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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9224617" data-attributes="member: 6796661">For gaming podcasts, I sub to Not Another D&amp;D Podcast but I only listen to the D&amp;D Court episodes.I listen to most episodes of Morrus's Unofficial Tabletop RPG TalkI'm also listening to Old World Podcast since I've gotten into Warhammer Fantasy. I like their lore and rule intros.&nbsp; I'm not that into their live play episodes, but I'm listening to a few of them because it helps me learn and get used to the system. Past live plays, I've really enjoyed include:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The first live play campaign of Not Another D&amp;D Podcast. None of their live play campaigns caught the magic of the first one for me.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The first live play campaign (Pathfinder Against the Giants) of The Glass Canon Podcast</li>
</ul>For radio-theater-like serial stories:&quot;Old Gods of Appalachia&quot;&quot;The Magnus Archives&quot;I love anything by PJ Vogt. I'm currently a fan of his &quot;Search Engine&quot; podcast that gives well researched exploration of various random questions.&nbsp; His &quot;Crypto Island&quot; is a really well done mini-series examining the world of crypto currency. &quot;The Prince: Searching for Xi Jinping&quot; is a very well done 10-part series by journalist Sue-Lin Wong, put out by The Economist, looking at the life and politics of Xi Jinping.&quot;The Rest is History&quot; is my current favorite history podcast. &quot;Heavyweight&quot;&nbsp; by gimletmedia where Jonathan Goldstein helps people try to resolve a moment from their past that they wish they could change.I really like the early episodes of Conan O'Brien needs a friend, but it has kinda jumped the shark for me. I selectively listen to it, depending on who the guest is. The above are just some of my favorites that I feel comfortable recommending to almost anyone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 9224617, member: 6796661"] For gaming podcasts, I sub to Not Another D&D Podcast but I only listen to the D&D Court episodes. I listen to most episodes of Morrus's Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk I'm also listening to Old World Podcast since I've gotten into Warhammer Fantasy. I like their lore and rule intros. I'm not that into their live play episodes, but I'm listening to a few of them because it helps me learn and get used to the system. Past live plays, I've really enjoyed include: [LIST] [*]The first live play campaign of Not Another D&D Podcast. None of their live play campaigns caught the magic of the first one for me. [*]The first live play campaign (Pathfinder Against the Giants) of The Glass Canon Podcast [/LIST] For radio-theater-like serial stories: "Old Gods of Appalachia" "The Magnus Archives" I love anything by PJ Vogt. I'm currently a fan of his "Search Engine" podcast that gives well researched exploration of various random questions. His "Crypto Island" is a really well done mini-series examining the world of crypto currency. "The Prince: Searching for Xi Jinping" is a very well done 10-part series by journalist Sue-Lin Wong, put out by The Economist, looking at the life and politics of Xi Jinping. "The Rest is History" is my current favorite history podcast. "Heavyweight" by gimletmedia where Jonathan Goldstein helps people try to resolve a moment from their past that they wish they could change. I really like the early episodes of Conan O'Brien needs a friend, but it has kinda jumped the shark for me. I selectively listen to it, depending on who the guest is. The above are just some of my favorites that I feel comfortable recommending to almost anyone. [/QUOTE]

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