My favorite podcast, what about yours?

Ok, so ive been getting into podcast lately. I have been looking for some podcast that reach into the topics that i like the most. I enjoy alternative history/ history, anything about the shamans of the Amazon, mystical alchemical topics like alchemy, or very serious and deep explorations of consciousness. I'm not really into the aliens subjects or the hippy dippy unicorn stuff, i like honest hard objective looks, and sometimes comedy. Anyway heres my list...

Joe Rogan Podcast

The Joe Rogan Experience podcast is a long form conversation hosted by comedian, UFC color commentator, and actor Joe Rogan with friends and guests that have included comedians, actors, musicians, MMA instructors and commentators, authors, artists, and porn stars. The Joe Rogan Experience was voted the Best Comedy Podcast of 2012 on iTunes. In addition online listening, fans can watch a videocast of the show live on Ustream or tune in on Sirius XM’s “The Virus” channel on Saturdays at Noon ET and Sundays at 5:00 AM and 6:00 PM ET.

Out There Radio

You’ve reached the home of Out There Radio, a weekly audio journey into the world of the occult, conspiracy, counterculture, and the bizarre undercurrents of the human psyche.

Hardcore History with Dan Carlin

In "Hardcore History" the very unconventional Dan Carlin takes his "Martian", outside-the-box way of thinking and applies it to the past. Was Alexander the Great as bad a person as Adolf Hitler? What would Apaches with modern weapons be like? Will our modern civilization ever fall like civilizations from past eras? This is a difficult-to-classify show that has a rather sharp edge. It's not for everyone. But the innovative style and approach has made "Dan Carlin's Hardcore History" a New Media hit.

I recommend listening to the ones about the Khans.

London Real

Brian and Nic met at the Roger Gracie Academy in early 2006 while training jiu-jitsu and quickly became friends. Both in awe of London and the opportunities for growth and adventure the city provides, they came up with the idea for ‘London Real’ during one of their weekly walks through the metropolis. London Real is a weekly discussion about all aspects of the human experience, including but not limited to science, theosophy, martial arts, relationships and philosophy.

Matrix Masters

Podcasts from the Psychedelic Salon are a production of MatrixMasters.com, which is operated by Lorenzo, who is also the producer of the Palenque Norte lecture series at Burning Man. The mission of Matrix Masters can best be summed up in the lines Franklin Rosemont wrote in his introduction to the writings of Slim Brundage, where he described Chicago’s famous College of Complexes: The aim of the College of Complexes, as an educational / recreational forum, was neither to recruit members nor to mobilize troops for the achievement of specific goals, but rather to inform, agitate, educate, emancipate, provoke, inspire, offend, scandalize, tickle, and excite.* Well, our aim here at Matrix Masters is to provoke an unmuffled, ungagged, and unsilenced generation of world citizens into speaking up and taking the actions necessary to wrest control from the privileged few and to reclaim this planet in the name of all the humans, animals, plants, and other forms of life who share its bounty. And about our name, “Matrix Masters,” we intend this as reminder that ultimately YOU are your very own Master of the Matrix Definition: matrix — a mould, environment, or substance in which a thing is developed, a womb.

Thats my podcast list. I'm really looking for subjects that go heavy into alternative history and theory with sciences and physics. Feel free to suggest any podcast you may listen to though because im definitely interested in checking them out.

Ted Talks. Always something interesting there.

Thanks for this, going to check a few of these out!

Ted Talks

Adding a link for future reference thanks! This one looks interesting for sure!

alternative history?
..there's a good 5 part series called "proofs of conspiracy" by Stuart Crane that might interest you.
old recording but still relevant.
i can't provide a link for it sorry, but it's worth finding..

Joe Rogan's tattoo's

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Proof of conspiracy

Adding link for anyone interested. I'm listening to the first installment right now.

Thats it?

Back to looking for more on my own i guess...

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I have enjoyed many of Joe Rogans podcasts.


My favourite source of podcasts would have to be ...... Radio-lab


A link to one of my favourite Radiolab Podcasts:
Listen here: Dark Side of the Earth

The Radio-lab presenters speak to an astronaut about his experience of darkness ...... the story he tells is amazing !

Intro to the topic:

200 miles above Earth's surface, astronaut Dave Wolf -- rocketing through the blackness of Earth's shadow at 5 miles a second -- floated out of the Mir Space Station on his very first spacewalk. In this short, he describes the extremes of light and dark in space, relives a heart-pounding close call, and shares one of the most tranquil moments of his life.

The production is very innovative ..... the topics are always interesting, sometimes mesmerizing !

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Hey thanks! Im listening to Dave Asprey live on Joe Rogan right now, but when thats over im going to listen to that. I dont watch tv and i like to research the topics im listening about. I really learn a lot from this actually..

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Glad to help

The "Hardcore History with Dan Carlin" looks interesting .......

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Oh very, im listening to the Khans right now, but its for people who are interested in History. I think its less based on alternative theory but more on whats known about this culture. Very interesting the way he presents it though.

Mysterious Univers mysteriousuniverse.org...

and the Gralien Report gralienreport.com...

Two good podcasts on fringe topics. The hosts are very entertaining, and the shows are always good.


I was listening to Allan Watt, but he gets depressing after awhile. Basically Alex Jones without the hysterics.
www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com...

Behind the Paranormal was all right too, but their podcasts haven't been updated lately Past shows are still available.
www.behindtheparanormal.com...

A friend recently turned me on to No Agenda (the best podcast in the universe). Definitely check it out. It's entirely listener supported and keeps me even a step ahead of THIS website. These guys actually read legislation and watch C-SPAN all day so you don't have to. They analyze the news and are spot on so often that it's freaky.

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No Agenda is awsome. I have listened to like 5 of their podcast already.

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Yeah it's really addicting, I'm just going through their older shows now, as 5 hrs a week isn't enough lol! Plus, you'll see things pop up here like a week after they cover it.

Remember the New York Times Tech Talk podcast? When it was shuttered a little over a year ago, I was totally bummed, but reporters J.D. Biersdorfer and Pedro Rafael Rosado heard their listeners' cries on Twitter and started the podcast as their own side project. It's released once a week and covers the latest in tech, the occasional interview and helpful hints for your devices.

Showing my face on the internet? Record my every thought to the literal machine?
Don't think so

Showing my face on the internet? Record my every thought to the literal machine?
Don't think so

Any updates from anyone?

Hi OP, didn't see this when you first posted. Cool suggestions so far.
If you just want some stupid entertainment....

Ask A Ninja

available on iTunes

ETA: Joe Rogan is one of my favorites

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Thanks im going to check that one out now to. I appreciate some good nonsense once in a while.