here are the podcasts (in no particular order) I'm subscribed to and therefore new episodes are always loaded on my phone.
I no not listen to everything, after all i spend only 2 hours a day in my car
- science vs ...
- this is nicely done science lite. they present a topic then ask 2-3 questions, bring options and draw conclusions. all in a lite and humorous way (not always my )
- Adam ruins everything the podcast
- this is extension of the youtube and truTV series of the same name.
- the last episode is from March 2018. - not sure if the podcast is active
- 60 seconds science from scientific american
- as i was looking for the link i learned they have another podcast science talk i should probably try.
- Exponent
- is a podcast from Ben Thompson the creator of Stratechery blog that talks about strategy and business of technology and media.
- freakonomics
- they recently changed the production company to stitcher. so far the new podcasts seem to be aimed more at the general public with the first 2 episodes - one interview with Nobel prize winner Richard Thaler and the second one with Lance Armstrong.
- more or less: behind the stats from BBC radio 4
- short (8 mins) stories about numbers that we hear in the news.
- in our time: philosophy from BBC radio 4
- they pick a topic or a philosopher, find 3-4 expert guests and talk about it for 45minutes.
- the topics are interesting and the guests are very knowledgeable
- Patterson in Pursuit: Philosophy | Politics | Religion by Steve Patterson
- self proclaimed "philosopher and author working outside of academia". Discussion about philosophy, and how we know things, i find his ideas interesting but sometimes half-baked especially when i know a bit about the topic (free choice as randomness)
- Philosophy bites
- exactly what is sounds like -
- very enjoyable and understandable short-ish (20mins) discussion on topics i did;t know anything about - i didn't know even existed
- they just announced (july 2018) that each one of the hosts have a new podcast - i haven't checked yet.
- stats and stories from Miami university
- interviews of statistician that is conducted by one statistician and one journalist.
- The tom woods show
- very opinionated daily podcast on libertarian ideology. i'm fascinated by the ideas and i know something is off.
- thinking allowed from BBC radio 4
- presented by Laurie Taylor, a Professor of Sociology on social topics.
- sometimes interesting sometimes less so.
- downhill review
- very opinionated conservative show
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