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Is this a good place to plug my podcast where we talk about Adam Sandler movies?
Edit: Fuck it, I'll do it anyway.
Edit two: Holy shit, people aren't actually downvoting me this time! You guys have no idea how hard it is to talk about an Adam Sandler podcast on Reddit. It's seriously damn near impossible. Please let me know if you like it.
EDIT MARK 3: Someone asked for a non itunes link so here's our Stitcher!
Also, I don't want to look like a dick but I should capitalize on this opportunity by also posting the link to our YouTube page where I post my Rick and Morty Podcast!
Hey guys, thanks for all the kind words. FoundMyFitness is trending #10 on iTunes for Fitness & Nutrition! I'd love to see that happen on Stitcher too if you guys use those mediums... make sure to check it out!
If you guys have any questions about anything we talked about on the show leave message and I'll try to get back to you guys in the morning.
Posted this earlier and got downvoted (fully expect the same) . Look at the context.
> Let me start of by saying, this isn't sympathy for Reigns or anything. Seriously guys, listen to the whole quote. It's starts at around: 9:26.
>http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sam-roberts-wrestling-podcast/e/36776291?autoplay=true[1]
>I know you guys are in full "Hate Roman circle jerk", but come on. He's telling the truth, WWE is going to do what they want no matter how the IWC or anyone else feels. We already know this. But, he's saying at least he's providing for his family. He wasn't saying "haha I'm getting the one getting rich, so fuck you".
>Pretty sure every wrestler feels this way.
Sleepwalker did it for $1000.
And Pmag's $300 Challenge is a great resource for getting started with cheap gear.
Took me a while to find it, but here's a good interview with Animal who thru'd in 2012 on $1500. He had a much more analytical approach to frugal hiking then Sleepwalker did.
If you listen to the entire interview I think this is one of the moments he gets most enthused. You've done good The_Real_Irish. _Real good.
*edit links
It's one example among several, though. And there's counter examples like Kansas, where Brownback dropped taxes and the economy fell into the toilet.
The more data points we collect, the more we find that Republican tax philosophy is not supported by the evidence.
Found it: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/toucher-rich/e/38304454
"Wes Welker and Chris Gronkowski joined Toucher & Rich in studio with Dr. Robert Leonard."
0:00 - 6:40: Wes Welker
6:40 - 11:40: Chris Gronk
9:25: Sword Fight
For me the underdog moment (giving all necessary respects to farts and pro, knifegrab, two thumbs and not much else, and iBrain) is the would you rather from the 2013 NYC live show with Chris Gethard, PFT, and Paul Scheer.
The episode was part of the CBB tour, but you can listen to the episodes on stitcher for free if you're cheap.
I wonder whether the pictographs on the cabin wall (where Patti is imprisoned) were intended to make us think of a cave. It could be a reference to Plato's Allegory of the Cave. They could be reinforcing that there is a higher order of reality that we and the main characters can't see. Kevin Senior and Dean may be the first escapees now trying to rescue the others. If so, we might also understand that Patti and the GR are just as unenlightened as the others, as she is clearly a prisoner in the cabin scene.
Fake ninja edit: While writing this comment, I searched for others suggesting this connection and found a podcast. About 3/4 of the way through, he points out parallels he sees in Episode 7 to Plato's Cave.
Actually, they both have podcasts. Sage LaTorra's is Another Question, in which he and cohost Adam "No, the Other Adam" Blinkinsop answer a listener question where the answer is one roleplaying game or another.
What if I told you there was a popular podcast devoted to two New Zealanders watching that very same movie completely every week? That they recorded 52 episodes devoted to the experience of watching Grown Ups 2 entirely?
Indeed it is. I heard about this when he was on Jake Fogelnest's podcast. The interview is pretty good. I'm really glad he's still doing stuff and didn't disappear in the 90's (also glad his stuff is still funny).
I'm currently listening to The Worst Idea of All Time. This is the most ridiculous fucking podcast I've ever heard. These guys are watching Grown Ups 2 every week and reviewing it and losing their minds.
100% highly recommend.
Snover, the powershell inventor, comes from a Unix background. He initially tried to basically just bring bash over, but since windows is more object than text based, it didnt really work. They had to start fresh, and some "weird" ommisions were made. With ssh, it was the sales culture at the time. Balmer didnt want interoperability between linux and Windows, because thats one less server license and CAL set you can sell, once less step to lockin. With Azure printing money hosting linux and containers, and a new engineering CEO, lots of long dead stupid will be flipped around, and its going to come fast. Snover himself joked about it saying "We invest 10billion/year into R&D. When Microsoft wants to actually do something, we do it very quickly."
This. It gets mentioned in one of the Sensible Chuckle podcasts that they're both huge Steely Dan fans, hence the names Walter and Donald.
Here's a list of the top 100 podcasts. From what I can tell, the liberal shows do much better in podcasts, but still don't surpass the conservative ones.
If anyone is interested, I recently had the opportunity to speak with Nicholas Blackston, one of the recipients of this treatment. You can hear our interview here
They play all over the place. I have a podcast that features local bands. Find one you like, then check their websites to see where artists your like are playing next.
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode 47 - People That Are Going to Hell
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
Today we recap everything that we experienced during SXSW including meeting podcast pioneers Adam Carolla and seeing Jimmy Kimmel Live from Austin, TX. We induct people into the "People That Are Going to Hell". Also names we don't like being called and the most depressing meals we've eaten.
I think the issue is actually bad or poor leadership in Africa. It doesnt matter if the money comes from the west or the east, if our leaders make bad deals, are corrupt or incompetent then the result is the same.
I did find the Intelligence Squared debate around it to be interesting. It challenged my automatic negative reaction to eastern investment and realise that the problem is actually of our own making. We are able to do better but dont.
No, that's not how it works.
The cut of the shirt is not protected, not for OP's friend and not for Target. It's not original enough. I mean, think about it. There are only so many ways you can make a T-shirt. It would be ridiculous (try impossible) if they were all copy righted. The only time you really get into trouble with such basic cuts is if you sell something claiming to be made by a designer, which was not done here. Even if you copy (an imageless) designer shirt, it's usually fine as long as you admit who really made it.
This is a huge problem in the fashion industry, but I digress.
The image, though, is original. If OP's friend can prove she created it, and sold it in her etsy shop before Target got a hold of them, she wins.
It has nothing to do with clothing, really, just the use of her original and copy righted image. The court recognizes clothing as "useful", not art.
Source: Iowa State University lecture on copy right and piracy in fashion
Stitcher changed the way they track and report metrics. Libsyn metrics do reflect Stitcher downloads. You can see the official response from Stitcher HERE.
edit: I checked my Libsyn stats and now see Stitcher download numbers greater than 1 for my episodes. I also reached out to Libsyn on Twitter to confirm. I'll let you know as soon as I get a response, but I'm about 99% sure that Stitcher downloads are now included.
Response from Libsyn: Stitcher stats <strong>are</strong> included.
I think your best bet is to just follow a VR blog, like roadtovr.com. Subscribe to their RSS, Email, Twitter, or Facebook feeds depending on your preference. I'm not big into podcasts, but there's also the Rev VR podcast.
If you really want to pay someone, I doubt they'd turn down a supporting donation.
I had never heard of Stitcher, and had assumed you were talking about a podcasting player app. After looking at their FAQ, looks like it's not the same thing.
The Stitcher FAQ says someone needs to supply the RSS feed address to Stitcher, and they'll include it in their system:
> How do I get my show on Stitcher?
> Stitcher is programmed using RSS feeds. You provide us the link to your RSS feed; we load it into the system, program it and process it on an ongoing basis for fast and seamless play over mobile and in-car networks.
> It’s easy! Visit our sign up form to submit your show.
You are not alone. I am currently in your position, except I remedied the issue by enrolling in that Coursera class posted a day or two ago.
As for podcasts, I know there were a few delivered via an Android app I just had installed a few months ago, let me go find the name and I'll be right back.
EDIT: Stitcher. It had a few philosophy casts on it last I used it. They appear to be there still, though I didn't see an explicit Browse category for Philosophy, so just use the search bar. I found that Partially Examined Life is on there, though I haven't listened to that so I can't speak to the depth or richness of its content.
But there are some options there!
I'm largely self-taught, but I've been at the audio-engineering thing for fifteen years or so. Been working in production sound for a couple years now (it was all music production and sound design before that)
So while some of our film-related skillsets might be on par, I could probably offer some advice on the whole "being a professional sound person" kind of thing. If you're up for it, check out this thing I did from last year. If you don't hate the sound of my voice, I'd be happy to meet for lunch or something sometime (I'm in LA as well). You could pick my brain on the whole 'working with sound for a living' thing, and I could get some insight into what a Film School teaches it's sound guys.
If you're up for it, PM me and I'll toss you my phone number.
I've always had long commutes and learned this lesson quickly. I killed the ASOIAF, Dark Tower, and am now on Wheel of Time.
Extra LPT. Get Stitcher. Listen to http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-biggest-problem-in-the-universe or http://www.harmontown.com/category/podcasts/ on the way to work.
Joncast! We are still pretty new but we have 9 episodes and we are trying to venture out around Charlotte to try and build a community of geeks. We are also going to be doing tournaments every month. March 21st we have our first Mario Kart 8 tournament.
Here is our blog: http://www.joncasts.net/
Yep...Alton Brown tells a story about him trying to figure out why his Grandmother's biscuits were so much better than his.
After discounting everything else, it came down to kneading the dough. His Grandmother's arthritis kept her from making a closed fist/squeezing the dough too much. So keep that in mind, mix the ingredients like you have arthritis!
Alton Browncast episode with William Shatner that has the story
Releasing this week's episode a day early! Today we talk about the recent 8R8K and decide who we would want casted for a Homestuck movie if such a thing were to exist! Apologies for having to have you download off iTunes this time, Podbay is having a severe virus attack, and I don't want you all breaking your computers in order to listen...
EDIT: Stitcher is working for those who can't download
My Podcast: Make Dad Read Comics is an attempt share my love comics with my 65 year old father who has never read comics in his life. In fact over a year ago he regarded them as “literature for the illiterate”. In that time Dad has stopped at least calling characters “creatures” and we discuss different aspects of comic concepts as I try to explain tropes, methods, and genre. It is really just a nice excuse to talk crazy nonsense with my Dad each week.
Not cynical in anyway just me trying to explain Preacher, Batman, Akira, Spider-Man and so forth with my Dad
But if this is not to your liking
Hey Kids Comics
11 O Clock Comics
Hello /r/podcasts! We're back again with our fictional comedy film noir podcast. Hope you'll enjoy.
Dopple Avenue Hurt, Case 1: The Silver Casket - Part 3: A Scarface Sting: (NSFW language)
After being nicely tortured by a couple of confused henchmen, Keyes decides it's time to get these two fellas off his back. He enlists the help of his ex-partner from the force, Paul Went, to help devise a sting operation to catch these two hooligans. But figuring out just how the sting is supposed to go down may be harder than it seems...
Our website: www.sharkdropper.com
Manchild: A Podcast About Grown Up Stuff
#10: Finance: Part 2 (Livin' A Quarter Mile At A Time)
Listen on… iTunes | Stitcher | RSS
It's the grand finale of Steve and Andrea's two-episode look into finance, and the SkyMall's the limit this week because we're talking about spending, splurging, and makin' it rain (which is way more awkward than it looks on TV). Get your credit score up to at least 5 as Steve schools us on how credit works, and then treat yourself for all that learning by coming with us to Doughnut Monday and Medieval Times! Leave your kid at home though, because Steve's not buying him a hot fudge sundae.
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Thanks Charles! And no, I don't mind. :)
And yes, I do plan on getting a ton of interviews at SVVRCon that intend on releasing on a daily basis afterwards for at least 3-5 weeks.
I've also enjoyed listening to Reverend Kyle's Rev VR and EnterVR podcasts. I think Reverend Kyle has done an amazing job at tracking the community, hottest demos and breaking news over the past year. And Cris Miranda brings in a lot of diverse voices in a lot of really, in-depth and comprehensive discussions.
My initial interests do tend to be in the non-gaming aspects of education, filmmaking, storytelling, and science data visualization. But I'm also curious to talk more with VR game developers to figure out what does and doesn't work in VR, and I'm curious to see how the issue of user interfaces and VR input controls will evolve.
I see it as a brand new communications medium, and I'm really curious to see how the game development community innovates on VR experiences and help to figure out this wild west platform. But I also intend on bringing in more voices from the "Old VR" world of IEEE VR, 3DUI, SIGGRAPH, academia, and immersive education to hear more what they've learned about VR over the years.
I think that the breakthrough VR experience that really defines this medium can come from anywhere, and it'll most likely come from a game developer. Either way, I'm excited to see where it all goes and look forward to having a lot more conversations with folks from all different types of backgrounds.
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode 48 - This One's Bitter...
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
Today I explain my frustration with certain podcasts who have been giving me shit lately. Our show has been criticized for being vulgar and because of our format. It pisses me off because it comes form these lame generic "gaming gamer" type shows.
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode 42 - Love and Taxes (Valentine's Day Special)
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
We celebrate Valentine's Day a little early today and talk about our V-Day plans. I give my playlist for single guys and talk about my biggest V-day regret. Also I see a showdown erupt before me on a city bus, Rudy gives us his Shark Tank pitch, and we call somebody out who has been hiding something dirty from the show!
But You're Wrong - Episode 235: Keith Goes Catfishing
The answer episode to #224 "All Three Tunnels." Keith pretends to be a lady looking for love on Craiglist, but wants romantic inquires only. How many responses did he get? Were they romantic? How many pictures of junk did he see? Did the men of Craigslist redeem themselves? All answers are within. Also, Keith's dental history. (01:33:19)
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<strong>Almost Educational - EP 34: Empire Advocate</strong>
Two educators attempt to educate one another on a subject using a thought experiment or random thesis as the premise. Patrick challenges Dennis to defend his view that Empires throughout history are a positive economic, and technological force for mankind. Patrick gets all hippie socialist while Dennis makes Caesar proud. Pax Mongolia, Die Hard, Economics, World Systems, and Wayne State all appear.
I recommend listening to the Nutrition Diva. She has a graduate degree in Nutrition and doesn't fall for the hysteria, she uses a science based approach in her nutrition advice and has a website, a podcast and youtube videos to help you understand nutrition as it relates to you.
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-nutrition-divas-quick-and-dirty-tips-for-eating-well-and
If you doubt her credibility (which I did because I'm skeptical of most nutrition information) see what she has to say about "chemicals" "food additives" "processed food" and the like.
Here is one for example: Why I'm Not Afraid of Yoga Mat Chemicals in My Bread
More info: http://www.zencommuter.com/blog/251-the-six-best-podcasts-for-exercise-and-nutrition-information
You should check out the Bible Geek Pretty sure he has talked about this.
Or look into redaction criticism.
Our show, Liar City, is Clearwater-based. I thought it'd be nice to give a general overview of the Project Normandy stuff and the Gabe Cazares stuff, since 'Going Clear' is likely to just gloss over those two things.
Check it out if you're into that sort of thing.
Stitcher:
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/liar-city
TuneIn Radio:
The guys from 8bitfix used to do one. I don't think they've posted anything in a while but back episodes are still there.
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/8bitfix-the-bitcasts-couch-coop
A local based podcast would be an awesome idea. I'd certainly listen.
Mine's only 20 minutes in rush hour on city streets, but I've done something similar to your commute before.
My main tip is to get into podcasts or audiobooks. There are apps for your phone where you subscribe to podcasts and it downloads them to your phone while you're on wifi. I can recommend This American Life, Radiolab, pretty much anything by NPR (I like Planet Money), Serial, Freakonomics, Intelligence Squared Debates, 99% Invisible, or you can just look at this list. There's a podcast for everybody.
I use PocketCasts on Android and I've heard Overcast is good on iPhone. Overcast has premade lists based on certain categories that you can subscribe to which is helpful when you're starting out.
Other than that you can subscribe to Audible to get a new audiobook every month. I'm just now getting into that so I don't have any good recommendations.
I find that listening to people talk works a lot better than listening to music for those long driving trips.
And if iTunes feeds aren't your thing, I believe you can just go to: http://svgimmersion.com/ (forgive the not yet styled default page) and just listen off there.
Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=62576&refid=stpr http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=62576&refid=stpr
Cant give enough praise to Party of Four. Probably one of the funniest podcasts I've ever listened to. Sadly, there are only 12 episodes. But season two's coming soon! ...hopefully.
I can understand that. If you want to share equipment and hosting it makes a lot of sense for you guys to be within the same geographical locale. I'm thinking more conceptually, I suppose, like my podcast Local Look is working a mock NPR vein and so I'm trying to partner up with other people who are working in that same sort of vein. Does that make sense?
For me it was during that Orton feud in the summer that really exposed Reigns as no where near ready. Who knew that when he was fed those lines about knocking the vipers teeth out and making him a worm were merely just the tip of the iceberg.
Aside from his mic work Reigns is not good in the ring either. I liken him to Barrett from a few years ago. Reigns is this really big dude whose known as a bruiser but doesn't do many power moves, kicks and punches fill out his offense, and he get lost in rest hold city all the time. It doesn't make for a compelling match nor does it make for a compelling wrestler.
Also please go listen to this interview he did with Sam Roberts of O&A 2 days before the Rumble. Dude comes off as a complete bag of dicks. Total cocky cock. Sounds completely like the entitled 4th generation star you would think he is.
Sam Roberts interview: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sam-roberts-wrestling-podcast/e/36776291?autoplay=true
Interesting. I used to feel bad for him, and I'm sure he is a good guy, but what do you think about this interview?
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sam-roberts-wrestling-podcast/e/36776291?autoplay=true
"Fans have to realize that as opinionated as they are and the way you want it, the company is the same way and they are gonna do what they wanna do... hopefully at the end of the day, I'm the one getting rich."
That's awesome bro, our relationship changes everything. Beauty, chemistry sexuality all God's idea. And God is Good, he's not after our begrudging submission but our long term joy.
Doing a series of shows on the trifecta of human motivation...
If anyone is interested in the causes and lead up to WWI, I strongly recommend listening to Dan Carlin's podcast Hardcore History. He has a four-part series on WWI and it's fascinating.
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/dan-carlins-hardcore-history-30606
<strong>Almost Educational - EP 19 : Fix American Education</strong>
Two educators Patrick and Dennis sit down and attempt to educate one another on a subject using a thought experiment or random question as the premise. Dennis and Patrick find a magic lamp and the most boring genie grants them three wishes to change the American Educational system with no financial or political constraints. Jackson Pollock, Finland, and at risk teens all appear.
I dunno jack, but this is a great episode of the Joe rogan experience with Trevor Valle host of mammoth unearthed and they go on in a conversation about how its possible but not yet. PEACE!
http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-joe-rogan-experience/e/565-trevor-valle-35772071
EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK Episode #20 - "The Seven-Month Itch (Part Two)"
Married couple/writers Alex & Thomas Green continue their journey to watch and critically deconstruct every episode of the popular sitcom Full House. This week, Alex & Tom watch the episode where Uncle Jesse rebelliously sits around a fireplace in Tahoe and sings the golden hits of the 1970’s while DJ trains her young sisters to become young, heartless sociopaths in an effort to bring him back to San Francisco.
NSFW - some f-bombs
Only 3 episodes left in the first season of our fictional film noir / comedy serial podcast. Listen to the adventure of the best damn P.I. this side of the Mississippi:
Dopple Avenue Hurt
Case 1: The Silver Casket - Part 10: The Nice Bad Guy
^Explicit ^Language
In this week's episode of Dopple Avenue Hurt, Keyes races to the hospital to discover the shocking truth of why Paul, his old partner from the BHPD, was rushed to the hospital. Lorraine and Arthur join him at Paul's bedside to help discover new leads in The Case of the Silver Casket, and take the first real offensive approach against solving this doozy. Could this be the moment where our favorite P.I. finally figures it all out? Perhaps. Listen, and find out.
Our website: www.sharkdropper.com
I was actually just listening to an entire podcast about this. I think he hit the nail on the head for the most part.
Re-Upload today with the quality tracks ;)
On the show Kyle discusses his endeavors including the recent trip to Oculus Connect. The Weekly Weekly includes discussion on the latest input devices, Oculus CEOs donation to U of M and a video that has sparked much debate.
Subscribe on... https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/is-this-real-life/id896071827?mt=2
Good day /r/podcasts! I bring you the latest episode of our fictional film noir / comedy podcast. This episode? Things get a little crazy, hope you enjoy:
Dopple Avenue Hurt
Case 1: The Silver Casket - Part 8: Chucky
^Explicit ^Language
On this week's episode of Dopple Avenue Hurt, P.I. James Keyes is pressed face to face with Russian henchman Carter Suckadick. Somehow this vial nemesis broke out from behind bars, found his was to Keyes, and threatens this poor detective's life. How will the best P.I. this side of the Mississippi squeeze his way out of this cucumber, oh wait, I mean pickle.
our website:
It's Wednesday and that means its time to throw our fictional comedy / film noir podcast into the mix:
Dopple Avenue Hurt
Case 1: The Silver Casket - Part 6: Grace Kelly
^Explicit ^language.
As our boy James Keyes interviews the rest of the O'Reily family, it seems the case is becoming a bit clearer, or is it? It's hard to interpret all of the information Terrence's family is giving him due to the fact that they would all be better suited living in a methodone clinic rather than an extravogent mansion. Between drunks, country girls, aspiring young actresses, and a daughter who adopts her dialogue straight from a literal interpretation of a film manuscript, Keyes will have to decipher how to proceed with the case, if at all.
iTunes | Stitcher | Direct Download
Our website: www.sharkdropper.com
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode #68 - A Bad Joke, Beef, and Blind Date
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
Talking about how I went on a blind date with a girl I met on Twitter who turned out to be much older than me. Also, we found out someone on the show has a secret Ok! Cupid account. We play an 8-bit Name That Song Game and we kinda start a beef with another podcast from Austin, TX.
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode #67 - Live Will Be RUINED
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
Today we play our version of Truth or Dare where we reveal some dark hidden secrets accidentally! Plus we went to see the new Ninja Turtles movie, the Are You Old Quiz?, and we explore Austin, TX!
Might I interest you in my podcast, Eric and the Legion! I do a read-through of the Legion of Superheroes archive in chronological order. It's not the full 6 hours, but it may take up 2-3!
It is also available on Stitcher and on iTunes!
Rethink Pink Podcast
Episode #9 Bikinis, Speedos, and....Sweaters?
SFW
This week I share a story about summer's gone by when I went to Wasaga beach with my family and I almost let my brother drown accidentally.
My featured guest is Maria Dismondy, a wonderful and award winning children's book author of many books.
Feel free to contact me on here, by email: or on twitter @_rethinkpink
Flixwise
Teen Moviethon: DAZED AND CONFUSED
It's the final installment in this trio of teen movie submissions. This time, Emma Guerard must convince the panel that Richard Linklater's DAZED AND CONFUSED is one of the greatest teen movies of all time. Find out if Lady P and Andy Theiss agree that DAZED AND CONFUSED is worthy of inclusion in the Flixwise Favorites List.
Art of the Kickstart
Episode 14: Crowdfunding Designs to Innovate How We Move Through the World with RocketSkates
Mobility designer Peter Treadway shares an amazing journey of revolutionizing the way we as humans move through the world. With tons of Kickstarter success and many creations it is surely worth a listen.
Safe for all!
Red Zone Warriors Show These guys aren't as well known as the ones listed, but I recently found them, and they seem to know their shit.
Great show tonight fellas. I know I mentioned it but consider hooking up your rss feed to stitcher for easy podcast listening on mobile. Here's the instructions.
Of the podcasts I listen to, besides iTunes, they are often requesting a rating on Sticher. I presume this implies they get a fair amount of listened from there.
Take a look at their FAQ to add your content to Sticher.
http://www.stitcher.com/content-faq
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The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode 51 - Kimmel Couldn't Do It....
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
The Late Night game is shaping up to be the best it's ever been! I fight for Kimmel as the best host while others beg for Fallon. Also, we talk about albums we'd like to see performed in their entirety, a lady off Craigslist blows up my phone, and is the new $100 Grilled Cheese Sandwich really worth it?
fortheloveofpod Episode 5: Will and Bobby Know Everything
Direct: www.talkingheadpodcasts.com/fortheloveofpod
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fortheloveofpod-talking-head/id828243649
Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/jake-calland/fortheloveofpod?refid=stpr
This week on #fortheloveofpod, we bring you a show that can only be described as awesome! Will and Bobby come together to make a truly funny and unique experience every single week! In the episode they chose for you all this week, they cover the musical Cats and all of it's absurdity.
If you want your show featured on #fortheloveofpod, just send me an email at so we can put you and your show on the schedule!
Good morning Hip Hop, and Happy Throwback Thursday!! Episode 8 of Mr. Throwback Thursday - "F#$% Gene Simmons is up and running. NSFW due to some language (especially this week) This week we bring you a new One and Done, our Record of the Week, a VERY special Old to the New, we get pissed off at Kiss member Gene Simmons, and of course...(most of) your answers to the poll question.
> Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/order-333 > iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/order-333/id662758518
Causal gamers will fucking love this podcast.
Ducks are practically penguins - so DUCKS!
Don't talk to Tom.
- Bob & Dave are Terrible People Ep 41
- Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?eid=32309596&refid=stpr
- Video: http://www.laffcast.com/BobnDave/
- Audio: http://www.bobndaveareterrible.com/mp3s/BobnDave-41.mp3
- VERY NSFW
- Bob And Dave Are Terrible People return with Philly's Phunniest Winner James Hesky and host of We Do Robert Ecks.
- At 2:50 Dave wishes everyone a happy black history month (sort of) and gives his top white guilt movie picks
- At 5:30 - Bob & Dave are Terrible at the news
- At 22:45 - We listen to some of Robert Eck's Standup
- At 28:30 - Robert Ecks tells us about Noise Music and the pros and cons of performing comedy and a noise music festival.
- At 38:15 - We check out some of James Hesky's Standup
- At 43:25 - James drops a bachelor party related bomb file.
- At 51:00 - The gang gives us their weekly rants.
National Geographic Weekend! (pardon the self-promotion). Here's a link to our stitcher podcast. Basically just a radio version of everything that National Geographic does: science, conservation, adventure, travel, etc.
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode #40 - Girl Scout Panhandlers ft. Carlos (former Bobby Bones Show)
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
Today we welcome Carlos former producer for The Bobby Bones Show! We talk to him about what he's been up after being off the air for a year. We also ask him about his recent celebrity run-ins and the relationship between him and his twin brother. Also Carlos and our own Rudy face-off in a race to the bottom in Easy History Trivia!
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode 39 - Hot Dog Hallucinations ft. Dan Cofer (Punk Melody Time/ex-Parasites)
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Today's guest: Dan Cofer who is the host of Punk Melody Time on KOOP FM. He also used to play drums for the Parasites.
We talk with him about his weekly radio show, moving to and living in Austin, and his rise and fall as the drummer for The Parasites. Also what it was like being in a touring band in the 90's and how he won a Vegan Hot Dog Eating Contest! Plus he sticks around for our regular show bits to have some fun with us!
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode 37 -Born From a Drug Fueled Rage Available on iTunes and Stitcher NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line We're back with Season 2! Today we're talking about the start of a new year and give our BOLD predictions for 2014 by predicting headlines. Plus we give our personal origin stories, the first caller of the year, and the BEST of the Guy with 2 dongs
The Everyday Destruction Show - Episode 37 - Born From a Drug Fueled Rage
Available on iTunes and Stitcher
NSFW: Generous cursing with the occasional dirty line
We're back with Season 2! Today we're talking about the start of a new year and give our BOLD predictions for 2014 by predicting headlines. Plus we give our personal origin stories, the first caller of the year, and the BEST of the Guy with 2 Penises' AMA.
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listen to The Worst Idea of All Time
it's these two new zealand guys who watch grown ups 2 and review it once a week for an entire year. it's the only podcast I actively follow
Hope this is alright to post. I didn't see anything against it in the subs rules so please let me know if not.
I've been lurking here for a while and debating whether to post this or not. Reddit has a huge stigma against Sandler movies and it's totally deserved most of the time but I think my show is worth listening to. We talk about the movies on a case-by-case basis and don't verge into the Adam Sandler circlejerk of saying that all of his movies suck or by praising them blindly.
Anyway, I've worked really hard on this and there's 15+ episodes to listen to so check it out if it sounds interesting to you.
If you can, I'd love comments about the show. Let me know if you like it or not and what you think works or could be improved. I still have about 25 movies to go so there's plenty of time for me to make the show better as I go.
Here's a Stitcher link for people that don't have Itunes.
This http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=16277&refid=asa
And brandis one (he invites other housewives quite frequently)
I would love to pass you the link but that woman makes it close to impossible to hear her podcast on any other platform than iTunes.
I wish she would fix that crap
<strong>Almost Educational - EP 33: Fictional Atlas</strong>
Two educators attempt to educate one another on a subject using a thought experiment or random thesis as the premise. Patrick and Dennis construct an atlas using their favorite fictional cities, nations, and places from the realms of prose, film, animation, comic books, and television. Disney, Akira, Ron Swanson, The Black Panther, and Soviet Sci Fi included.
I'll start the ball rolling by suggesting The Ricky Gervais Show and The Worst idea of All Time for comedy. Education/Science I like to listen to The Infinite Monkey Cage.
Game of Thrones "High Sparrow"
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SPOILERS CONTAINED! Each week join Jessica and Dean from LSG Media as they cover HBO's hit television series, "A Game of Thrones." When asked why people should listen, here is what LSG Media had to say: Because you want some discussion with a pulse. Because you’re tired of monotone nit-pick reviewers who pompously dump all over your favorite shows and movies. Because you want the pants entertained right off of you. Because you want to laugh out loud at our terrible imitations. Because you want some blue comedy mixed with intelligent analysis, and peppered with philosophy.
<strong>Almost Educational - EP 32: James Bond Head Canon</strong>
EP 32: James Bond Head Canon
John Watson’s Man Parts
Two educators attempt to educate one another on a subject using a thought experiment or random thesis as the premise. Patrick wants to know if the concepts of canon, reboots, retcons, and continuity surrounding intellectual property can be explained through the lens of James Bond. Dennis and Patrick throw Spider-Man, Sherlock Holmes, and St. Elsewhere into the mix as well.
We have a podcast that seeks to recreate 1940s radio drama. We call it Dopple Avenue Hurt ( which you can listen to on iTunes, Libsyn or Stitcher)
It follows detective James Keyes as he attempts to solve the murder of a billionaire. We also recently released a 3 episode spinoff following his secretary's search for her missing cat. Hope you enjoy it!
Inconclusive Breakdown NSFW
S2E4: Bruce Jenner's Trans Midgets
Entertainment, Sports and Wrestling News
Top 10: Celebrity Deathmatches we want to see
Fan Casting: Spider-Verse
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Twitter: @InconclusivePod, @Cyborgsumo, @ChimpTornado, @TimmySchisler, @ShorTimmy and @FetalBliss
Facebook: Official Inconclusive Breakdown Podcast Group
<strong>Almost Educational - EP 31 Did Robocop Predict the Future?</strong>
Two educators attempt to educate one another on a subject using a thought experiment or random thesis as the premise. Patrick wants to know if The 1987 Film Robocop predicts the future. Do scientist need to use science fiction to spread the message of good science? Is science fiction best as metaphor for social topics? The boys discuss hard science fiction, Detroit History, The Expanse, Fahrenheit 451, drones, and generification.
It was a pleasure interviewing on your show. You offer an amazing resource to people of all walks running or thinking about starting a business.
For those of you who have yet to hear it, here's the link to my interview with Eric on Dirt Cheap Startup Podcast.
PS: Would love for that vote on Product Hunt
I am not saying you venerated any slate makers. It just appears you have a big problem with these slate makers specifically.
I probably listened to the same interview.
I heard them acknowledge the historical importance of the Hugos. They stated that they respect that vast majority (paraphrasing) of worldcon members, and hugo voters. They do not appreciate what they view as cliches slating their nominations. Is there a bit of salt, yup. No more than as the result of this years nominations. In order to fight slates there are only two options. Make a slate yourself, or vote "no reward".
I prefer Thinking Sideways and Criminal (basically the TAL of True Crime). I just find S&S a bit melodramatic.
I highly recommend checking out the explanation of Bernardo Kastrup. First you can check this podcast episode where he explains how "all is in consciousness" and how does that relate to psychedelic experience : http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/psychedelic-salon/e/434kastrup-the-metaphysics-of-the-psychedelic-experience-36857117. If it resonates with you, go check his book "Why materialism is Baloney" where he covers the topic to a great extent.
BPS Podcast Episode 48b: Tugboats
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Part 2 of 2
The 2nd half of the interview with Darrin's bro, Jason. We learn that the Townsend boys keep their nuggets high and tight, while Tim falls victim to the effects of gravity. Jason and Tim share the same special undies technique. Chopper spreads the bidet Gospel, and we introduce the legend of Chowhai Man.
<strong>Almost Educational - EP 30: Generational Thinking</strong>
Zealots Techie Millennials
Two educators attempt to educate one another on a subject using a thought experiment or random thesis as the premise. This week the boys use Strauss and Howe's generational theory as a framework to create their own 200 years of American generations with new names and new figure heads. American History is broken into generations and nonsense ensues.
Dissecting the 80s #14 Wrestlemania V - Hulk Hogan Vs. "Macho Man" Randy Savage
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NSFW, but not a swear-fest.
Just discovered this sub! We're a comedy podcast that delves into 80s pop culture, predominantly via movies and TV. Normally we come out on Mondays, but switching it up for Wrestlemania weekend!
This week's episode: Tripp and Andrew jump into WRESTLEMANIA V and part of our podcast's birth to celebrate Wrestlemania weekend!
Can Hulk Hogan beat Macho Man Randy Savage? Is Vince McMahon the worst commentator of all time? Just how much flexing is too much flexing? Is Macho Man the better wrestler, despite the results? All this and more!
Hey hey!
Still working on the website side of things (we're currently just on a libsyn site), but we run the show with just a Blue Yeti mic, Virtual Audio Cable if we need to skype, and Audacity! I find the simplest set up is the best unless you have money to drop on a mixer and individual mics.
We used to run the show with 2 Blue Snowballs through an old laptop in a basement surrounded by super hard walls, but we eventually moved to an upstairs office space. It has a couch, which is lumpy but comfier than folding chairs, and lots of soft stuff to soak up excess sound.
We use Libsyn for the main publishing, but we feed out to iTunes and Stitcher.
The best thing you can do, however, is to stick to your schedule as closely as possible. Our main show and topic show have never missed a week and hopefully it never will!