• In Our Time
• Thinking Allowed
• Philosophize This
• Revolutions

• Behind the Bastards
• Last Podcast on the Left
• Infinite Monkey Cage
• We Can Be Weirdos
• The Adam Buxton Podcast
• Betwixt the Sheets

No Such Thing As A Fish is pretty good, it’s basically just more QI

• Behind the Bastards
• Darknet Diaries
• If Books Could Kill
• SpyCast

I’ve also listened through Jon Ronson’s 2 season series Things Fell Apart, which is on various culture wars over the years. That’s well worth a listen to, it covers the roots of abortion becoming an issue as well as many others.

Wolf 359. It’s a funny sci-fi radio drama. On my second listen through.

Triforce podcast, stop skeletons from podcasting, and the yascast

Pretty much exclusively F**kface.

My partner listens to a variety and I do enjoy the bits I hear of This Paranormal Life though.

It’s safe to say that I’m in it for laughs and not much else.

There are three I listen to regularly;

• Adrift
• Three Bean Salad
• The Cryptid Factor

I’ve also just started listening to Mythical Creatures.

• Mandatory Redistribution Party - Left wing political discussion.
• Off Menu - Food discussion usually with comedians based around dream meals.
• RHLSTP - Richard Herring’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Comedy and adjacent discussions in front of a live audience.
• Adam Buxton Podcast - Long form interviews.
• Alexei Sayle Podcast - Angry old man comedian shouts about left wing stuff. Some interviews.
• Horne Section Podcast - Music and comedy with guests.
• The Worst Idea of All Time - 2 NZ comedians watch and review the same film every week for a year.

I listen to mostly upbeat stuff.

Surrealist/Absurd Comedy

• The Beef and Dairy Network
• Regular Features

Dungeons & Dragons

• Dungeons and Daddies
• The Adventure Zone

Star Trek

• The Greatest Generation
• Greatest Trek

Regular listens are:

• No Such Thing As A Fish
• The Modern Mann
• Infinite Monkey Cage
• Naturebang

Can also recommend:

• The Missing Cryptoqueen
• How To Fuck Up An Airport

Lolita podcast was absolutely enthralling. The book is a horror story told from the PoV of the monster, but somehow socetiy has turned that in to a “forbidden love” story in absolutely mind boggling ways.

My number one Must Listen these days is The Blindboy Podcast.

I like the random nature of it. This week he chatted at length with a Brummie historian about the history of the British working class, last week he went on a deep dive into wanking wardrobes and an Irish spanking cult. Next week he might talk on mindfulness or meditation.

Lots. I’ve so many in my subscription list I’m usually quite late catching up.

13 Minutes to the Moon . A Podcast Of Unnecessary Detail . A Problem Squared . And He Said To Me . Anglo Saxon England Podcast . Belle Books & Stories . Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford . Dark and Twisty Tales: folk stories and fairy tales for the unafraid. . DeepMind: The Podcast . Dr Janina Ramirez - Art Detective . Fabulous Folklore with Icy . Lunch with Leon . Mind The Gap: Tube 160 . More or Less: Behind the Stats . Mythical Creatures . Page 94: The Private Eye Podcast . Roundel Round We Go . Sideways . Soho Bites Podcast . Something Rhymes with Purple . Spit Or Swallow podcast . The British History Podcast . The Curious Cases of Rutherford & Fry . The History of England . The Infinite Monkey Cage . The Things That Made England . This Is Not History . Uncharted with Hannah Fry . You’re Dead to Me .