Podcasts!

[DJ Logicalia]

It's pretty obvious, I love music. However, there are other forms of auditory entertainment I enjoy much as well. Podcasts are great. Post podcasts you listen to and stuff here.

I'll start with one I just started "Worst Idea of all Time", a podcast where two New Zealanders watch Grown Ups 2 for 52 weeks in a row and talk about it every episode. It's just as preposterous as you would think and it's totally amazing and you should check it out

http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-worst-idea-of-all-time

[Hoja Lateralus]

"Co-Optional Podcast" with TotalBuiscit, Dodger and Jessie Cox, every week at tuesday on twitch (if you're subscriber) and every thursday uploaded on youtube on TB's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TotalHalibut

"Welcome to the Co-Optional Podcast, where we occasionally talk about video games!" it's their motto

[Replaceable]

Monstercat podcast

1 hour of edm.

Haven't found a mathematics podcast yet, but I'd totally listen to that.

[Elazul]

I'll give a shout out for the Retronauts Podcast, the greatest podcast about old games and things related to old games. Each episode topic can range from as specific as a single game, to as broad as the history of a gaming company or genre.

Their website: http://www.retronauts.com/
Or if you prefer itunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/retronauts/id672857593

[Arturo Sanchez]

superbestfriendcast

though I generally just drown it out into background ambiance while playing guns.

[Mod Josie]

Who can forget the early days of the YoGPoD? Those awkward Brits again, doing it for themselves. Gosh it's nostalgic.

[RethBurn]

Alright, so I used to be in love with the Rooster Teeth Podcast, it's a pretty long running one, and it has more than 300 episodes. It does however sort of need you to be in loop with the Rooster Teeth community in general to understand what goes on.

I'm also a big fan of the SleepyCast, despite it's really zany and.. Honestly, morbid humor. It's abit disturbing from time to time, but it also manages to make amazing scenarios. This is not for the faint of heart.

[Lieutenant Noir]

Its been a while since I listened but "Stuff you missed in History Class" is a great podcast if you want to go for a jog. They talk about a lot of obscure stuff so if you find a subject in history you're curious about, its quite interesting.

Another one is "Welcome to Night Vale" its an episodic/ progressive story about a radio show host for a town in the American Midwest that's haunted by H.P. Lovecraft inspired chaos. Pretty fun shenanigans but extremely weird and creepy.