9 years ago from William Channer, Co-founder of Panda
Podcast Gift is Panda's new side project. The aim, to make it easy to find good podcasts. Why? With so many podcasts out there, it's really hard to find the gems.
So we're going to handpick the best ones and share them with you in a weekly newsletter. We've got some cool ideas where we can take this, but one step at a time. So tell us your favourite podcasts below and let's get this thing started!
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Lately I've been really enjoying Slate's The Gist, and Alex Blumberg's new podcast, Startup.
Cool! Thanks. I've been hearing a lot of the Startup podcast.
I really love how you put a "see an example of newsletter" in there! Really well done!
I love Working Out, a podcast about setting up a passion based business doing what you love.
Web Friends. I might be biased.
On the one about Suz the
tags from the description run down under .links. Super wide screen, Win 7, FF latest.
Thanks. I haven't done much windows testing on the site. I'll look into it; I assume it's the type rendering differences.
Meant to say Win8. Really neat podcast!
Hey Thanks!
I really enjoy the Accidental Tech Podcast.
I've just started listening to one by the wonderfully eloquent Mike Rugnetta, about Sound (seriously). It's called Reasonably Sound.
Aside from my own podcast -- Revision Path -- I enjoy listening to On The Grid from time to time.
I'd love to be able to find more fiction or story-driven podcasts like Welcome to Night Vale.
Lately it's been Radiolab, The Duncan Trussell Family Hour, and Your Mom's House
Another cool website that has a lot of podcast options, is Podcast Thing
Asks people you may know what their favorite podcast is, etc.
I listen to a lot of podcasts. This is probably my top ten in no specific order. Mostly comedy and mac nerd stuff.
Sound Exploder is my favorite podcast that's come out this year. Super interesting for anyone that is into the making of music and the story behind songs.
Love this. Had a conversation with a friend recently on why something like this doesn't already exist! Thanks for making it!
Kevin Rose's Foundation is usually a good listen, but sporadically released.
I'm enjoying Cashing In With T.J. Miller. Funny, random discussion and absurdist comedy.
Interviews at the intersection of design, creativity and sports. http://makersofsport.com
*Full Disclosure: I'm a little biased here ^ since I am the founder/host. I've had the opportunity to interview some great folks though.
Fave of mine is the Seanwes podcast. Sean is a hand letterer and talks about creative business http://seanwes.com/podcast
More I listen to: Grit (formerly Quit): http://5by5.tv/quit; NextMarket Podcast: http://www.technology.fm/nextmarketpodcast; Iterate: http://iterate.tv; Invisible Office Hours: http://invisibleofficehours.com/
It's not active anymore, but I love YLNT. I occasionally listen to Back to Work as well.
I'm not sure if this is just restricted to web podcasts but the one I do is a gaming one, maybe you could give it a listen.
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