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Does anybody else on here listen to podcasts or radio programs? Personally my favorite topic is science and often listen on my daily bus journeys.

Here's one I listen to: http://moourl.com/1vuwm
it's pretty interesting, so is the rest of the series but it's cool if science isn't your thing


if you listen to anything I may be interested in please let me know and feel free to talk about other topics (ie education, news etc) because I'm currently trying to broaden my listening list!

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FileServe? Really? When we have www.autohotkey.net , www.filedropper.com , www.filehosting.org , (all without ads or premium memberships, and the last doesn't even have limits), or even Mediafire?

Wow.

In fact, I can't even access the download from my mobile devices, which sorta defeats the purpose of a podcast

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so it seems menaphus ignored the advice from his adfly topic http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=81253 .
Url shortened an adfly url that redirects to another random download site with ads and limits. Awesome! (sarcasm)

hope you enjoyed your extra penny!

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I listen to NPR podcasts. My favorite is Science Friday which has 2 hours every week.
http://sciencefriday.com/
RSS Feed: http://www.sciencefriday.com/audio/scifriaudio.xml

I also like On Point with Tom Ashbrook. Some of the topics are a bit fluffy but I use a podcast manager to pick and choose which ones I listen to. There is always plenty of selection because there are 2 hours of this show every day
http://onpoint.wbur.org/
RSS Feed: http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510053

I use Juice to download my podcasts automatically.
http://juicereceiver.sourceforge.net/

Also I listen to them more quickly by setting windows media player to play them at 1.3x speed

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I am afraid I have no experience with podcasts, but I do often listen to audio books and radio plays.

A large selection of vintage radio programs: http://oldradioprograms.us/index.htm
Free audio books in the public domain: https://catalog.librivox.org/
Some high quality SciFi radio theater programs from the late 90s: http://www.archive.org/details/SETheater

If you try one of the audio books I would highly recommend Whose Body. A murder mystery with excellent plotting and witty dialogue. Don't let the setting fool you. The story holds up pretty well against modern equivalents like CSI.

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calm down tidbit and numda, it's not like I'm spamming the forum with links, moreover I wasn't even aware people downloaded podcasts directly to their mobile devices these days!

Interesting, thanks for the suggestions, I'll check them out.
Some others I like are the Naked scientist and The Life Scientific, both very general and difficult to get bored of so long as there are new ones now and again

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http://moourl.com/8w0tx

Some things I've been into recently:

Make Magazine - http://blog.makezine.com/podcast/
Weekend Projects - Kip Kay (from Make) on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD303C724C1CB5C9A