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What are your top three favourite podcasts? (programming.dev)
submitted 10 months ago by Toda@programming.dev to c/programming@programming.dev
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Give your top three, and optionally a summary of what they're about and why you love them.

They don't have to be programming related podcasts (but those are certainly welcome). I am mostly interested to hear about podcasts of any genre, but I am posting it here as I'm keen to get the opinions of other tech workers, fans and hobbyists.

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[–] a2800276@lemmy.world 1 points 10 months ago

Five to Four : "a podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks" with Peter from If Books Could Kill which got quite a few mentions

Embedded.fm : best tech podcast I know, nominally about embedded programming, but also a lot of peripheral topics, origami comes to mind. Few tech podcasts manage to discuss deeply technical issues in an interesting manner.

Conversations with Tyler: general interest podcast with long conversations with a diverse cast of sometimes very high profile guests. Just came across it a couple of days ago and was surprised I never heard of it. Tyler has had folks like Daniel Kahnemann, Noam Chomsky, Neil Stephenson but also has great lesser known people. A recent podcast was about the history of Chinese cuisine...