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Favorite non-Wheaton podcasts?

 
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So I'm looking for other podcasts to listen to in addition to Paul's.

What's everyone's favorite podcasts? Doesn't have to be permaculture specifically.
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Here's a link to Paul Wheaton's Permaculture Podcasts: https://richsoil.com/permaculture/category/podcast

 
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Check out agroinnovations.com everything from permaculture, keyline, hollistic management and more.
 
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Great! Keep 'em coming
 
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I have about 2 hours of commuting time every day, so I have a couple daily podcast I listen to plus a few weeklies--most are too political to list here, though.


thesurvivalpodcast.com

Jack has a similar bent as Paul. There is something permie at least once a week.
 
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Yeah, I used to listen to TSP. I'm still somewhat active on Jack's forum too.

Anyone else?
 
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Science websites are some of my faves.

http://www.cbc.ca/quirks
CBC is the Canadian national broadcaster and Quirks & Quarks with Bob McDonald is a popular science show.

http://www.skepticality.com is the official skeptics magazine podcast

http://www.twiv.tv/ Is a sciencey website Listen to the podcasts of This Week In Virology.

It's interesting stuff.
 
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The C-Realm podcasts is one of my absolute favorites. The show covers many different subjects (including permaculture) and has evolved its focus throughout its run. The interviewer KMO is excellent, the dialogues and guests are almost always fascinating and thought provoking. I'm sure there's something in the archive for just about anyone.

http://c-realm.com/archive/
 
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I've enjoyed Sustainable World Radio, which comes from Santa Barbara, CA

Podcast page

They don't seem to be adding any new ones lately, but many of the old ones are worth listening to.
 
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I really enjoy:

Savage Love Cast - relationships/sex
Latest in Paleo -paleo/nutrition in the news + interviews
the Stuff You Should Know group (stuff you missed in history class, stuff mom never told you, etc.)
Public Radio International (PRI) The World with Rhitu Chatterjee
Stone Pages - archeology with a Scottish accent - lovely
GAPS Journey on Blog Talk Radio - not the best interviewing, but good interviewees, I'm very excited when I see another posted
various comedians - Duncan Trussell (DT Family Hour), Pete Holmes (You Made It Weird w/), Paul Gilmartin (Mental Illness Happy Hour)
StarTalkRadio - with astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson
Barefoot Beekeeper - top bar enthusiast
Chelsea Green Radio - usually brief statements from featured authors
HerbMentor Radio
This American Life
Freakonomics
Many NPR programs - Snap Judgement is especially good and not news related (1hr range), just excellent story telling as with StoryCorps (usually under 5min)
I frequently cry while listening to Snap Judgment and StoryCorps

Agroinnovations doesn't seem to be putting out any new content, but the old stuff is good.
FarmDreams - I find it lacking in permaculture, but I like their voices and I do get something from it
 
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Good ol Dan Savage... Good recommendation Clover

I have a number of podcasts I listen to on my commute, here's my top 3

Check out The Permaculture Podcast http://www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/ Scott Mann is putting a lot of effort into his show and getting top names, some really interesting talks. I find myself waiting for the next update.

Biodynamics Now - www.bdnow.com Excellent content, broadened my horizons

Chicken Thistle Farm https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/chicken-thistle-farm-coopcast/id492447550 Entertaining and hands-on oriented
 
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love and radio
theory of everything
catalog of ships
joe frank (you'll have to pay for most of his stuff)
99% invisible

exactly none of those have anything to do with permaculture. several are now defunct, but they're still good.
 
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Radio Ecoshock is one of my favourites though they have not had anything new since July, the old podcasts have great environmental oriented topics and guests .
http://www.ecoshock.org/
I am active on Jack Spirko's Survival podcast forum too . I really appreciated some of the others mentioned on here , I listen as I do morning chores in the barn : )
 
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Here's my list of permaculture podcasts:

http://organiclifeguru.com/top-permaculture-podcasts/
 
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Here's my list, consider repeats as up-votes.

The Survival Podcast
Permaculture Voices Podcast
99% Invisible
The Permaculute Podcast with Scott Mann
Freakonomics
The Human Path
Georgia Tech Athletics
 
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Diego has been doing some terrific podcasts for Permaculture Voices here.

He's got multiple interviews with Joel Salatin, a talk with Michael Pollan, Owen Hablutzel and soon Geoff Lawton.
 
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Julia Winter wrote:Diego has been doing some terrific podcasts for Permaculture Voices here.

He's got multiple interviews with Joel Salatin, a talk with Michael Pollan, Owen Hablutzel and soon Geoff Lawton.



ahem.... and an amazing young farmer named.....wait for it..... ADAM KLAUS!!!

podcast #6, For The WIN!

Thanks for a great interview Diego-
 
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Coast to Coast AM - which is my favorite podcast and is unfortunately a pay-for-play. But good news, it only costs 15 cents an episode when you sign up for a yearly subscription. For 15 cents, I get to go to bed at a normal time and skip all the commercials from the radio broadcast the night before. I can say this program has truly challenged my beliefs, values, and spirituality; all while broadening my horizons, and giving me the push to change and better my life for the right reasons.

Powerful Joe Rogan Experience - is a close second. Before you judge, give it a listen. I'm not an 'mma guy' or even a fan remotely of watching people pummel each other. In fact I let this prejudice hold me back from listening to a great source of info. Some guests are inspiring, some are knowledgeable, some are crude and disgusting, but usually I learn a life lesson from each episode. One episode will be some comedian making fart jokes, the next will be an astrophysicist, the next will be a doctor on the cutting edge of brain science, the next will be an artist or author, etc .......

I would classify these as 'non permaculture' but even then some guests will touch on subjects of direct interest to permaculture.
 
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Adam, I just listened to your interview with Diego and you're right, it was full of win!!
 
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My favorites are:
Dave Ramsey Show (financial advice)
eBay Scavengers (eBay discussions)
Harvest Eating (cooking with Chef Keith Snow, also a Montana guy)
Mountain Folk (folk and bluegrass music)
Quit! (career advice)
The Voluntary Life (freedom/liberty/simplicity)
 
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Hey, I'm loading my phone with Podcasts for the long drive up the Alaska Highway (going in April) and looking for some new interesting podcasts.  Not necessary that they be about permaculture, but food, gardening, orchards, and trees always hold my interest.  

Ones I like that nobody has mentioned yet include two from NPR:

You Bet Your Garden

and

The Splendid Table

 
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I love Splendid Table, and another podcast I enjoy so much that I'm a patron (at Patreon) is GardenFork.
 
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Up for a chat - http://thewellnesscouch.com/category/uc

An excellent podcast about all things health, especially nutrition and mental well being
 
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CBC isn't just for old farts - for example, Deconstructing Dinner (by Jon Steinman who did a permies book week) has stuff we need to know about changing the modern food system for better options.
 
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The intellectual agrarian
The no till market garden podcast
The survival podcast
You bet your garden
 
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I like this one, from a guy in Nova Scotia: https://maritimegardening.com/. He does have many interesting guests. I would say it's permaculture, but with a broad view.
 
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I'd like to offer mine to add to the list of podcasts for you to consider:

The Building a Better World Podcast
 
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My tastes run all over the place but i heartily recommend the following:

Radiolab Presents More Perfect (Specially their series on the amendments (chef's kiss)
This is Love (stories about love)
Buried Truths (real crime)
2 Dope Queens (pop entertainment)
The Mash Up Americans
White Lies (real crime)
Story Corps
Anthropocene reviewed
Revisionist History (Malcolm Gladwell)
Criminal
Radiolab
The Moth
99% Invisible
Factually! with Adam Conover
Code Switch
Snap Judgement
Throughline
Ted Radio Hour
Invisibilia
Reveal
This American Life
Poetry Unbound
Hidden Brain
Back to School with Maz Jobrani
 
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Permaculture and Garden:

Farm Small Farm Smart
The Permaculture Podcast
The Abundant Edge
A Regenerative Future
A Way To Garden
You Bet Your Garden

Humor:
Judge John Hodgman
Jordan Jesse Go
The Flophouse

History:
Hardcore History
History of Rome
Revolutions
History of Byzantium

Others:
RadioLab
This American Life
The Memory Palace
 
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I really like

Tangentially Speaking  https://chrisryanphd.com/category/tangentially-speaking/

Some great guests and sensible conversations
 
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Rewild yourself. Dan vitalis
 
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A Way to Garden by Margeret Roach, includes gardening, and naturalist activities.
 
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mm bb jj

Marc Maron
Bill Burr
Jim Jefferies

are all kinds of messed up.  But gosh darnit, I am unfortunately so amused

 
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I'm just getting my pod-cast off the ground Journey into Permaculture podcast . I hope you like the trailers, and consider subscribing for the first episodes! I need feedback, so let me know what you think. All of the introduction music is different in every trailer for example, which one is your favorite? Best of luck to your new podcast subscriptions.

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I do love listening to the plants, birds & insects when I'm gardening & farming; I also enjoy chatting with the folks I'm working with. But many times podcasts are also great to listen to while gardening or farming alone, especially when loud machinery is running - a common occurrence on farms & even around homesteads. So here's my list of podcasts:

   Permaculture Voices & Diego Footer's Creative Destruction

   Regenerative Agriculture Podcast

   The Abundant Edge

   The Permaculture Podcast

   For The Wild

   Mushroom Revival Podcast

That's my list. Our podcast, The Story Connective with which we have several episodes covering the permaculture movement, is currently on hiatus until is scheduled re-birth later this year.
Cheers
 
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Permaculture related:

Another vote for Abundant Edge Podcast, and Cannabis Cultivation Podcast. Okay, okay, before you call me out on the second one — they cover much more than just cannabis cultivation; there are episodes on natural farming, permaculture, organic mulch, soil building, etc.


Fiction:

Some of my favourite podcasts these days are audio drama / fiction. Supernatural and weird and mysterious: Tanis, Rabbits, Black Tapes, The Bug Loop, Limetown, Deca Tapes.

Non-fiction general:

Radio Rental for weird stories about people’s fears (featuring Dwight from The Office), Thunder Bay for investigative reports on the corruption in Thunder Bay, Ontario (well written and well-produced), Someone Knows Something for well-produced and heartfelt and mysterious true crime cases.
 
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Here are my suggestions of podcasts--not in any particular order. I tried to make sure they were not already listed in all of the previous posts, though many of the others I enjoy are also in this cummulative list.


Earth Repair Radio
Inspiring regenerative projects and people from around the world from permaculture teacher and video producer Andrew Millison.
https://www.earthrepairradio.com/

A New and Ancient Story
Author and speaker Charles Eisenstein's podcast.
https://charleseisenstein.org/podcasts/new-ancient-story-podcast/

Microbial Secret Society Podcast
Hosted by a varied group based out of Hawaii covering, amoung other topics, Korean natural farming, ferments and soil.
https://microbialsecret.org/

Legalise Freedom
Hosted by independent UK writer and journalist Greg Moffitt.
http://legalise-freedom.com

Planetary Regeneration Podcast
Hosted by Gregory Landua of Regen Network and co-originator of the 8 Forms of Capital.
https://soundcloud.com/planetaryregeneration

Future Ecologies
Hosted by Adam Huggins and Mendel Skulski. Great multidisciplinary ecological storytelling in/of Pacific Northwest.
https://www.futureecologies.net/

Business Second Opinion Podcast
Hosted by contrarian author, speaker and business consultant Carol Sanford on regenerative business.
https://carolsanford.com/business-second-opinion/

Down To Earth podcast (hosted by Mary-Charlotte Domandi and produced in collaboration with Quivira Coalition)
http://radiocafe.media/downtoearth/

Red Ice Radio
A long-running show hosted by Swedish Henrik Palmgren.
https://redice.tv/red-ice-radio

Muse Ecology
https://museecology.com/

Designers of Paradise
Hosted by soil activist Erik van Lennep and a production of RASA (Regenerative Agriculture Sector Accelerator)
https://rasa.ag/designers/

Logos Media (formerly Gnostic Media)
Long running podcast (video and audio) hosted by Jan Irvin looking into some challenging topics which have helped me shatter many illusions which were supposedly non-negotiables. I was introduced to the powerful tool of the trivium method (which includes the logical fallacies) through Jan's work.
https://logosmedia.com/

Team Human
Hosted by author and teacher Douglas Rushkoff.
https://shows.acast.com/teamhuman/

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