If I'm watching a show, I always check to see if these guys have a podcast about it -- really enjoy their insight.

I just recently discovered Rick & Morty and Community, so I've enjoyed listening to Dan Harmon's podcast, Harmontown. I'm through about the first 100, and my favorite guests are Kumail Nanjiani and Mitchell Hurwitz (Arrested Development).

Save it for the Show -- I'm not sure how I stumbled upon this podcast, but I find it hilarious. It's just a regular guy and his brother-in-law talking about things that happen to him. A fan animated one of his stories...

Excellent character development for what is essentially a nonfiction story.

Not sure if this had been mentioned, but How Did This Get Made is very good. Paul, Jason, and June are all hilarious.

My favorite part of S-town easily was

I'm enjoying Poker Stories. Its interviews with various players (Nick Schulman, Lucky Chewy, Negreanu, Broke Bobby, Mike Sexton, Brian Rast, Scott Seiver, Matt Stout, Jason Koon & Jessie Sylvia so far)

give Congratulations by Chris D'elia a try. You'll either love it or hate it or hate-love it. But it's made me laugh my ass off more than plenty of times

Haha, yes that guy rules!

FYP

Yep. 2 episodes still to go and really enjoying it. Intrigued to see how it pans out.

Couple of serialised true crime pods I've discovered recently:

In The Dark - covers a small town child abduction case from 27 years ago that recently solved. Doesn't focus on the crime so much as the investigation.

Up and Vanished - about a small town murder of a woman from 2005 with no body ever found. This is very much a real-time investigation from a documentary film maker. Starts out well but slows as it goes on and is frustrating in parts. Not quite finished this one yet (still a few episodes to be released). I think it is being made into a TV series also.

Both are decent - kinda somewhere between Serial and S-Town.

Don't know if this has been mentioned, but I just started listening to my first podcast: How Did This Get Made? It's very very funny. They talk about crappy movies.

I've been listening to Holy F***ing Science and enjoyed every episode (11) so far.

Bret Easton Ellis

Anybody else use(d) downcast? Fairly sure it's the first app I ever downloaded - never really felt the need to change - I'm generally satisfied with it

Been listening to Howard Stern and Jason Ellis on Sirius in the car, are there any podcasts kind of like that?

check out history on fire

Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People is great; funny and serious at the same time

Turn round

Ah, nice. Didn't realise Bolelli had a podcast. Thanks.

Great one about random interesting things called...

Interesting Things Explained Well

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Jocko Podcast is my new jam. I loathe the guy for murdering vocationally, but I love the guy for being an outstanding motivator, and understanding interpersonal relations better than I'd ever have given a meathead military dude credit for before I began listening.

Been enjoying this after seeing it mentioned in another thread. Also been enjoying Jocko Podcast- the dude is so intense but he does relax and have fun with it a bit.

Also been enjoying Ponzi Supernova - 6 part series on the Bernie Madoff scandal.

Business Related Podcasts

How to Start a Startup: a 20-class Stanford course led by Y Combinator and an incredible array of startup founders

Masters of Scale: Reid Hoffman (PayPal, LinkedIn) on startups. Very insightful and major guests (Mark Zuckerberg was a recent interview).

The GaryVee Audio Experience: Mostly about social advertising/communication, but the guy is a pretty intense personality (very love/hate), and if you like him, pretty entertaining.

Tim Ferriss: Mostly listen to the business and entertainment-related episodes.