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Business Wars - You dont have to be into business to enjoy. It basically is usually a 4 or 5 part series looking at the fights two big compeititors went through over the years eg Playstation vs xbox, Mcdonalds vs BK, Lambo vs Ferrari
I'm burning through these in release order ... the issue I have with the Netflix v Blockbuster one is that he just drops Blockbuster midway through and moves to HBO. I thought I missed an episode where he completes the battle between those two but nope.
Great podcast, although I do find the jumping around in the story a but jarring ... works for Nolan films, but not so much in a podcast. Currently starting DC v Marvel after finishing the Adidas v Nike. By fudge I hate how the Americans pronounce Adidas - almost as much as I hate how Australians pronounce H.
Calling LEGO legos is far more irritating imho . The blockbuster one was good , so was the story behind red bull .
I’ve been listening to timesuck, they are decent but I can’t listen to too many in a row .
Tommy Chong was on Rogan today unsurprisingly an 81 year old stone has a tenuous grip on reality.
I'll give Timesuck a listen.
I'll pause on Business Wars this weekend as I have my usual weekly podcasts to listen to, probably a good plan as I might get sick of the presenter if I keep going.
Did you ever check out History on fire,? I know some people hate his accent but it doesn’t bother me.
No, I don't remember that suggestion, but I have been listening to History Unplugged which I think you suggested?
Yeah history unplugged is good . I think I mentioned history on Fire a while back , the guy has an Italian accent which puts some people off.
I'll download one and see if I can handle it.
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For pure puerile lads chatter, like you'd do in pubs or rugby clubs with the boys, with no PC concerns.
The Anthony cumia show, from compound media. Only half an hour but nice respite from snowflake world. Perhaps try the nobody dies at Disney one for a taste. -
I started using Google Podcats and it is working well thus far.
I really enjoy Hidden Brain, it is well edited and the host seems like a very knowledgeable nice guy.
For some reason I also don't mind the honesty of Dax Sheperd, his sidekick has an annoying voice though. -
13 Minutes To The Moon
Just started it. Got it on Stitcher.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w13xttx2/episodes/downloads
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Dan Soder (Billions TV show, has a SiriusXM show too) and Shane Gillis guest on Mike Recine's podcast (nominally about the mafia). Some pretty funny mocking of Italian Americans.
https://sitdownpod.libsyn.com/ep-78-bill-cutolo-jr-w-dan-soder-and-shane-gillis
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Do the Aussies really have an equivalent to navy seals?
Paul de Gelder On The Shark Attack That Saved His Life
“Your greatest fears can actually become your greatest strengths.” Paul de Gelder Imagine being attacked by a 9-foot bull shark. One moment you’re swimming peacefully in Sydney Harbor. The next minute you’re being rammed and pulled underwater, your leg and arm hopelessly trapped in the
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@jegga said in Good podcasts:
Do the Aussies really have an equivalent to navy seals?
Paul de Gelder On The Shark Attack That Saved His Life
“Your greatest fears can actually become your greatest strengths.” Paul de Gelder Imagine being attacked by a 9-foot bull shark. One moment you’re swimming peacefully in Sydney Harbor. The next minute you’re being rammed and pulled underwater, your leg and arm hopelessly trapped in the
We do have navy clearance divers who are very well trained, but Seal Team 6 they're not.
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Been listening to a few lately, some great ones in amongst the History Unplugged series (some are boring AF though)
A few of the better ones were on Spycraft and WW (inc Nancy Wake) Insane Leaders and on John Wilkes Booth.
Found a new one on the Mongol Empire so have started that, also found a Vikings one, content seems decent, but guys doing the podcasts seem odd.
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The Movies That Made Me is a very frustrating listen. Joe Dante is the nicest and most interesting guy imaginable. The other guy, Josh Olson, is a flat Hollywood asshole. If the guest isn't a Hollywood piston wristed gibbon then it's really good, if they are then it's unlistenable and Olson is fucking awful.
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The Do The Right Thing team have put out a best of series 1-6 compilation ahead of series 7 starting next month
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Ricky Gervais was on the Sam Harris podcast
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been listening to the Insomniac podcast, but the latest one I have listened to, the one about the Genessee River killer...holy shit, sick fuck doesnt even begin to describe him, not to mention the fuck ups by the courts, parole board and police along the way that helped him along.
The host/narrator also relates to you his issues with Insomnia along the way, which are mildly disturbing too.
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another episode in Insomniac - Creepy Neighbour.
Anyway, the murderer was interviewed on live TV, and he got a surprise part way through the Interview
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@taniwharugby Never ceases to amaze me how guilty people simply can't STFU.
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@antipodean especially as most of what he was saying was made up.
Best of? Series 1 - 6 | Do The Right Thing
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