Podcast - Tip Sheet

[TeeDee]

Just getting into Podcast's.

Which ones do you subscribe to and why??

 

[Shewie]

I don't subscribe but I tune into what Bob's up to on BPL every week, I'm kind of getting back into the lightweight thing again and I enjoy listening to their old TGO trips etc.

 

[resnikov]

Same as Shewie but I do subscribe to it.

<coughs>
The Archers
My guilty pleasure.
</coughs>

 

[TeeDee]

Bpl ???................

 

[ex member coconino]

Being a bit of a stargazer I subscribe to some astro-related podcasts, particularly the monthly Jodcast from Cheshire's Jodrell Bank, which includes a segment on what to look out for in the night sky during the next month.

(BPL= Backpackinglight.co.uk, not much about bushcraft as such but a very good listen and full of good info about lightweight backpacking travels and gear.)

 

[TeeDee]

(BPL= Backpackinglight.co.uk, not much about bushcraft as such but a very good listen and full of good info about lightweight backpacking travels and gear.)

Cheers. I now feel educated.

 

[zarkwon]

On itunes. Friday Night comedy podcast, Skeptic's guide to the universe, In Our Time, The Infinite Monkey Cage, The Pod Delusion, Material World, Pat Condell, Jodcast, Little Atoms, Quackcast, Philosophy Bites, Naked Astronomy are some of my favourites. None of them very bushcrafty though.

 

[Shewie]

There's an interview with Tony here if you haven't heard it before ....

http://toc.hipcast.com/deluge/62913ae7-eb60-345d-9d3a-3bc93749ba51.mp3

 

[wickham]

Not found many bushy podcasts but I really enjoy Terry Waltons allotment podcast and Dan Carlins hardcore history (start with Ghosts of the Ostfront about the Eastern Front, show 27). I find podcasts make driving a lot more pleasurable.

 

[spandit]

Answer Me This!
Friday Night Comedy from Radio 4
Guardian Science Weekly
BestOfYouTube (video podcast)