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any good podcasts you listen to? I have an hour+- of walking each day sm i'm looking to make the most out of it
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joe rogbun its great because they support TING AND ONNIT and they good companies BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT CUNTS. he shows you how to unlock the secrets of your mind using kettlebells and isolation nootropic tanks.

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I just put this bad boy on repeat. Has a nice ring to it for my morning jog.

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I used to listen to Joe Rogan, initially it seemed interesting but the repetition of his thoughts starting boring the fuck outta me and I unsubscribed.

Now I listen to NickyCakes, Affplaybook Daily blogcast(IM) , Dan Carlin's Hardcore History ( Dude's got me interested in history again.) , DVDASA( Hilarious if you are into anal & rape jokes) & Smart drug smarts ( On improving brain function).
 
I agree that joe rogan is repetitive, just don't listen to him regularly / follow him. Listen to people you think are interesting in his back catalog.

+1 DVDSA, but it can be frustrating and more good for background noise or total escape from thinking.

I also really like DRT.fm. Especially to listen to while working.
 
droplister said:
I agree that joe rogan is repetitive, just don't listen to him regularly / follow him. Listen to people you think are interesting in his back catalog.

+1 DVDSA, but it can be frustrating and more good for background noise or total escape from thinking.

I also really like DRT.fm. Especially to listen to while working.
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Never heard of DVDASA

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C-Realm Podcast is great, also the Psychedelic Salon, Psychonautica, In a perfect world ...

I also listen to smartpassiveincome, empireflippers, internetbusiness mastery, tropicalmba,foolishadventure and sometimes the socialmediaexaminer, amy porterfield etc etc.... just to keep my mind full of ideas and inspiration. I mean, a ton of that stuff in these podcasts is pretty basic, but i just love to hear success studies, find common themes etc.

Oh yea, i recently started with Mixery. That guy is a genius Interviewer...:o Very awesome.
 
Another vote for Hardcore History, I have been obsessed since starting it a month ago. Now when I go to the gym instead of The Black Keys or something I throw on the history of the Mongols, it's weird but I can't stop.
 
shopdeal said:
I used to listen to Joe Rogan, initially it seemed interesting but the repetition of his thoughts starting boring the fuck outta me and I unsubscribed.

Now I listen to NickyCakes, Affplaybook Daily blogcast(IM) , Dan Carlin's Hardcore History ( Dude's got me interested in history again.) , DVDASA( Hilarious if you are into anal & rape jokes) & Smart drug smarts ( On improving brain function).
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All three of those podcasts are great. I have also started listening to Visible HQ.
 
Bill Burr's Podcast is pure gold. One of the funniest motherfuckers on the planet (without even trying).

Rogan, of course.

Stefan Molyneaux has a solid, albiet repetitive, podcast if you're Libertarian leaning.
 
I like comedy podcasts like Comedy Bang Bang, Call Chelsea Perreti, How Did This Get Made, Doug Loves Movies, You Made It Weird, WTF, Never Not Funny, etc... cos I'm a sillybilly. But most of you are probably too dead inside to laugh.
 
This Week in Startups is worth a listen, lots of good interviews and the sometimes-weekly roundtable news roundup is decent.
 
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