Daily Source Code, followed by Dawn and Drew and TWiT.
Robert Scoble
· 3 years ago
Rich: yeah, those are good ones.
mossman
· 3 years ago
Maccast is good and also the Today show from BBC Radio 4.
Michael Markman
· 3 years ago
TwiT, Morning Coffee Notes is eccentric, challenging, hilarious, and unlike anything else; Peter & Ryan's Engadget podcast, Ask a Ninja, Onion, Onlinerz, and Jean Shepherd's podcast (airchecks from his brilliant, never-surpassed radio monologs from WOR New York in the 60s and 70s). And from NPR... On the Media and Left, Right, and Center. And, if it qualifies, Ze.
Keola Donaghy
· 3 years ago
My votes go to An tImeall, a pioneering Irish language podcast which has morphed and is now also broadcast via traditional radio under a new name, and Bernie Goldback's Podcasting In Ireland. Sorry, couldn't pick just one.
I must admit I don't always agree with what Dave Winer writes but his take on the "podcast" trademark debate is spot on, and I think it's fair to Apple.
I still think the pre-history of podcasting it important and understated by the geek community. My video game site was doing "audio columns" 4.5 years ago. The staff member I had doing them had his own site where he did "audio columns" and audio news updates 6-7 years ago. We barely knew what E3 was then, but he did regular updating. What's the only difference between that and podcasting? The feed.
Feeds/RSS/whatever is one of the most misunderstood confusing concept on the web for most people (see that Yahoo study about orange icons, etc. and others). In reality, the only important part of podcasting for regular people is that it is audio (or video) and they can listen to/watch it.
Just my take. And no, I'm not saying I'm signifigant in any way to podcasting. Others were also publishing regular audio updates before we were.
My favorite daily podcast is "Buzz Out Loud" (CNET) and my favorite weekly podcast is "This Week in Tech".
Dimitar Vesselinov
· 3 years ago
I love podcasting (audiocasting). I listen to lots of podcasts (audiocasts):
My Favourite Podcasts in 2006
New: Open Source AfterTV PodLeaders MarketingMonger RSA Lectures VentureWeek Weblogs WorkNotes SXSW 2006 Interactive Panels Podcasts History According to Bob
2005: IT Conversations Gillmor Gang On the Record...Online For Immediate Release G'day World - ThePodcastNetwork The Daily SearchCast Podtech.net The Chris Pirillo Show this WEEK in TECH ZDNet Podcasts http://divedi.blogspot.com/2006/06/audio-of-day...
Len Edgerly
· 3 years ago
I love the Slate podcast hosted by Andy Bowers. Even when he's just reading a Slate article, his voice calms and energizes me at the same time. His interviews are even better, and the Friday Gabfest is terrific.
Jan Kabili
· 3 years ago
I love the Mac Cast. Adam is so knowledgeable, has a terrific voice (actually and artistically), and makes you feel like part of his community. I'm also partial to photoshoponline.tv -- but of course.
Robert Scoble
· 3 years ago
Jan: I love photoshoponline.tv too.
Jeff
· 3 years ago
Oh please. I was putting up audio (and video) programming on the Web in 1999. Just because it wasn't pushed via an RSS feed doesn't make it any less podcasting.
Unlike Winer, Lydon and others though, I'm not looking for someone to stroke me or give me credit. The technology involved doesn't make it a new idea.
Trent Armstrong
· 3 years ago
The Rules RULES! Steven and Rhylla lay down social law with their fine Australian accents. They have a number of guests and cover topics that concern pretty much everyone.
I love the Mannerscast podcast. They cover all of the annoying things that people do and how best to combat their lunacy. I can't listen when I run, because running and laughing don't mix.
Idiotbox Radio - from Australia - however, be warned he does use a lot of bad language, but you will be rolling on the floor laughing.... love you Torry!
PRI's Fair Game with Faith Salie. Very informative and Faith is very clever! She is a Rhodes scholar!
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As for my favorite podcast: Coverville! http://www.coverville.com/
Feeds/RSS/whatever is one of the most misunderstood confusing concept on the web for most people (see that Yahoo study about orange icons, etc. and others). In reality, the only important part of podcasting for regular people is that it is audio (or video) and they can listen to/watch it.
Just my take. And no, I'm not saying I'm signifigant in any way to podcasting. Others were also publishing regular audio updates before we were.
The Onion Radio Podcast - http://www.theonion.com/content/radionews
The Body Odd
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11025380/
so is In The Trenches (for sys admins) www.kevindevin.com
I'll resist the urge to plug my own.
My favorite:
NPR's Wait Wait -- Don't Tell Me
http://www.npr.org/programs/waitwait/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcast
My Favourite Podcasts in 2006
New:
Open Source
AfterTV
PodLeaders
MarketingMonger
RSA Lectures
VentureWeek
Weblogs WorkNotes
SXSW 2006 Interactive Panels Podcasts
History According to Bob
2005:
IT Conversations
Gillmor Gang
On the Record...Online
For Immediate Release
G'day World - ThePodcastNetwork
The Daily SearchCast
Podtech.net
The Chris Pirillo Show
this WEEK in TECH
ZDNet Podcasts
http://divedi.blogspot.com/2006/06/audio-of-day...
Unlike Winer, Lydon and others though, I'm not looking for someone to stroke me or give me credit. The technology involved doesn't make it a new idea.
http://www.breakawaycontent.com/therules/wordpr...
The MannersCast and The Rules are both great, very funny and every episode is better than the last one.
I'm going to be checking out a bunch of the ones posted here as well as I've become addicted to podcasts.
The linux action show http://www.linuxactionshow.com/
are both great podcast. I also like alot of the ones that were posted above. cyaaa..
http://paulandash.com
Paul
Idiotbox Radio - from Australia - however, be warned he does use a lot of bad language, but you will be rolling on the floor laughing.... love you Torry!
PRI's Fair Game with Faith Salie. Very informative and Faith is very clever! She is a Rhodes scholar!