good and enteritaining talky podcasts?

[Lighthouse]

I really like "Walking the Room".

 

[jonathancrane]

The Chillpak Hollywood Hour.
Featuring Dean Haglund. Need I say more?

 

[Eddie Dean]

The Flop House Podcast is the only podcast your ever need.

 

[obin_gam]

Anyone watching Archer? Wait, sorry, hah what a stupid question OFC everyone watches the funniest cartoon since the ninth season of The Simpsons

Anyways, Aisha Taylor who voices the female lead Lana Kane

has her own podcast which I just found out about! Talks about video games, movies, sex, heavy metal and random stuff like that. Very entertaining
rss-feed: Girl on Guy

 

[Ghostvirus]

Walking The Room, & The 40 Year Old Boy Podcast are great!

 

[Silvermoth]

I like the shut in show. It's got the guy from 'Good Game' chilling with his friend. It's really interesting.

 

[Asteroid-Man]

Been listening to Startalk Radio a lot. I started from episode 1 and I'm a few episodes into season 3 now. I learn something new every episode.

...then I listen to Rooster Teeth Podcast and realise how dumb I used to be. But I laugh a lot, so hey!

 

[dude stannis]

I'll just list what I listen to:

Binge Media. Mostly dealing with TV, movies, a few segments and general drunken buffoonery.
Mole Hole Radio Same as above. A bunch of drunks talking TV and movies.
Lore. All about the true stories behind various legends and myths.
Astonishing Legends The same as above.
The Mystery Show. A lady goes around solving mysteries for her friends.
Hypnobobs. A creepy Englishman discusses all the weird and macabre from history, to books, movies, folklore, etc.
The Attitude Era Podcast A bunch of guys watch old wrestling PPVs from 1998 to 2001 and review them.
#How2Wrestling. An introductory guide to professional wrestling.
Cinema Swirl. A movie buff introduces his friend who hasn't seen any films to classic movies to get his take.

 

[KevanG]

I enjoy comic and horror podcasts.

Rachel and Miles explain the X-Men is a great one. It's all about the insanity surrounding the X-Men and trying to simplfy the last 50 years.

Journey into Misery which tries to explain various characters and stories to someone who has no background in them.

I also like Horror Movie Podcast. I've only listened to two that dealt with Nightmare on Elm Street but they aren't bad.

 

[rogbngp]

WNYC, the New York NPR station, is what I listen to. Great stuff, all the time. Love The Moth Radio Hour, This American Life, and Radio Lab in particular.

 

[DJ_KiDDvIcIOUs]

Nerdist is my go-to podcast. He always has current celebs for movies as well as cool niche people. Hardwick is the hardest working guy in the alt-comedy scene for damn sure. He cranks those podcast out on the regular. Huge fan of How Did This Get Made? which is on the earwolf network. They take crappy movies from the 80's on up and just destroy them. The one where they do Daredevil (Batfleck version) which had Ed Brubaker on was one of the funniest podcast I've ever heard. Bill Burr's Monday Morning podcast is great but not super nerd-friendly (talks a lot of sports and stuff sometimes). If you're looking for something with a bit more depth check out the Infinite Monkey Cage which combines comedians like Moshe Kasher with top scientist explaining interesting subjects.

 

[Kaleb]

Just finished S Town, which I strongly recommend,also currently listening to Crimetown (been really good so far),Fighting in the war room and the Watch, as well as a couple of NFL related podcasts.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

***COUGH***

I'll... I'll just leave this here...

http://www.tobecontinuedafanboypodcast.com/blog/

Your'e not going to learn anything but if you stick around, you might have some fun.

 

[Perfect Cell]

There's that. That's a good one.

Also, I thought I had posted in this thread before when I saw it pop up. I guess not. Either way, The Co-Main Event Podcast is a good MMA podcast. Funny, insightful and easy to listen to. Each episode is only an hour, once a week. So, that's nice.