Lately its been The Economics of Everyday Things because they are super short but interesting.
However, True Crime: In the Dark Healthcare Policy: What the Health Other Interesting: If Books Can Kill
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I think the Glass Cannon Podcast might be the best actual play TTRPG podcast, and since adding video for campaign two it's also very entertaining to watch.
Everybody is listening to these brainy podcasts and here I am, giving my pathetic little shoutout to Creepcast.
Conversations with Tyler. An academic asks interesting people (often prolific academics in other fields) personal and professional questions. One that I keep going back to is Professor Dunlap's explanation of Chinese cuisine while a panel of foodies ask her questions at the dinner table: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onWbXaRFge0
I like comedy podcasts, so Distractible is my #1