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Brazilianisms - Mar 7, 2008

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Kinsey (formerly of Tvindy Time) got married and moved to Brazil. Now he does a weekly show about the country and his life there with Brazilian co-host Milton. Each episode covers a specific theme, such as food, as well as Kinsey's personal experiences, and the hosts are not afraid of going off topic.

Dismay - Aug 21, 2007

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Truly unique! This is a serialized first-person tale of a mystical Canadian superhero. The bulk of it is taken up by highly lyrical music interspersed between narrative segments, with the songs capturing both the current mood and topic of the storyline.

Uncle Seth Blog and Podcast - Aug 20, 2007

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Uncle Seth (no relation to Uncle Bob)is a Canadian music group. Lead singer Amaya (formerly Tara) and bassist Jay engage in happy banter about whatever happens to be on their minds. Then they end with a song. (Amaya has two very nice iPhones.)

Superman Homepage - "Radio KAL" - Aug 18, 2007

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Radio K.A.L. is a monthly podcast affiliated with the Superman Homepage website. Steve and Neal give their take on the latest Superman news, covering the Smallville TV series, the comics, and the next movie. They are definitely fans, but they're also not afraid to criticize.

smartbombradio's Podcast - Aug 17, 2007

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Funny stories, funny essays, and funny interviews! Will's podcast is funny! The episode-specific cover art is also super-cool. Too bad the cast is currently doing the hiatus thing, because it's a classic.

Phedippidations - Aug 16, 2007

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Steve's long running podcast about running and marathon training is truly inspiring. He records many of the segments as he runs, and it's cool to hear him panting between words as his feet strike the pavement. There is a great deal of listener feedback, as well as music, and an occasional whimsical segment unrelated to running.

kingbonk's Podcast - Aug 15, 2007

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Of all the outstanding storytelling podcasts I've encountered, this one is my favorite. Bonk's campfire tales of ghosts and childhood really stick with me. This cast has been on hiatus for many months but will soon be coming back. I can't wait!

The Running Shoe - Aug 15, 2007

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Bruce has been running marathons for a very long time, and his weekly live show covers every detail of training, from proper footwear to conquering all weather. As a one-time marathon runner, I can vouch for most of the info, and no one can complain that he glosses over the details.

BUCKET - Aug 14, 2007

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Yet another couplecast, but the only one with both Pail Mail and Monkey News. Jen and Corey are a young perky pair who talk about their lives, listen to voicemail, and end with a song. They also have a cat.

kingbonk's Podcast - Aug 12, 2007

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Short Cummings Audio - Aug 12, 2007

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Kevin does a brilliant weekly short essay (under six minutes) podcast in which he makes humorous reflections and observations on life. With such consistently well-written and professionally presented material, I'm amazed he's not on NPR.

Cranky Geeks for the iPod Video - Aug 11, 2007

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Every week Dvorak and his fellow pundits discuss the latest tech news. The vidcast is basically a reinvention of Dvorak's Silicon Spin show from his TechTV days, but with a much darker set.

Youngcast - Aug 10, 2007

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This podcast is currently in transition, so it's a bit difficult to describe. Will is a high school student in Manhattan, and his cast was originally conceived as a sort of round table session with his classmates in the library after school. Eventually, that sort of petered out, and his friends lost interest. Now he is focusing on his writing, which he does prodigiously as a blogger and writer of short stories. In his most recent episodes, he has presented some of his short fiction stories. He's no hack. He writes and presents well and is known to Mur Lafferty, who had him read some of her work at Balticon.

At Home in China - Aug 10, 2007

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The Veachs are an American couple residing in China. Each episode they interview a Westerner living there, including a single woman who adopted a Chinese baby and then moved to China, and a teenager working for free in a Chinese barbershop.

My Marilyn - The Marilyn Monroe Podcast - Aug 10, 2007

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Melinda does a fan podcast all about Marilyn Monroe and covers such topics as collectibles, her life, her fans, and her music. She also conducts some fascinating interviews, often with people who knew Marilyn personally. My only issue with this cast is that it usually takes several minutes to get into the meat of the show.

Today in Podcasting - Aug 10, 2007

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Want up-to-date news on what's happening with the podcasting phenomenon? Then this is for you. P. Dilly, Rob Walch and others do a round table discussion on the topics of the day. And it's not just Pickle stuff. They cover everything, including the competition.

Pseudopod - Aug 10, 2007

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The definitive horror podcast, Pseudopod contains some of the greatest short works of fiction found in podcastland. Mur Lafferty & Ben Phillips bring together disturbing stories by various paid and talented authors. (Definitely not for children, though.)

this WEEK in TECH - MP3 Edition - Aug 10, 2007

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Everyone's favorite netcast! Every week Leo Laporte joins up with his old gang from TechTV to discuss technology news. John C. Dvorak is usually on hand to keep things on track. The Dvorak/Laporte chemistry is pure gold!

Barely Podcasting - Aug 10, 2007

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This awesome couplecast, featuring Barely and his laugh, is jam-packed with dorkilicious goodness. Barely tells stories from his work and home life. He currently holds the record for most voicemails received in a 24-hour period.

The Obtuse Angle - Aug 10, 2007

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Steve Dupont takes hours of unscripted rambling (at home & various other locations), deletes the boring parts, and splices the rest together. His mission in life is to protect the world from the personification of scurvy by promoting Jumex®. Nate and Di listeners will immediately recognize him from the cutting-edge on location news segments he used to do for their show.

The Laporte Report - Audio Edition - Aug 9, 2007

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Can't get enough Leo? Sometimes he records when he's interviewed on the radio and uploads the audio to this little-known netcast, including the pre-on-air and post-on-air banter. If you're a true Laporte completist, (and who isn't?) then you must subscribe.

Polarbear Podcast - Aug 6, 2007

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Anders has a podcast all about Sweden, including culture, language, history, politics, daily life, and the total lack of polarbears. Recently he celebrated his 100th episode by getting married to a woman who says "no" more than anyone I've ever known.

Life On Tap - Aug 6, 2007

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It started out as a couplecast with Dan and the Drunken Clam Girl talking about life and alcoholic beverages. Now Dan has a lot of different guests and sometimes goes solo, but he continues being a connoisseur of both beer and wine.

Game Zone Radio! - Aug 5, 2007

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Ken, Dan and Aaron bring together their knowledge and experience on various gaming systems in podcast roundtable sessions about games, gaming news, and the future of gaming. If you're really into the gaming scene, you'll want to check this out.

Hodgepodge Point - Aug 4, 2007

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Hear Laieanna read stories and poems written by her and her listeners, with a light sprinkling of music and massive intros.

Startup BizCast - The Small Business Advice Podcast - Aug 2, 2007

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For small business owners by a small business owner, the Startup BizCast gives quick tips and advice. Topics include time management, Google visibility, and the importance of always having a fully formed exit strategy. Lots of interviews with diverse experts.

TuckerTales Podcast - A Couplecast recorded by a married couple in Whittier California. - Aug 1, 2007

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Jason and Jen are a laid back couple with three kids and a couplecast. They live in California and talk about themselves, their kids, and whatever happens to be going on in their lives. Many famous podcasters leave them voicemails.

The Mustache Rangers - Jul 27, 2007

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This is a faux old-time radio drama about a pair of space rangers who patrol the galaxy with their inept computer looking for aliens to kill, so they can "lay claim to space for the American way". In reality they're more into talking than doing.

The Babylon Podcast » Shows - Jul 26, 2007

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This extremely well-done podcast on Babylon Five tackles the show episode by episode (one for each cast episode). One of its three hosts is Jeffrey Willerth, who worked on B5 from start to finish and played Kosh.

The Kick-Ass Mystic Ninjas » Shows - Jul 25, 2007

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Hear in-depth panel reviews/summaries/analyses of old classic Scifi books/movies/tv shows. Poltergeist, Knight Rider, and Hyperion are just three examples. Beware of spoilers, though. Contributor Joe Murphy recently passed away.

Slice of SciFi » Show Archive - Jul 25, 2007

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This is your one-stop podcast for all things scifi. Michael, Summer, Evo and Joe are fun to listen to and share a wealth of knowledge as well as doing great interviews.

Griddlecakes Radio - Jul 24, 2007

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Ron's storytelling podcast is awesome! He tells all kinds of stories, and his best are the ones that are true-to-life. My two favorite griddlesodes so far are "NECCO Wafers" and "The Book".

Talking Reef - Jul 23, 2007

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Rob Weatherly's podcast (and occasional vidcast) covers all aspects of beginning and maintaining a marine aquarium. His laid back manner and simple explanations make even advanced topics accessible to the novice reefer.

The Onion Radio News - Jul 22, 2007

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Doyle Redland is the Onion Radio News anchor. Every day he brings us a hard-hitting wacky news story that didn't happen but is so funny that it should have.

Planet Retcon Radio - Jul 20, 2007

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Thousands of years from now mankind will perfect stargate technology and re-institutionalize slavery. At one nexus of several stargates is a little interstellar café, which is the usual setting for this lighthearted family-friendly scifi audiodrama.

Review of Podcasts - Jul 19, 2007

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Bruce has never met a podcast he didn't like. Each episode is a brief positive review of a cast listed on the Podcaster Who's Who directory. The April 23rd episode is especially good.

Eblo the Weblog - Podcasts - Jul 19, 2007

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Oblivion talks about whatever's on his mind, sometimes while driving -- sometimes while flying as an airplane pilot! He also does extensive blogging, a lot of which touches on and adds to his podcast content.

Total PodCastrophe - Jul 17, 2007

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A brit with wit and his clever American wife engage in banter so witty as to be nearly incomprehensible. Features include Intensive Carebears, What's in my Pocket?, and something with artillery fire. Truly a couplecast like no other.

The Philosophy Guy Show - Jul 17, 2007

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The Philosophy Guy just celebrated his two-year podcasting anniversary. He plays lots of good lyrical podsafe music.

For What Its Worth with Steve and Dawn - Jul 16, 2007

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Steve and Dawn have a couplecast from high up in the chilly Sierra Nevadas. They play a bit of music, introduce offbeat news stories, and talk about life, family and Steve's back problems. They are incredibly happy people.

The Wicked Good Podcast - Jul 15, 2007

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Steve and Maureen have a typical but excellent couplecast based in the bowels of New England. The birth of their first baby (Baby Bex) was a worldwide sensation among their listeners. They talk about their daily family adventures and Scotty J.

- Jul 13, 2007

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The Mighty Mommy knows all, and every week she distills several gigaquads of knowledge into a few minutes of easily digested audio. From pediatricians to the potty, from dirty diapers to dining out, you'll hear more tips than you can shake a rattle at.

Pickle Tales - Jul 12, 2007

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Pickle Tales is an epic storytelling competition. Participants record and submit their stories according to the theme of each round. Listeners vote on their favorites, and the winners continue on to the next round until a single champion remains. Good stuff.

Reaching for Lucidity Podcast - Jul 12, 2007

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Eban sounds just like a radio DJ. He plays music with an edge and rants about stuff in the news. If you listen long enough, you will reach lucidity.

DANNY DOES DULUTH - Jul 11, 2007

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Ashley and Danny (the male clone of Ashley) have an odd little couplecast. Sometimes interesting, usually insulting, and never politically correct, they strive to entertain while blowing off steam and playing non-podsafe music.

Cheap Date - Restaurants, Food, Wine, and More! - Jul 10, 2007

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Lisa and Joe have a couplecast with the main focus being on food. They review good restaurants all over the Chicago area. Recently Lisa has opted for vegetarianism, and that has become an interesting topics.

Amateur Traveler Podcast | travel for the love of it - Jul 8, 2007

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Chris Christensen loves travel and travel stories. Each episode deals with a specific city, region, country, journey or travel skill, some from personal experience, most from interviews with travelers. With nearly 100 episodes, he's practically covered the globe.

Fighting Back Podcast by Fight SMA and FighterMom - Jul 7, 2007

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Originally dedicated to interviewing and telling the inspirational stories of people fighting against Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), Steve Mullen's podcast has recently expanded to encompass any serious or fatal disease afflicting children.

J.C. Hutchins' 7th Son: OBSIDIAN (Current Shows) - Jul 7, 2007

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7/7/7 marks the day when the third book of this outstanding trilogy releases its first chapter. A four-year-old slits the President's throat; seven clones work to track down their evil mastermind progenitor; and the Earth suffers a massive blow. I wonder what's next.

The Eclectic Review - Jul 6, 2007

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Any time you have a couplecast composed of a scientist and a scifi writer, it's sure to be interesting. Glory and Stuart tackle everything from String Theory to Smallville to Statistics, each one error-correcting the other.

theroundtable - Jul 5, 2007

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A round table discussion on role playing games, including goodies such as: reviews of new games, tips on world creation, questions of morality, new experiments in game systems, and the SpongeBob Squarepants Movie explained in terms of the hero's journey.

The Corridor - Jul 3, 2007

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Gruesome yet funny, this macabre fantasy podnovel follows the misadventures of Stuart Morrow, who just wants to be left alone. Instead, he finds himself fleeing across countless parallel universes to evade the immensely powerful Prodromos and save the girl.

The PopSci Podcast - Jul 2, 2007

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Any podcaster worth her salt knows all about Jonathan Coulton and his music. But did you know that he lives in solitude on a moonbase? Between lockdowns he interviews people mentioned in Popular Science Magazine. (Or perhaps he's just crazy.)

The Future And You - Jul 1, 2007

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Stephen Cobb's Parsec-wining monthly podcast is about speculating about the future in all possible ways, including technological, cultural, and even cosmological. Each episode is chock full of essays, interviews, and a bit of scifi.

Strong Bad Email - Jul 1, 2007

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Strong Bad's e-mail responses were always my favorite part of the Homestar Runner website, and now you can watch them on your iPod. Too bad you can't access the Easter eggs. I love that Strong Bad sounds just like the Keeme!

Daily GizWiz - Jun 30, 2007

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Two of the oldest names in podcasting come together five times a week with a new gadget, or an old gadget, or a titanium spork. Dick and Leo always go off topic, and that's the most interesting part. With combined ages of over 250, they can reminisce for hours.

Radio Free Marist - Jun 29, 2007

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Otis, Caitlin and Ryan have a very soothing couplecast with regular features such as celebrity birthdays for the dead, AOL search histories, and media of the week. Otis is a hyper-conservative wackadoo, even for a rabbit.

Just Not Right - Jun 28, 2007

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This cast has evolved so much, it's nearly impossible to describe. Even the name changed midway through. It all started after Jake's amicable divorce, so amicable that his ex-wife often co-hosted. Then the emphasis began shifting. Fortunately, all the episodes are still up, so you can start at the beginning.

The Geek Fu Morning Show - Jun 26, 2007

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Podcasting pioneer Mur recently announced that Geek Fu has been discontinued. This cornerstone of podcastdom contains fantastic writing in the form of essays, short stories, and the entire first two novels of her epic trilogy. Fortunately, her other podcasts will remain intact, but this one has been snatched away as if by the talons of a mighty eagle.

musicNerve.com - strange music for strange people - Jun 26, 2007

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Misspeter serves up some truly unique music from independent artists. This is about as far from mainstream as you can get. The pieces are unique and weird and exotic, but always good -- sometimes extremely good.

Jumping Monkeys - Jun 25, 2007

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Megan Morrone used to be on TechTV with Leo Laporte. She even did a pilot for a TechTV show called "Megan and the Monkeys", which was rejected. Now she has her own show on the TWiT network all about parenting in the digital age.

- Jun 24, 2007

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This weekly podcast features mainstream and offbeat news presented and commented on by Charles Cadenhead. Unlike regular news shows, it also contains voicemails, music (at the end), and a feature entitled Hometown Highlights.

Swingercast Sex Talk - Jun 23, 2007

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John and Alley podcast about their their experiences as swingers. They talk about the clubs and parties, recount funny stories and offer advice. This intelligent and thoughtful cast is often explicit but (usually) not pornographic. I like to think of it as a couplecast with benefits.

Night Guy - Jun 22, 2007

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Interspersed between electronica pieces, Guy David talks about his childhood memories (none happy) of growing up in Israel with no parents and psychopathic unsupportive older siblings. The tone is more sad than bitter, and the stories are interesting. Plus he's got a super-cool accent.

Dry Shave - Jun 20, 2007

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Before they learned to shave without water, Karen and Ross used to be Zee and Zed. Before that, they were in radio. Now they do short episodes, each with one or two brief stories or reflections dripping with music.

The Way of Reason - An Infidel Guy Production - Jun 19, 2007

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The Infidel Guy is a lot like Skepticality, but with more and longer episodes and a greater emphasis on atheism. Through guest interviews and moderated debates, Reginald tackles such topics as the existence of Jesus, moral philosophy, creationism, and Islamic oppression of women.

Strangely Literal's Podcast - Jun 18, 2007

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Tabz hosts an awesome Buffy podcast, featuring some of the greatest fanfic in the buffyverse (and a bit in the Firefly verse) as well as reviews of the Buffy comics. Currently she is pouring her energy into creating an audio drama called "Buffy between the Lines". (Auditions are still open.)

BarNuts Podcast - Jun 18, 2007

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If you like going to sleazy bars and eavesdropping on people at the next table for hours at a time, then you're just plain weird. But you'll probably enjoy this cast. Jason & co. chew the fat in a bar so dimly lit that they're often in doubt as to who is at the table with them.

My World Podcast - Jun 17, 2007

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Paul is one of the smoothest solocasters around. He can just dive in and tackle all his intended topics concisely without ever going off track. A gay Brit living in Canada, he talks about work, relationships and current events.

Security Now! - Jun 16, 2007

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Steve Gibson's knowledge of computer security is so vast it's a wonder his head doesn't explode! He never runs out of topics. Spyware, spambots, rootkits, keyloggers, and Strider HoneyMonkeys are just a few examples. Leo Laporte is always on hand for comic relief.

The Comicology Podcast - Jun 14, 2007

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Neil really knows his stuff when it comes to comics. He must read an astounding number of titles. He covers Marvel, DC and others. Descriptions and reviews are thought-provoking as well as informative. He also reflects on such things as digital media and the future of comics as well as why Marvel is currently outselling DC.

Astronomy Cast - Jun 12, 2007

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What I love about Frasier and Pamela is that they don't oversimplify or dumb things down. Each episode tackles a selected area of Astronomy with astounding thoroughness (minus the math), yet the material never becomes dry or intimidating.

The Half Show with Me-saj & Jason - Jun 12, 2007

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Jason and Me-saj (pronounced "massage") have a delightful couplecast. Besides the usual relationship issues, such as Jason's frustration with Me-saj for not taking seriously their diet of maple syrup and lemon juice, each episode features an unknown artist or entertainer. Also, the couple actually got married midway through the podcast.

The PK and J Show: Jeanette and Paul - Jun 11, 2007

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PK and J have been podcasting since before I was born. They do old school couplecasting from back when couples didn't need to specialize in a topic to stand out. Jeanette is a hot and spicy Latina from El Salvador. Paul is just some random white guy.

One Minute How-To - Jun 9, 2007

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Each episode features a guest who volunteers to spend 60 seconds clearly explaining how to do something. Topics are as diverse as the guests and include such things as how to stop severe bleeding and how to find a Wii.

The SG Show - Jun 8, 2007

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Steve and his son, nine-year-old Sam, talk mostly about happenings in Sam's life, including school, summer camp, moving, and his baby sister. Sam also reviews books and movies for kids, and he asks his father hard questions. Also, Yoda makes frequent guest appearances.

How-To Girl - Jun 7, 2007

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Madeline demonstrates how to do just about anything. From maintaining your car to applying makeup to wearing chocolate, there's something for everyone. You even get to see her eat brains! (There's also a creepy fat guy.)

The 9th - A Heroes podcast - Jun 7, 2007

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If you listen to The Signal, then you know Miranda. She's taken everything she learned from that long-running fan podcast and started her own. The 9th is all about Heroes and includes episode synopses, interviews, news, and easily avoidable spoilers.

Truth Seekers Podcast - Jun 5, 2007

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Dani may live in a spider hole, but that doesn't stop her from having one of the most attractive voices in podcastdom. Truth Seekers explores contemporary issues with an open-minded approach, seeking to uncover the truth rather than argue for a position.

comedy4cast - Comedy Podcast - Jun 4, 2007

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Usually running 4 to 10 minutes, Comedy4cast is good wholesome fun. Clinton and his many guests present comedic skits and audio essays on everything from twitter to Trek.

Barbecue Bob's BBQ and Beer Bash - Jun 3, 2007

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With the help of ex-wife Miss Claudia, BBQ Bob produces both audio and video casts of his favorite food and beer recipes. If you like good food, and you're not a vegetarian, a recovering alcoholic, or on a diet, then this is the cast for you.

Light On Light Through - Jun 2, 2007

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Novelist, professor & podcaster, Levinson focuses on insightful reviews & analyses of the greatest TV dramas being aired, but he frequently addresses unrelated topics, such as Carl Sagan, Wikipedia, and his favorite brand of shoes. Transcripts of each episode can be found on his blog.

Vintage ToonCast - Jun 1, 2007

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Each episode of this vidcast is a vintage public domain cartoon going at least as far back as the 1930s. Featured characters include Donald Duck, Betty Boop, Superman, Bugs & Daffy. It's nothing you can't find elsewhere on the net, but it's cool to be able to play these cartoons on your iPod.

KeemeCast - May 31, 2007

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If you like flamboyant, one-legged, long-armed Mexicans, then you'll love the Keeme. He's best known for his Tuesday Telemarketing episodes in which he strings along telemarketers to hilarious effect. Also, the toothless roosterman crows before midnight.

Os Mutantes - The Reunion Tour 2006 - May 30, 2007

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Os Mutantes was a groundbreaking 1960s Brazilian rock band. This vidcast contains unedited footage from their 2006 reunion tour as well as an interview with founding member Sérgio Dias. It's a bit rough, but the music is fantastic.

The Signal - May 29, 2007

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From food to physics to music to character analysis to Chinese lessons to interviews with cast members, all things Firefly & Serenity-related are addressed, as well as reviews of other science fiction shows. Now in its 3rd season, the Signal has far surpassed Firefly in number of episodes.

Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing - May 29, 2007

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Aardvark-obsessed Mignon gives weekly grammar tips. Each episode is short and to the point, with incredibly easy-to-understand explanations. Full transcripts appear on her site with link to more information.

twistedpickle's Podcast - May 27, 2007

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Number 1 ninjacaster! For over 2 years Corby has been podcasting out of his home without his wife finding out. Only his daughter knows, and she's too young to talk. Despite having the same last name, the Twisted Pickle is not related to the Podcast Pickle.

Max Quick 1: The Pocket and the Pendant - May 26, 2007

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One of the first podcast novels, this story appeals to both children and adults and is a refreshing change of pace for those tired of the excessive bloodshed that marks the more popular podcast novels of today.

NPR: Car Talk Podcast - May 26, 2007

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When podcasting became a phenomenon, and I stopped listening to the Radio, this is the only show I missed. Now it's a podcast! Click & Clack are mechanics with a call-in show on NPR. It's great fun even if you care nothing for cars.

Activated Stories - May 25, 2007

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Family performers Dennis, Kimberly and Zephyr travel the country performing comedic adaptations of folktales and fairy tales from all over the world. The podcast contains audio versions of these performances along with brief accounts of the places they visit.

The Secrets of Harry Potter - May 23, 2007

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Yet another Harry Potter podcast. But what makes this unique is that it's also a religious cast (by Father Roderick of the Catholic Insider) that doesn't seek to condemn the stories for supposed occult content.

The Good Music Show - May 22, 2007

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The title says it all. Wesley spends thousands of hours a day listening to literally billions of podsafe songs. Then he takes the five or six best ones and puts them out on his show. He also has an accompanyfing website with link to all the featured musicians and their songs.

Diggers Stories - May 21, 2007

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Digger is a little boy in a monkeysuit. Pootz is an unusual-looking girl. Both are dedicated to help bring peace to the world, but first they must learn to get along with each other. Will they succeed? Stay tuned.

Nate and Di Show - May 21, 2007

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Nate & Di have faded, but their show was a timeless classic. They've been good enough to leave their feed up with nearly all their episodes for posterity. If they're a little before your time, you'll want to go back & check out the most outrageous couplecast of all time.

Skepticality - Science and Revolutionary Ideas - May 18, 2007

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Derek & Swoopy have been at it for over two years promoting skepticism and scientific investigation. Guests have included such luminaries as James Randi, Adam Savage and George Hrab. Skepticality is now the official podcast of Skeptic Magazine. It's a really great show if you're into that critical thinking mumbo jumbo.

Notes from Spain - May 18, 2007

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A soundseeing travelcast/couplecast about Spain by married couple Ben & Marina. Ben is a Brit who married a Spaniard and moved to Spain. Together they travel the country podcasting from a different locale each episode.

Bob's Yer Uncle! - May 12, 2007

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One of the most underrated couplecasts on the net. Aussies Zan & Jana discuss a multitude of topics. Foreign correspondent Uncle Bob keeps the minions of orthodoxy at bay while spacecat Gleek, infant Muffintot, and hordes of nameless chickens cheer them on.

PodFlix - May 12, 2007

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Four twenty-something guys give weekly reviews of anything you can rent at Netflix, including TV series, old movies, new releases, and documentaries. Hilarity is guaranteed to ensue.

Love Long and Prosper: You'll Laugh 'till You Cough! - May 12, 2007

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Dan and CJ have never seen the old Star Trek series -- until now! Every week they watch an episode for the first time and share with us their take on Kirk's latest antics. But wait! There's more! With two kids, two cats, and a mother-in-law, they discuss far more than just Trek.

Pendant Productions - Superman: The Last Son of Krypton, presented by SupermanHomepage.com - May 12, 2007

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It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a comicbook for your iPod! Hear the serialized adventures of Superman every month. The writing is (in my opinion) every bit as good as DC Comics.

Yeast Radio - Bloated Lesbian Visionary - May 12, 2007

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Rude, crude and socially unacceptable, but never phony, Madge is a delight to listen to. This bloated lesbian mixes brilliant political commentary with endless cranky rantings about her poop.

Jawbone Radio - May 12, 2007

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One of the most professional-sounding couplecasts around, Jawbone is pure ear candy. Len, Nora, and frequent guest Neil's zippy patter on such subjects as Applebee's®, Bigfoot, Schnappi and zombie hoboes provides hours of worksafe delectation.

Hometown Tales Vidcast (Videos) - May 12, 2007

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From the sublime New Jersey Pork Roll to the bloodcurdling Jersey Devil, Gene and Bryan plunge headfirst into the bowels of smalltown America to uncover tales of hauntings, roller coasters, buried lions, and a very special tattoo.

:-Israelisms Podcast - May 12, 2007

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Chicagoans Carol and Charley have lived in Israel for over a decade. Every week they tell us about life in Israel and their opinions on the latest news in the region. Sometimes they disagree. In those instances Carol is usually right, but Charley is always funnier.