background history. It is about 26 episodes a +1h and can be painfully downloaded episode by episode here http://dmxkrew.blogspot.com/2008/?m=0

Twenty Thousand Hertz, a short and gentle introduction to various sound-related phenomena:

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Blast from the past!
Not sure what I expected but this was not what I expectedā€¦ :smile: Super chill guy, starts slow and itā€™s long, but quite interesting if you let it roll, maybe while your doing chores or somethingā€¦
Part that got me was talk of 30,000 hours plus of practice/experience to become a master of oneā€™s craft, in any field. Good stuffā€¦

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How much does VH come up? Sort of a die-hard and happy to wade through other absurdities to get any little nugget, even if that means listening to Joe Rogan talk.

Hahaā€¦ I never thought Iā€™d like Rogan but I doā€¦ To me heā€™s a sort of bridge between mainstream and alternative culture, the masses listen to him and heā€™s open minded enough to bring things to folks attention that they otherwise might not, and they trust himā€¦

Talk about music an VH is more in the middle somewhere, but itā€™s not the main theme of the talk. I liked just listening to Roth, his personality is revealed over the interview an heā€™s super chill, there are some nuggets here and thereā€¦

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Hereā€™s Justin Boreta from the Glitch Mob, might interest more folks around hereā€¦

Hereā€™s whatā€™s in my cue, no music I prefer listening to conversations on my long commutes from home to distant land:

Rune soup
Conner Habib Against everyone
Unregistered Thaddeus Russell
Corbett Report
Grimerica (Gotta support my locals)
Dangerous History
History on Fire

Cheers!

Jamie Lidellā€™s Hanging out with Audiophiles is mostly really interesting, he interviews some really interesting people and talks about their experiences, process, tips and tricks (plus, I like Jamie, which helps when he end up going into a rambling digression). He also aways has a ā€œnitty grittyā€ section atthe start where he delves into an interesting sound/design/studio technique. Itā€™s pretty cool.

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My weekly go-to 'casts and a few others I have on subscription are:

WFT? with Marc Maron (http://wtfpod.libsyn.com/rss)
The Product Breakfast Club (https://rss.simplecast.com/podcasts/3985/rss)
The UX Podcast (http://feeds.feedburner.com/uxpodcast)
TED Talks Daily (http://feeds.feedburner.com/TEDTalks_audio)

There are a few music-related ones, too, that I canā€™t remember because I donā€™t have my iPhone to handā€¦ One was a series of conversations between bands and their producers, revisiting the making of their albums.

Rogan kicks ass. His connection/involvement in the IDW makes total sense and just how open he is to whatever is great. Extremely high in openness, that man.

Bill Burrā€™s podcast is hilarious. He basically rambles into a microphone about whatever for an hour or so. Heā€™s just constantly funny.

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