My podcast-subscriptions

The following post is an overview of podcasts I follow. I'm using Pocket Casts to subscribe and listen. This list is still a work in progress after several years. Also: There is no sort of ranking implied here.

technology

• Herr Mies wills wissen GER (Disclaimer: Coworker)
• Command Line Heroes
• nixers podcast
• Autoweird.fm GER (Disclaimer: Coworker)
• CaSE podcast
• Coder Radio
• Linux Unplugged
• INNOQ Podcast GER
• Linux Action News
• Programming Throwdown
• TechSNAP
• Unsupervised Learning
• uhl, steine, scherben GER (Disclaimer: Former Coworker)

infosec

• Darknet Diarys
• Malicious Life
• Brakeing Down Security
• Humans of Infosec
• Defensive Security Podcast
• Security Now
• Smashing Security
• The Many Hats Club
• RallySec
• Hackable?
• The Social-Engineer Podcast
• alienvault security perspectives

politics and general news

• Die Wochendaemmerung GER
• Logbuch: Netzpolitik GER
• Common Sense with Dan Carlin
• Dan Carlin's Hardcore History

agile

• Mein Scrum ist kaputt GER
• Healthy Software Developer
• agile in 3 minutes

misc

• Ear Hustle
• CRE GER

I'd love to hear about the podcasts you enjoy or that you recommend. Feel free to drop me a comment!

Comments

[tux0r]

I still prefer reading.

Podcasts have the following shortcomings for me:

1. You cannot bookmark a certain part of the text. Transcripts are optional.
2. Many podcasters have a very boring way to talk, that makes following the contents notably harder. (Also: Jingles! Ugh!)
3. You cannot directly jump to certain topics (unless the podcasters provide an entirely optional ToC), you'll have to listen to it all.

[Sung M. Kim]

Those shortcomings are what I suffer from as well.

Especially when a podcast gives you many points without ToC, it's hard to see where they are at.

And also the trouble could be caused due to most of people being visual learners.

One person I know is an auditory learner so he seems to understand better while listening.

[Martin Riedel]

1. That is true, although i've always found the transcript/shownotes were pretty good of the podcasts i listen to

2. Understandable - I can't listen to several podcasts people have recommended to me because of either the voices or the jingles. Or sometimes the bad audio quality. I listen on 1.4x speed and that sometimes amplifies bad recordings.

3. Understandable, but most of the time I listen from start to finish.

[Sung M. Kim]

Thanks Martin for following up with the comment.

Martin Riedel

Aug 28

Sure, I'll do the latter ;)

I was able to glean into what type of interests you have 😉

I will also post my list this week on dev.to

[Martin Riedel]

You're welcome - I'm looking forward for your list!

[Sung M. Kim]

Heya Martin, Here is the list of podcasts I listen to.

My Podcast Subscriptions

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