What Are Your "Must Listen To" Podcasts?

[JasonP]

11 O'Clock - not the first comics podcast I listened to, but the one look forward to most now
iFanboy - the one that started it all
The Nerdist - Amazingly funny show with Chris Hardwick
Around Comics - when it comes out, also the show that made me attend my first con, Windy City 2009
Kevin Pollack's Chat Show - Amazing 2 hour interview show, done by the great Kevin Pollack
Doug Love Movies - If only for the Lennerd Maltin Game
Stuff you Missed in History Class - Just cause they are fun and interesting
TRS - Even daliy they are pretty fun to watch
Word Balloon - Best comic interview show on the net
CGS - for a potpourri of comics talk
Awesomed by Comics - Just because they offer a different taste the most when it comes to podcasts

[Kenney]

Ugh, I clearly listen to a freakish amount compared to the rest of you.  

If you have an iPod, start listening to your talk podcast at 2xs speed. It's a little off putting at first, but you get used to it really quick, and you can listen to twice as many podcasts in half the time. It's great. It's really opened up my podcast listening opportunities.

[Marcell]

Comics
11 o'clock
AC
Word Balloon
The Ink Panthers Show
The Uncanny X-Cast
CGS

Non Comics
After Hours
The Heidi and Frank Show

[slurmo]

Non Comics
After Hours
The Heidi and Frank Show

 
I listen to the live feed when I can, but I can't bring myself to pay for a show that I've been listening to for free for 10 years or so (aka I miss Frosty, you need a straight man to contrast these two)

[Marcell]

I listen to the live feed when I can, but I can't bring myself to pay for a show that I've been listening to for free for 10 years or so (aka I miss Frosty, you need a straight man to contrast these two)

I felt the same way at first, but I can't catch the live feed due to my job. I think Eric is a good balance he's Frosty light.

[Tempo House]

11 o'clock (obviously, that's why we're all here)
Around Comics (whenever they decide to put together one of their monthly reunion podcasts)
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
Legion of Substitute Podcasters
Fresh Air (depending on who's being intervviewed)
Slate's Culture Gabfest, Hang up and Listen, and Political Gabfest
The Moth
This American Life
Tom vs [whoever he decides to take on]
Word Balloon (depending on who's being interviewed)

I have TPN's Napoleon 101 in my backlog.

[xtorpunk]

in alphabetical order:

Around Comics
Aw Yeah Podcast With Art & Franco
ESPN: PTI
ESPN: The BS Report With Bill Simmons
The /Filmcast
NPR: All Songs Considered
NPR: Car Talk
PRI: Sound of Young America
this WEEK in TECH
The Tobolowsky Files
Tom Vs. Aquaman
War Rocket Ajax
Word Balloon
11 O'Clock Comics

[Derek Coward]

Despite being extremely behind on just about all of the episodes, I listen to:
2 People Talking
Book Review Noise
BoxxOnline Heavy Metal Show
BoxxOnline Hip Hop Show
BoxxOnline Punk Rock Show
Burning Trash
Cameron Watches Movies
Cinerama Podcast
Comic Book Noise (some times)
Comic Book Podcast Show
Comics Playground
Dance Fevre
DC Noise
Deliberate Noise
Dixie and Moe In The Afternoon
Geek Brunch
Incredible Hulkcast
Indie Comic Book Noise (some times)
Invisible Jetcast
Loikamania
Marvel Bronze Age
Marvel Noise
Mighty Thorcast
Movie Noise (some times)
Noise Boxx (some times)
Noise Talks (some times)
Pro Wrestling Noise (some times)
Sci Fi Noise (some times)
The Shade's Journal
The Spectacular Spider-Cast
Teenage Wasteland
The Trip
TV Noise (some times)
Welcome To Heavenside
Best of The Left
The Young Turks
Driving With The Prices

[slurmo]

I felt the same way at first, but I can't catch the live feed due to my job. I think Eric is a good balance he's Frosty light.

yeah he's filled in the roll slightly, he's still not 100% a cohost. Don't get me wrong, I still listen, but I don't pay. If I see the show improving I'll pay up.

[Jordan]

If you have an iPod, start listening to your talk podcast at 2xs speed. It's a little off putting at first, but you get used to it really quick, and you can listen to twice as many podcasts in half the time. It's great. It's really opened up my podcast listening opportunities.

Ya, I discovered that about a month ago.  I can't do with with all of them, but it does help with a lot o them. 

[Lukeh]

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
This American Life

Hey 1-up I listen to these two as well. This American life can be a bit hit or miss sometimes but when it's good it's very good.

A life well wasted is pretty good as well, has the same feel as this American life but with a video game theme.

I also listen to the Hamish and Andy podcast. Anyone after a daily laugh I urge you to check it out. Comes out daily and gos for around 30 minutes. It's flat out hilarious.

[Sean M.]

Around Comics- The first comics podcast I ever listenened to. I only listened to EOC because of Chris' pimping his other show
DC Comics Podcast- Makes me feel like I went to San Diego
ifanboy- great guests/ keeps me up to date on what good new stuff is out there.
inkstuds- I've not heard of all of the creators interviewed but fascinating stuff
Jay and Silent Bob Get Old- I like Jay and Silent Bob. Sorry
Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo's Film Reviews- Podcasted from a BBC radio show, a brilliant analysis of films.
NPR: Live Concerts from All Songs Considered- they have an awesome back catalogue (Animal Collective. Ray Davies. Sonic Youth, Tom waits, Dinosaur Jr.)  but recently not been grabbing me.
Panel Borders- As a Brit, it's kind of strange that this is the only British comic book podcast I listen to. They recently had a fantastic interview with Becky Cloonan
Sidebar- Fantastic interview with a huge variety of artists (as mentioned below)- the Trevor Von Eden interview was heartbreaking.
Splash Page Podcast- Tim Callahan (Grant Morrison- The Early Years) and Chad Nevett (CBR reviewer) bounce all over the comics universe (and they love Morrison- which makes it a shoe in for me). Last week, they had an amazing 3.5 hot Joe Casey interbiew last week)
Word Balloon (Depending on the creator featured)
11 O'Clock Comics- Of course.

Which I listen to on the bus (takes an hour) and while cooking- (podcasts and cooking go together like fish and chips ).

[Tempo House]

If you have an iPod, start listening to your talk podcast at 2xs speed. It's a little off putting at first, but you get used to it really quick, and you can listen to twice as many podcasts in half the time. It's great. It's really opened up my podcast listening opportunities.

Do people sound like they are on a helium-binge?

[Derek Coward]

Do people sound like they are on a helium-binge?

Not really. They just sound like they are talking fast and not taking a lot of space between words. When I listen to some of the same podcasts at 1x, it sounds like they are drunk and are slurring their words a bit. Also, if you listen to music podcasts, most rock music sounds like punk rock (something done by GenX as opposed to Sex Pistols).

[GLewis]

A friend of mine just turned me on to the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. Funny as hell.

[MikeFarley]

Around Comics

Astronomy Cast

The Atheist Experience

Awesomed By Comics

The Chronic Rift - Various "nerdy" topics

Chuck vs The Podcast - TV show Chuck

The Crankcast

Gleeful - A Glee podcast

iFanboy POW

Infinite Monkey Cage -Science and comedy blend.

Legion of Substitute Podcasters - Love listening to guys who love the Legion as much as me.

Matinee Idles - Great show, although I tend to ge behind when they do a flick I'm not into.

MonsterTalk - A skeptical look as "monstes" from Bigfoot to Nessie and beyond

Murmur.com - A more general media podcast from the iFanboy guys and their extended staff. I notice this hasn't updated in 4 months. Maybe dead?

Nerdlocker - Local Vegas videocast from some local Vegas nerds.

The Non Prophets - Current events commentary from the Atheist Community of Austin

Raging Bullets - Love this show, but I'm soooo far behind. And with their 147 hour shows it's getting intimidating.

Sara and Aimee do Glee!

The Skeptics Guide to the Universe

Trekcast

11 o'Clock Comics

Add in Word Balloon when there's a guest I like.

[Kenney]

Other more notable podcast: All these are from the same network and I heavily recommend them.
Movies You Should See
Make It So-Star Trek podcast
Definitive Word-subject show
For Those About To Rock-metal/rock music subject
Masters Of None
Starebase66-scifi/fantasy show
Here Goes Nothing-variety subjects
Pollyanna Cowgirl Records-best of cool indie music
Books You Should Read
Super Happy Fun Time
http://www.simplysyndicated.com/shows/

Karma! I tried Books You Should Read last night and loved it! I liked it so much, I will probably give the rest of these shows a try.

[Andrew]

11o'C

House to Astonish (surprised this wasn't mentioned more upthread)

Awesomed by Comics

HBO's Real Time (Bill Maher) (They stopped airing the show here so this is pretty much the only way I can get my dose of politics US style)

Creative Screenwriting Magazine (depending on the movie - it's interviews with the screenwriters of usually recent releases)

I tried Q!PAW but it seemed like the hosts were trying too hard to be funny. Tried Wordballoon because I quite liked when John used to be on AC, but I hate hate HATE listening to people talking through phone handsets and each one I listened to seemed to be like that - are any of them recorded in the flesh? Same applies for when 11o'C has a guest talking down the phone. Can't stand it!)

I get CGS whenever they have Uncle Sal on - funniest ever.

[Jeremy G]

I just went back thru five pages of this thread and found 17 new podcasts to listen to. That's great,because  I stand in front of a CNC machine 8 hrs a night. Luckily where I work they let us listen to our iPods. I can burn thru podcast pretty quick. Thanks everyone.

[InspectorSpacetime]

tony kornhieser -5 times a week. get the wtem version not the espn version. ive listened to this radio show for about 10 years in various forms. if you like pti, you should be listening to this. if you like a great show listen to this. not dumb sport talk.

bs report- 3 times a week. letterman to kornhiesers carson. someday he will replace kornhieser on pti. maybe i overrate it because he shares my love for basketball and the celtics
adam corrolla- 3-4 times a week. you get inside baseball on la plus unfiltered thought. you have to give dap to a guy basically working for free
greg fitzsimmons maybe a little to much energy, but comics riffing with comics is what made jim bruers surius radio show one of the greatest radio show layed down.
11 o clock once a week. 4 distinct voices. and for the record only one of then is an elitest. a four person podcast is tailor made for comics because you get a fair lay of the land. they hardly ever talk over each over until the final hour. 300 hundred comics chart every month. it would be narrow minded to bring in four voice of similar tone. my favorite comic podcast.
ifanboy pick of the week once a week. i listen only to the pick of the week and i watch the video show. its a drive in to work on monday tradition. while i dont read single issues that much anymore its good to know what to look for and my mind can call back to what was good that week.
awsomed by comics once a week. ive tryed a few comic podcast and there are alot of hippster laughing at lame inside jokes that arent funny for the first five minutes show. but awsomed tempers that. its alot like ifanboy pick of the week. moves fast and while i wont read those comics in a timely manner i will call back to the podcast when i get to them.