Favorite Podcasts

[Nym182]

I've really been getting turned on to podcasts lately, and wondering what everyone's favorite is. Lately my finance and I have been watching a lot of Tigerbelly, Kill Tony, Your Mom's House and Dr. Drew after dark.

[Browneh]

I really love "Views" by David Dobrik and Jason Nash.
Interesting to hear the weird and wacky things they get up to.

[Nisha Ward]

Hmm. It depends. For non-fiction podcasts I love 3 Spooked Girls and stuff like Criminal. Holosky is also kind of fun. If we're talking about fiction podcasts though, I'm particularly attached to Saffron and Peri (examination of fairytale tropes through fairy godmother training. Also a comedy), Dear Murder Street (supernatural mystery set up like a true crime podcast), Welcome to Night Vale and Our Fair City (post-apocalyptic what if about a city run entirely by an insurance company).

[HeatherEi]

I really enjoy Ted Talks and Exploring the Prophetic with Shawn Bolz.

[nicole-adrianne]

TED Talks and Hidden Brain are NPR classics. I love Cults, Conspiracy Theories, and Unexplained Mysteries by Parcast. Welcome to Night Vale is my first and truest podcast love. And for anyone interested in Russian, Russian Made Easy is the best language podcast I've encountered, on par with SwedishPod101.

[NovaFly]

Mine has to be Welcome to Night Vale it's wonderfully strange.

[Nisha Ward]

Mine has to be Welcome to Night Vale it's wonderfully strange.

Oh, it definitely is. I really love how they build the story and manage to even do call backs to stuff mentioned way back in the beginning.

[Zion Mesa]

Currently, the "Work in progress podcast" with Andy Mineo. I'm not a huge podcast person, but occasionally I will listen or watch the "Kings dream" podcast with Ruslan.

[DetMaraBays]

Just finished listening to Episode 6 of CATCH AND KILL podcast from Ronan Farrow, having previously listened to the Audiobook.
Highly recommended but often painful to listen to victim's experiences and the difficulty revealing them and recovering from the trauma.

[SMAhmed]

Mine are probably American Conviction(A true-crime podcast), The Magnus Archives (Horror podcast), Dream Boy (Very NSFW but AMAZING narration and writing, a Mystery and Thriller Podcast), The Adventure Zone (A D&D Podcast hosted by three brothers and their dad), and Girl in Space (A Sci-Fi Adventure Podcast with GREAT voice acting)

[Nisha Ward]

Mine are probably American Conviction(A true-crime podcast), The Magnus Archives (Horror podcast), Dream Boy (Very NSFW but AMAZING narration and writing, a Mystery and Thriller Podcast), The Adventure Zone (A D&D Podcast hosted by three brothers and their dad), and Girl in Space (A Sci-Fi Adventure Podcast with GREAT voice acting)

Oh, if you like Girl in Space, there's an entire podcast universe surrounding it.

[SMAhmed]

Mine are probably American Conviction(A true-crime podcast), The Magnus Archives (Horror podcast), Dream Boy (Very NSFW but AMAZING narration and writing, a Mystery and Thriller Podcast), The Adventure Zone (A D&D Podcast hosted by three brothers and their dad), and Girl in Space (A Sci-Fi Adventure Podcast with GREAT voice acting)

Oh, if you like Girl in Space, there's an entire podcast universe surrounding it.

Wow, didn't know that. Any idea of which podcast I should start within that universe aside from Girl in Space?

[Nisha Ward]

Mine are probably American Conviction(A true-crime podcast), The Magnus Archives (Horror podcast), Dream Boy (Very NSFW but AMAZING narration and writing, a Mystery and Thriller Podcast), The Adventure Zone (A D&D Podcast hosted by three brothers and their dad), and Girl in Space (A Sci-Fi Adventure Podcast with GREAT voice acting)

Oh, if you like Girl in Space, there's an entire podcast universe surrounding it.

Wow, didn't know that. Any idea of which podcast I should start within that universe aside from Girl in Space?

I really liked Great and Terrible and Magic King Dom.

[Netvigator72]

I watch Jay Shetty and find it amazing.

[eliviac35]

Hmm. It depends. For non-fiction podcasts I love 3 Spooked Girls and stuff like Criminal. Holosky is also kind of fun. If we're talking about fiction podcasts though, I'm particularly attached to Saffron and Peri (examination of fairytale tropes through fairy godmother training. Also a comedy), Dear Murder Street (supernatural mystery set up like a true crime podcast), Welcome to Night Vale and Our Fair City (post-apocalyptic what if about a city run entirely by an insurance company).

You should check out “Wine and Crime.” I absolutely love them!!