What are you listening to.... Podcasts

[notnowcato]

Bit of a variation for myself:

 

As far as sports talk goes:

Fighting Talk

Sportsweek

Guardian - sometimes find it annoying

 

Comedy:

Friday Night Comedy

 

Music:

Push The Night - Brad Miller

House Nation - Lee Harris

Hospital Records - London Elektricity

 

Not keen on the major jocks who are IMO advertising tracks, just give me the mix.

 

Would like to find some old hardcore / rave podcasts using music from late 80's into the 90's.

 

Plus any trance, progressive, techno in the Brad Miller style. Live sets ideally.

 

What do you download and listen to?

[Marsdinho]

You have to have a listen to this....

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ricky_Gervais_Show

[percy windham]

richard herring's as it occurs to me, and loads of stuff from npr and the like, who give away loads of live stuff

[The Cat]

Adam & Joe

[Block 5]

The solid steel podcast is the best there is.

The website is here http://www.ninjatune.net/solidsteel/

The podcast is available on itunes, just search for solid steel.

This is one of the most popular podcasts on itunes.

 

If you want quality house music then look no further than the absolutely amazing deep house page.

This is an archive without equal.

You can download mixes (mostly deep, soulful house of the highest calibre) from some of the best US DJs around.

But more importantly it is a growing archive of mixes by the greatest DJs ever.

You will find real gems with mixes from the 80s and 90s including Frankie Knuckles live at the Warehouse, Chicago (the club that gave house music it's name), Larry Levan live at the Paradise Garage, New York (the club that gave garage music it's name), as well as mixes from legendary radio stations such as WBMX Chicago, Kiss FM New York and Hot 97.

 

Over 1500 mixes can be found here http://www.deephousepage.com/mixes.php

A treasure chest for sure.

[norwaysaint]

Adam and Joe are head and shoulders above everything else.

 

 

Fighting talk is just unbearable nowadays. It has just got worse since Colin Murray took over from Christian O'Connell.

 

The News Quiz is pretty good. I've tried As it Occurs to me, but it's just not got enough quality, a bit like Collings and Herrin. Richard Herring is just spreading himself too thin, and I feel like I'm just hearing the same stuff from him again and again.

[Deppo]

Why are you listening to British podcasts?

[St Landrew]

Why are you listening to British podcasts?

 

Because a lot of BBC podcasts are bloody good. I love The News Quiz myself. HIGNFY was started as a TVised version of it, way back when, although the format is reasonably different. The original Radio quiz still has the TV version beat on most occasions. Although of course, most people wouldn't know that because they think radio is just for music.

 

Isn't that right, Deppo..? :grin:

[Deppo]

I was talking to norwaysaint.

[Hamilton Saint]

I listen regularly to Coast and Country (BTW, the Nov 14 edition is set in the New Forest), The Film Programme, Front Row Highlights, In Our Time, Thinking Allowed and World Book Club.

[notnowcato]

The solid steel podcast is the best there is.

The website is here http://www.ninjatune.net/solidsteel/

The podcast is available on itunes, just search for solid steel.

This is one of the most popular podcasts on itunes.

 

If you want quality house music then look no further than the absolutely amazing deep house page.

This is an archive without equal.

You can download mixes (mostly deep, soulful house of the highest calibre) from some of the best US DJs around.

But more importantly it is a growing archive of mixes by the greatest DJs ever.

You will find real gems with mixes from the 80s and 90s including Frankie Knuckles live at the Warehouse, Chicago (the club that gave house music it's name), Larry Levan live at the Paradise Garage, New York (the club that gave garage music it's name), as well as mixes from legendary radio stations such as WBMX Chicago, Kiss FM New York and Hot 97.

 

Over 1500 mixes can be found here http://www.deephousepage.com/mixes.php

A treasure chest for sure.

 

 

SWEET JESUS!! Many thanks for the link to DHP.

[Ludwig]

In Our Time is pretty sexy when it doesn't talk about history.

[equalizer]

The Danny Baker Show,

Rhod Gilbert's best bits,

and Five Live's Film and Book reviews

[Rory]

I quite like the Guardian Music one but I don't like Rosie Swash. I think it's because I secretly fancy and envy her.

[Scudamore]

The Bare Sessions one is good for loads of mo' wax stuff.

 

And i also like the Streetlife DJ's one for some good party music.

[Block 5]

The Bare Sessions one is good for loads of mo' wax stuff.

 

And i also like the Streetlife DJ's one for some good party music.

 

Where can I find the bare sessions Scudamore?

I love Mowax...... probably one of the best labels of the 90s.

[Scudamore]

Where can I find the bare sessions Scudamore?

I love Mowax...... probably one of the best labels of the 90s.

 

http://sessions.barenomore.com/

 

no doubt...James Lavelle (whilst being a bit of a penis) certainly knows his sh:t...

[St Landrew]

I was talking to norwaysaint.

 

And I was butting in..!

[LVSaint]

The solid steel podcast is the best there is.

The website is here http://www.ninjatune.net/solidsteel/

The podcast is available on itunes, just search for solid steel.

This is one of the most popular podcasts on itunes.

 

Yesmate. Seconded.

[Stanley Saint]

I like the Kermode five live film review one, the collings and herrin one, the psm3 mag one and the radio 4 comedy ones. I'm starting to worry that I'm using my ipod more for these than for music. I need someone to recommend a good new music podcast for me (I'm an aging indie kid who would like to hear some new stuff)..any ideas?

[Block 5]

http://sessions.barenomore.com/

 

no doubt...James Lavelle (whilst being a bit of a penis) certainly knows his sh:t...

 

Cheers mate.

I'll check it out.

[Bentley]

Football Weekly

5 Live film reviews with Mark Kermode

Invisible Walls (computer game podcast, very geeky I know!)