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I like that I can drop into this forum once every couple of years and we're still talking about Rothfuss being a fraud. Makes it feel like I never left -
Good podcasts usually do tackle issues and topics. The problem is that celebrities and athletes tend to be morons, and it's just not very interesting to hear them talk.
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Am I the only person that hates celebrity/athlete interviews on podcasts? Very much prefer when the hosts have guests they are personally friends with, as the rapport is there and it doesn't feel weird.
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They are expressly liberal advocates. They aren't even pretending to be fair. I like them, and listen to them, because they are funny and I tend to agree with them, but they are advocates.
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I've been listening to Exponent lately, a tech strategy podcast. It's excellent, and was wondering if anyone has any business podcasts they listen to. I've tried Planet Money, which is fun, but not exactly what I'm looking for. Also not looking for finance podcasts, or things looking to prognosticate the market. Exponent talks about what the big tech firms are doing, what the strategic business implications of these moves are, and where it's going. I think it's fascinating stuff, and looking to consume any media similar to it.