No.45254[Last 50 Posts]
Hello Wizzies, what podcasts do you recommend? i enjoy going trekking while listening to some relaxing podcasts to distract me.
I am currently listening to this one about the history of Japan and it's role in WW2
https://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-62-supernova-in-the-east-i/ No.45255
I like Joe Rogan's podcast. He just invites in guests and they talk for a couple of hours. He's done this over 1,100 times now, so there's more than enough content and enough guests to entertain even a really picky listener (like myself) for a while. While I don't care for a majority of the people he brings on, he interviews enough people I find interesting for me to check his podcasts every month or so.
No.45256
I will try this again.
Maybe this time you won't delete.
What subjects are you actually interested in? Most of the podcast I listen to are kind out there.
No.45258
>>45256Hey Wiz, anything that's low energy so I can relax to it, science - science fiction or history would be ideal.
I am not used to post from a tiny cellphone and I deleted the last one.
No.45525
I got into We're Alive, something something zombie story. It's a modern audio drama, finished, really good at keeping the zombies interesting and lots of interesting character dynamics.
Tumanbay is another audio drama, think game of thrones with voices only. I really liked it, nice to play video games to.
There's also Revisionist History by malcolm gladwell, he makes some interesting points about various topics. About as good as an article or so, but I found them interesting.
No.45552
Been listening to videodrome lately. Okay b movie show with lots of episodes.
No.45561
Joe Rogan
No.45562
https://wondery.com/shows/tides-of-history/High quality podcast on ancient and medieval history.
https://samharris.org/podcast/Sam Harris interviews various scientists, scholars and philosophers.
No.46288
>Autism Science Foundation podcasthttps://asfpodcast.org/
>BBC 4 In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg Brings in academics to discuss wide range of topics, including history, science, and philosophy
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qykl/episodes/downloads No.46292
Sword & Scale, fucked-up true crime stories:
http://swordandscale.com/Behind the Bastards:
https://www.behindthebastards.com/Citation Needed, think MST3K but with Wikipedia articles:
http://citationpod.com/ No.46294
I can only listen to Philosophize This ;_;
No.46314
Links self-explanatory
http://www.roguelikeradio.com/http://doomradio.org/http://thespelunkyshowlike.libsyn.com/strategy game podcast
https://www.idlethumbs.net/3ma/i've found even the best podcasts will occasionally have someone say something that annoys me, you just have to try ignore it and get through it back to the good opinions
No.46331
>>46294Good show, but I really wish they mixed their audio a bit louder so I can listen at work.
No.48340
>>48339Forgot to post the link with the full list of episodes, he also put in his website for mp3 download.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4fR8BQUYsQ&list=PL-p5XmQHB_JQTeUxtGBI7sHCOOuY4qT-B&index=8 No.48342
Been listening to occult confessions.
It is pretty entertaining if you can get past when their libtard personal opinion slip out.
Covers topics and history related to the occult in a way that is super casual friendly.
No.48354
>>48342>Olivia has always been a long time lover and student of religion, the taboo, and the occult. She is a practicing Wiccan and Satanist with a love of anything horror, serial killers, Aleister Crowley, and cults in America. She is an actor, an SFX makeup artist, and a student at the University of Maryland.what is it with "paranormal" and occult podcasts and weirdos like these
No.48377
History - Dan Carlin, History on fire, Martyr Made, History of Japan
Language - Manga Sensei, Learn Japanese Pod
Other/Interesting - The Tim Ferris Show, Sam Herris, Myths and Legends
No.49868
Lately a lot of true crime stuff.
[All on google play music for free]
>Cult podcast
Comedian and a true crime nerd casually talk about cults and get sidetracked ever few sentences. Not professional at all but I laugh pretty hard on occasion so I like it.
>Cults
Professional production on the same topic. Problem is the earliest ep. are locked behind a pay wall, which is bullshit.
>Killer Jobs: serial killer podcast
About the jobs and day to day life of serial killers. Pretty cool.
>Dr.Death
It is a serialized podcast about a particular doctor who was crimally bad at his job, and the system that was in place that delay him from facing justice.
Decived: The Moo Years
Serialized podcast about the rise and fall of a crazy martial arts cult from the inside.
Was really well done, highly recommend.
No.49905
>>48354Ugly fat succubi find niche subjects to insert themselves into because there's less competition by attractive succubi.
No.49909
NPR puts out a lot of good stuff. This American Life, invisibilia, radio lab, wait wait don't tell me. The freakonomics podcast is also good. Seconding The Martyrmade podcast and history on fire. Revolutions by Duncan Hunter is less enjoyable than the rest but very informative and is good for getting an overview of recent history.
No.49911
>>49909Is wait wait dont tell me still just shitty jokes about Trump? I used to listen to it but those jokes aren't funny any more, just some guy complaining about how butthurt trump made him.
No.50596
Bump for recommendations
No.50601
I used to listen to history podcasts a lot. History of Rome podcast and History of Byzantium podcast are excellent. The lesser bonapartes was a good podcast (only the episodes before the duo broke up). They covered random interesting historical topics with good depth in numerous mini-series. Also, the eastern border was a good podcast until the host ran out if ideas. That one is about Soviet history from the perspective of a Latvian.
No.50602
Chapo Traphouse
CumTown
Proles of the Round Table
Right Wing Dharma Squads
The Weeb Cast
the list could go on
No.50605
>>50602what is cumtown even about, I could never bring myself to listen to it for more than two minutes, also what the fuck is it with that disgusting name?
will look into chapo, though I dislike the semi-ironic pseudo comedic tone, as if there wasn't more than enough of this shit on the internet nowadays
thanks
No.50606
>>50605O&A for proto-zoomers.
No.51711
I’m looking for a good podcast to listen to while walking around at night. Any suggestions?
No.51712
>>51711What kind of content are you looking for?
Just try out some of the stuff recommended in the thread or browse whatever app you are using such as google play, youtube, itunes, tunein, etc. for free ones in whatever topic you have a interest in.
Like I listen to 2 about cults, 3 about murder and serial killers, 2 about true crime, and 3 on political stuff regularly.
Used to listen to more stuff about history but they all ended abruptly so whatever.
There are ones done in the style of radio dramas, there are ones done informatively, there are interview styled shows, there are discussion and debate type shows, there are ones where a personality monologues about a topic each week, and on and on.
What do you like? If you don't know then just browse ether the apps or this thread until something strikes your interest enough to check it out.
No.51729
>>51711Try Erotic Awakening or Sex Savvy
Very wizardly podcast for walking.
this is what happens when you don't give enough info to actually provide useful suggestions No.51733
>>50602>>50605Ok so while I haven't learnt anything I didn't already know that episode/monologue about gladio chapo trap house made was interesting in its own right.
No.51774
>>51773i really really fucking hate the "cope" meme but it definitely applies to that guy
No.51776
>>51773Yes.
I usually prefer the edited shorter segments but lately I have been listening to the whole shows when they are posted.
No.51777
>>51773I can't take anyone who uses an animated avatar seriously.
No.51778
>>51777i prefer that to looking at their ugly mug.
No.51781
>>51777Your loss then.
His monkeynomics series is pretty valuable information.
No.52102
VROW, hosted by reviewbrah from the meme fast food reviews. I enjoy his calm personality and variety of topics, he's also very genuine in his thoughts and opinions, so it has none of ironic the zanny wacky memer bullshit we're used to see in podcasts without a set theme. I recommend it for the very calm and stress-free atmosphere it brings.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEfiazz8w-P2dVbi0b307tw/videos No.52112
>>51777Isn't this thread about podcast so how they look doesn't matter to begin with?
I also get the feeling that is it was someone that showed their face you would complain about that too.
It isn't about looks and you have no real argument or valid criticism.
No.52116
>>52115Unless it is your personal podcast or you are being paid to shill it I don't see why you would get banned for recommending some (Spanish?) Shock jock looking podcast.
No.52117
>>52116Because I actually like it and I shouldn't ngl.
No.52170
I'm a big fan of Your Favorite Band Sucks.
Pretty self explanatory but I enjoy telling people at work why their favorite "classic rock" band sucks, it's fairly comedic and quite "comfy"
No.52172
>>52170Okay, I was interested in listening to them so I chose their podcast on The Beatles and it's shit because they don't talk about their music and when they do they only say 'their music sucks'. All they did was to focus on dumb facts and misconceptions people have about The Beatles, never on why their music is bad. These idiots are egomaniacs who want people's attention so they can prove they know more about history of music than the rest but they don't say anything about the actual music.
They're not even funny.
No.52174
>>52170>Reggaeton wizardNever thought I see the day, thoughts on Bad Bunny?
No.52179
>>52172Their Beatles episode is probably my least favourite, they do make valid points regarding their "originality" and their propensity for stealing from other artists (they've been successfully sued three times)
If you want to know why their music is bad just listen to any band they've stolen from and see how it compares.
No.52316
https://www.econtalk.org/erik-hurst-on-work,-play,-and-the-dynamics-of-u.s.-labor-markets/This is a very interesting episode which covers themes which are highly relevant to wizzies. I think you'll find this interesting and highly relevant to common discourse here.
This is one of my favourite podcasts FYI, although individual episodes can be hit-or-miss depending on the guest.
Of course, economics is one of my favourite fields of study but others may not feel the same way.
No.52319
>>52316Please tell me you are being paid for making these posts.
No.52322
>>52319lol I can see how you would get that impression but my desire to share this is authentic
inb4 HI RUSS!
No.52328
>>52316Just summarise the 'highly-relevant' points for us here so we can read them
No.52343
>>52328Unemployment rate rising. There is two proposed culprits. Is it the declining manufacturing sector? Or is it bideo games? Food for thought.
No.52344
>>52343>Unemployment rate rising.Not in the US or North America in general.
No.52348
>>52344>>52343It's talking about workforce participation (different from the unemployment statistic) among young men
No.52349
>>52328>>52316There is a thorough description of the podcast content on the linked webpage.
No.53066
Any good recommendations for podcasts about anime? No politics or any of the other dumpster fire bullshit. Anime-related podcasts only.
No.53069
>>53066All the podcast I can think of mostly talk about the whole of the animation industry (meaning a lot of talk about cartoons) and only a little bit about anime.
I mean I am sure there are anime only podcast but I haven't listened to any.
No.53072
i can't really focus on audio only podcasts so the only 2 i'm watching are joe rogan and lex fridman
https://www.youtube.com/user/lexfridmanwhenever i try to find other podcasts on youtube all i get are comedians talking about retarded shit
No.53073
>>52102Only worthwhile recommendation in the whole thread.
No.53498
>>52170I misread it as book instead of band. Now that'd be interesting.
No.53521
>>52328People, especially young men, are working less and taking more leisure time. Mr data whisperer thinks this is not because the labor market is weak, it is just that they are being supported financially by their parents and video games are more fun than working because overall men's happiness levels have been increasing. The guy interviewing him spends a few minutes jerking off about how hard he works then calls it "deeply depressing" that people are working less.
No.53526
>>53521>overall men's happiness levels have been increasingI am not listening to this libertarian propaganda, did they really say that? How do you even know such a thing? Couldn’t you interpret it the other way ie they are playing games because they are unhappy?
No.53534
>>52316I listened to a few more of these and I fucking hate the host. He is so ridiculously biased towards the rich and the system that enables them to own everything because he's rich himself. He doesn't even try to hide it, he literally said that it's a good thing that wealth is self sustaining and there's a ruling political class that is just born into it because the wealthy rigged the game for them. He is a disgusting champion of the current order and uses disingenuous and spurious arguments to defend it. Some of the guests are good and some of the discussion is interesting though.
No.53791
>>53526>Couldn’t you interpret it the other way ie they are playing games because they are unhappy?That's exactly what the conversation is about…
No.53794
I just remembered an old podcast I found years ago and found it's still running.
https://hellofromthemagictavern.com No.53815
>The Professional Weirdo Podcast with M dot StrangeIf you know who M dot Strange is then you probably know what you are in for.
If you don't you still might enjoy him as he is a loner eccentric artist who does rather large projects mostly on his own, including creating 3 full feature length animated films, wrote books, made music, and is currently making games.
He also is surprisingly positive with a fuck everyone else and just do it kind of outlook when it comes to creative projects.
https://anchor.fm/m-dot-strange No.53825
fash the nation
No.54082
>>53825It's 2020. The whole 'alt-right' thing is dead. Internet White nationalism has declined dramatically since Charlottesville made it too real for the underage /pol/ larpers.
No.54085
>>54082except it hasn't. We are probably on the cusp on another big surge given the riots hence the banwave to preempt it actually. AR organizations were snipped and their platforms are underground but the membership never declined. Anyways, FtN is still the top ranked podcast in this sphere even if allsup has a long way to go if he wants to match Jazzhand's shoes
No.54088
>>54085i miss Halberstram.
No.54151
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLND1JCRq8Vuh3f0P5qjrSdb5eC1ZfZwWJhttps://open.spotify.com/show/43gIWKVun3Ez1N8y2nhJNFIt was pretty insightful the first time I listened to it and now I'm going through it again. Basically a cognitive science perspective on the so-called meaning crisis and various philosophical approaches throughout history.
No.54154
https://player.fm/series/war-nerd-radio-subscriber-feed-2633026war nerd radio, the hosts are pretty likeable even though i don't agree with everything they say. they're left wingers but of the fairly reasonable type.
No.55207
Has anyone else noticed that a disproportionate about of podcast seem to come from California and be by far leftist?
Anyway, I like most things produced by Parcast Network
Unlike a lot of shit their stuff is actually properly scripted and really well produced. It is professional and they keep their personal politics out of the subject they are covering.
My favorites are their true crime stuff and their show Cults.
No.55213
Sean Carroll mindscape - theoretical physicist who interviews whoever he finds interesting so it's a mix of biologists, physicists, social scientists, and random people.
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrxfgDEc2NxY_fRExpDXr87tzRbPCaA5xLex Fridman - AI researcher from MIT who seems to interview all kinds of famous thinkers.
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrAXtmErZgOdP_8GztsuKi9nrraNbKKp4 No.55214
>>55213Thanks for the links Mr.phone user.
But really though they are interesting.
No.55249
>>54952So much of their shit is behind a paywall. Unless there is a way to listen to it for free?
No.55837
Been listening to a show called minds of madness.
It is really good if you are interested in true crime type stuff.
No.55987
https://www.assassinationspodcast.com/podcastsA podcast on… assassinations of famous people throughout history.
No.55990
>>55249When Marxists talk about redistributing wealth, it's as long as it's not THEIR wealth
No.55992
>>55991Do they have a script or something like it or is it off the cuff babbling about a topic they googled or skimmed a book on?
I am burned out on low quality unscripted shows.
No.55993
>>55992 It's a single guy, he does have a script but he often talks about random off-topic stuff, but doesn't deviate from the subject that much.
No.56938
>>55207A lot of that is networking where they have access to the people running the networks and search engines so they get promoted up it.
>>55991He reads /x/ on 4chan. You can often catch him in a thread and find an episode soon after.
No.57448
Started checking out this podcast about cybercrime and security called Darkweb Diaries.
Same format as many true crime shows I listen to, only more about hacking, breaches, and fraud then murder.
If you are into true crime and tech related stuff I highly recommend it.
No.57455
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/undesign/id1097807950The podcast is called Undesign and it's two middle-aged guys talking about table-top role-playing games. When they talk about specific ones it's usually the various editions of DnD, Shadowrun or BattleTech. Otherwise the topics relate to specific aspects common to games of this type. They apparently have a list of topics from which they select one by dice-roll each episode and then talk about it for 15 to 25 minutes. Sometimes it's just fun to listen to them recalling anecdotes, sometimes it's insightful to hear them analyse specific aspects of games from a player, GM or developer perspective. However, the last episode was published last summer so it has been on hiatus for a while now.
One of the two hosts (which is an unfitting word since there are no guests) is Vincent Venturella, whose name will probably already be familiar to some who might be interested in this from Warhammer Weekly - his his other podcast with more participants which is also currently still active and can be found on YouTube. As the name implies it's about Warhammer - primarily Age of Sigmar - and also episodes can easily be over two hours in length.
I like to listen to both of these during my nightshifts on the weekend because it's more mind candy and pleasant background noise than serious business and hard facts and it doesn't matter too much if I don't pay attention every once in a while.
No.57992
The mental Illness happy hour. The stories are rarely amazing but most guests are normies unfortunately. The reader letters are really eye popping
No.57996
Found yet another true crime podcast I "like".
Human Monsters.
It isn't for the faint of heart. The first few episodes are about child abuse and it gets into extraordinary levels of detail.
It's one of those kind of shows where by it even existing on several platforms it proves that the censorship is totally bullshit when done or those platforms.
Like they will censor alex jones or joe rogan over wrong think meanwhile this podcast describes a toddler being tortured and raped for years in medical detail for a hour and a half is a-okay.
Anyway it also goes into detail about the investigation, trials, and punishments too. So it isn't just suffering porn or whatever. It's more like someone reading case files without holding anything back and adding in news clips and interviews to give full context.
Once you get over the horror of some of the cases it's actually a little dry in presentation but eventually the guy who does the podcast does start branching out by doing interviews.
Wouldn't recommend if you aren't already into true crime as it doesn't sugarcoat how fucked up humans can be.
No.58342
as someone struggling with mental illness, I really enjoy the mental illness happy hour. the host actually talks to people via email and gives a fuck. most of his interviews are normie as fuck but some have really interesting back stories. I plan to be on there someday to talk about my journey of autism and MDD/PTSD to neetbucks
mentalpod.com
No.58343
>>58342I remember seeing that in the listings but something about the descriptions and episode titles made me think it was just more progressive propaganda using the the meaning of psychology as a weapon.
If I am totally wrong I would be willing to actually give it a chance.
No.58357
>>58343well duh paul gilmartin the host is a progressive as alot of podcast hosts are. i just avoid the lgbtbbq/tranny stories but honestly i havent seen much propoganda on most of the episodes.
If you dont have alot of time his "best of episodes" are usually pretty entertaining. heres a good one i listened to recently. this guy was in gangs all his life and did 20 some in solitary:
https://mentalpod.com/archives/5916 No.58452
>>45254Carlin is fantastic. One of the few podcasts I have to sit down and concentrate on. Too good to listen to while occupied.
I also enjoy
>Joe RoganNot overrated. He can be a bit annoying but he is very down to earth and "real". His deep curiosity, style of questioning and layman perspective make him the perfect guy to talk to interesting people. And he interviews/chats with MANY interesting people. He has 1600+ episdoes, many 3h+ long, and I've found out about many amazing ideas from his podcasts, despite the fact that he is a "meme" for lack of a better term. his podcast is my favorite because of the sheer amount of interesting discussion, guests, unfiltered discussion about edgy topics, and the way the conversations are very natural (nothing like MSM interviews)
>Trash Taste3 youtube ecelebs talk about life in japan, otaku culture, and talk shit about life. they are normies through and through, but it's nice to listen to a good quality podcast about otaku culture with 3 friends that have excellent chemistry
>VORWreviewbrah/reportoftheweek's podcast. very comfy feeling, the guy is a wizard through and through, totally owns it, lives how he wants. lots of varied discussion with mildly interesting perspectives
>extremitiespodcast about people and places that are extreme, such as isolated islands. talks about how they live and what life is like there. nice window to another world
>revolutionsin depth dive into historical revolutions. only listened to the french series, but I loved it
>jordan peterson podcastI don't like the guy much but he has interesting guests and drives good quality discussion
No.60556
>>57448>Darkweb DiariesI love it its like historical modern scifi
I like Andrew Hubermans and Lex Friedman podcast
No.60817
Welcome to the world of adult Dating loveawake.ru
No.60975
>>54154what is this leftarded clueless russian stooge garbage LMAO
No.63521
>>50605>>50602Cum Town went on for years. basically just a comfy comedy podcast with 3 comedians lazily making retarded ironic (for lack of a better word) jokes and shit. massive normies, but still some seriously funny moments. good guests. massive audience so anyone they talked about got unintentionally doxxed (Tom Myer's getting heckled, Nick losing a $250,000 Superbowl advert, shit like that).
kind of a love or hate thing. so many episodes that I still listen/re-listen to them while playing video games, you can just set it to auto-play edits.
you get Adam's gimmick of being insanely Jewish (pic related was funny) and ruining riffs. Stav's gimmick is being a fatass who's basically a laugh track who made "im gay and my dick is small" jokes for years and it got seriously old - not that he didn't have funny moments, he just got lazier as the years went on. literally left the podcast a few months ago. Nick Mullen is absolutely the glue, and honestly one of the funniest comedians alive imo. Nick took double the salary of the rest (but they make £110,000/month on Patreon alone, and they always were self-aware about being fucking stupid for what they actually do)
a few favourites:
Alt-Right Homer Simpson:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Htbl-NGGSdcGay Batman:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izKFg3bB2RABill Mahr n-word Intro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izKFg3bB2RAScumbag Vinny (the guest is someone who fans of the show kept harassing as being the worst guest of all time in a previous episode with Bam Margeria from Jackass):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3rcS0aOwFoit's got way better since Stav left, he was always the least funny but the Adam Friedland Show is way better now (the name itself is a joke since Nick is obviously funnier). all the episodes so far are the funniest they've been in years. I doubt their creative streak will last long, but they've been really experimental as of late (the 'Count Dracula interview', Adam interviewing people for made-up producer roles)
the new bit they have where Adam invites vapid celebrities on just to deliberately sabotage the interview/the episode where Nick deliberately does embarrassingly shit stand-up.
anyway you either find it funny or you dont. its not really wizardly, but I find them comfy, and better when you get into the dynamic.
also, Reviewbrah's podcast. I dont like Joe Rogan much. he's good at what he does, but there are so many trash guests.
No.63522
>>63521I can't say I've ever heard them say anything funny and those linked jokes don't sound particularly funny either.
No.63529
>>63522keep enjoying what you enjoy, I wouln't have brought them up if I wasn't replying to someone else. comedic taste is probably more subjective than almost any other.
I think a lot of the appeal is the feeling of hanging out with friends, which I've never really had. same with a lot of other escapism
No.64187
>>63521I'd been listening for years but eventually lost interest. They obviously didn't want to do the show anymore and it made for some pretty unpleasant listening. I checked back in when Stav left and i honestly do not get the hype for the AF show. Like the Dracula interview was not funny and Nick defaulting back to his "I'm not going to put effort into anything because trying is gay". It works when you can listen to it while you're doing other things but i can't sit there and watch Adam fumble lines for half an hour. Maybe it's picked up since and i'm missing out but i think i'm over the whole thing. It did give me some really hard laughs over the past few years though.
>>64184It's been dead for years
No.64826
>>54085Half of TRS turned out to be gay groomers looking for vulnerable men and the other half turned out to be non-white and knew about the groomers but said nothing.
Right wing podcasts are basically impossible to find now and the ones that exist are effectively reactions only. Read news story, say you hate niggers and jews then read another news story saying why you hate niggers and jews. Then get your jewish wife on the christmas episode.
Can any one recommend some retro vidya podcasts that don't feature trannies, virtue signalling or the majority of the show being 2 guys gossiping? I tried the DOS club but they have trannies on and it made my skin crawl. Hate looking forward to a topic and having it ruined by some dude in a dress. Would like more obscure stuff topic wise. Point and click adventures seem especially ripe for podcasts but I don't think a podcast just about them exists.
No.64827
>>64187I like nick and followed his saga from about 2018 to 2020 but his story is kind of dead in the water right now. He got big getting people from Identity Evropa (which "doesn't exist") to troll charlie kirk's speaking engagements and a couple of other people. Then he started getting recognized by the Trump people as a special interest group to appease and was getting informal sponsorships. Stop the steal was the high point, several hundred groypers turned out at all his events and his speeches were all well received. Then he got no-fly'd and Casey broke with him followed by a few other fuckwit characters. I think the nail in the coffin was Kanye, all the attention in the world and yet the utterly worst optics. I think it's over unless Trump comes back.
>>64826Am interested. I lost interest in F/T/N during the covid thing, they really had lost all relevance and had irritating humor while being a serious image issue to be downloading
No.64829
>>64827Nick is a zoomer larper. Out of touch retards think he has some youth market behind him and give him money to try and appeal to them. But the reality is he's just a retard on twitter doing streams. He has doxxed his followers multiple times and is in bed with bad actors with large noses. He's a lolcow with an ego able to be manipulated in just the right ways to be useful.
No.64830
>>54151Tried listening to this and got an hour in before confirming he's a drug addict retard
>Take psychedelics they will rewire your mind and fix your mental health problems>Any one noticing racial differences is a BIGOT and their brains lying to themIt's a complete Great and powerful oz moment. He tells you there's a crisis in society and being around strangers is abnormal and fucks humans up. Then screams bigot at racial differences.
Apparently he was on Jordan Peterson so you know he's a waste of your time.
No.64831
>>64829opinion discarded in under a millisecond
No.64833
What's so enticing about podcasts? Isn't listening to an audiobook more fun and beneficial?
I tried listening to that Joe Rogan fag and some others, and they all were annoying, just some normies talking out of their ass, avoiding actually controversial topics and acting like their faggy opinions matter.
No.64838
>>64832literally the kinocasino/Metokur kiwi fan club bullshit from gawkers. He's not gay, nobody gives a fuck, AF is inevitable etc
No.64839
>>64833Podcasts are like radio broadcasts. Might be beneficial but that's not the first intent. Listening some dudes talking on topics while travelling, driving or walking
No.64841
>>64833it's a way for people to experience secondhand social experiences when they dont socialize in their own life. same with watching streamers or youtubers honestly
unless you listen to the podcast or watch the video specifically for the subject and the people dont really matter
No.64842
>>64833it's just a symptom of people having way too much time on their hands and wanting entertainment to multitask with. Almost none of the big podcasts are useful
No.66770
I enjoy this small podcast, in this one he chats with the writer of a small webcomic called Tree of Life X and its pretty cozy:
https://youtu.be/JCpBRWRxwJM?si=x1ujFZAvszFidGdQ No.66777
>>66775What guy? Why not even post his name?
No.66778
>>66777You know me so well!
Dude's name is Paul Cooper
https://fallofcivilizationspodcast.com/