What podcasts are you into?

[Mr. Jackpots]

I'm a hardcore Generation Why listener. This one really stands out in the myriad of true crime podcasts. The hosts, Aaron and Justin, are good friends and have a wonderful rapport with each other that lends their presentation a levity and accessibility you will seldom find in other shows dealing with the same topic. They do excellent research for each show and are both very articulate, engaging dudes. It's a really enjoyable listen and I highly recommend it.

 

[Light Housework]

I'm a hardcore Generation Why listener. This one really stands out in the myriad of true crime podcasts. The hosts, Aaron and Justin, are good friends and have a wonderful rapport with each other that lends their presentation a levity and accessibility you will seldom find in other shows dealing with the same topic. They do excellent research for each show and are both very articulate, engaging dudes. It's a really enjoyable listen and I highly recommend it.

Listening to the disappearance of Susan Osborne

 

[Mr. Jackpots]

Listening to the disappearance of Susan Osborne

SPOILER: She was killed by a psychopath.

 

[Mr. Jackpots]

Another one I enjoy is spooky themed and it's called Paranormal Almanac. I like this one because the host is pretty sarcastic but also takes the subject matter seriously and spends a lot of time and money researching the veracity of the stories and he's very upfront about calling bullshit when he sees fit. You don't get that very often with the paranormal shows but this guy is pretty interested in separating the wheat from the chaff.

 

[Light Housework]

SPOILER: She was killed by a psychopath.

Her husband Jerry I'm guessing

 

[Mr. Jackpots]

Her husband Jerry I'm guessing

I think that's a safe bet; yes.

 

[Deleted member 1074]

Listening to the disappearance of Susan Osborne

SPOILER: She was killed by a psychopath.

Her husband Jerry I'm guessing

I think that's a safe bet; yes.

It was Col. Mustard. In the library. With the candlestick.

 

[Oh my god. it's Robby!]

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[Mr. Jackpots]

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Thanks for sharing.

 

[Oh my god. it's Robby!]

Thanks for sharing.

no, its more just a realization that I don't anymore
I did for years, just stopped when I moved back to the States in late 2016, guess I hear ppl speaking English enough now or something
think Lore was the last one I listened to, is that still going?

 

[Mr. Jackpots]

no, its more just a realization that I don't anymore
I did for years, just stopped when I moved back to the States in late 2016, guess I hear ppl speaking English enough now or something
think Lore was the last one I listened to, is that still going?

Yeah.

 

[countthree]

Today I listened a man from UK who has a podcast about bitcoins interviewing a libertarian in California. It was quite painful. You almost could listen to the cracks in that man's head trying to grab what was libertarianism about. It seemed that for the interviewer the libertarian was talking about something unintelligible. After all, libertarianism is a theory on which the States were founded even when now the situation is different.

 

[Anonymous]

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Same here Robby and I don't understand it. I mean radio is dead so why would you listen to some radio like thing online?

It makes as little sense as watching linear tv, I mean who does that in 2019?

But I put on a music radio channel in the car but not one where they go bla bla bla between the songs with fake news and shit stories about the hosts daily life.

I've filtered out the world of fake news. Infowars will be on cable next year.

 

[Anonymous]

Today I listened a man from UK who has a podcast about bitcoins interviewing a libertarian in California. It was quite painful. You almost could listen to the cracks in that man's head trying to grab what was libertarianism about. It seemed that for the interviewer the libertarian was talking about something unintelligible. After all, libertarianism is a theory on which the States were founded even when now the situation is different.

Or you confuse it with freedom of speech and religious freedom. Libertarian and liberal is easy to confuse and many do and no one is quite sure what is what.
Take liberalism which was turned into socialism and open borders when in the beginning it was about being free from the state controlling everything.
Open market is what it is all about.

 

[countthree]

Or you confuse it with freedom of speech and religious freedom. Libertarian and liberal is easy to confuse and many do and no one is quite sure what is what.
Take liberalism which was turned into socialism and open borders when in the beginning it was about being free from the state controlling everything.
Open market is what it is all about.

The man was talking about libertarianism, not about liberalism. It is quite well explained here:
https://www.economist.com/johnson/2010/10/08/the-isms-of-the-week-liberalism-and-libertarianism

 

[Anonymous]

The man was talking about libertarianism, not about liberalism. It is quite well explained here:
https://www.economist.com/johnson/2010/10/08/the-isms-of-the-week-liberalism-and-libertarianism

I know the difference but studying it I understand why some confuse the two. The problem being too many labels are created for useless things.
The liberals were the only opposition to the nazis in the german elections.

 

[ThePoliticalRevolution]

steve and i should have a podcast. i bet that would be a yuuuge hit.

 

[nicky wire's legs]

what's a podcast? also, when am I getting my dick pic?

 

[Deleted member 1074]

what's a podcast? also, when am I getting my dick pic?

Now.