Does anyone here listen to pod casts?
Here's a list of my regular ones...

http://radio.seti.org/   science based 'cast from the guys at seti (USA)
http://www.astronomycast.com/    good for beginers onwards (USA)
http://www.skepticality.com/index.php    critical thinking, more socially orientated (USA)
http://www.slackerastronomy.org/slack-live.xml   astro techie, not very regular. The slackers (USA)
http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/    science/astro (UK)
http://www.theskepticsguide.org/  to the universe. Very good at critically breaking down false arguments (USA)

Anyone got any good technology pod casts?

Does anyone find this helpful/interesting?

Or am I the only semi-literate person here?
Found this pod cast 'This Week In Tech'
http://twit.tv/twit (USA)

General tech reviews. No247 is about the iPad and general chat about Apple.
With Leo Laporte.

Loadsa views and no post comments  

Found this computer tech podcast.
http://www.bit-tech.net/blog/podcasts/2010/05/07/hardware-podcast-11-laptop-on-fire/
(UK)

This is the main link with gaming podcast as well.
http://www.bit-tech.net/blog/podcasts/

The computer tech 'cast is good. No11 chats about new NVidia graphics cards and some about SSDs. Not listened to game 'casts.

Its getting views that's the main thing I guess.

My comment. "Keep them coming  "

The slackers at Slacker Astronomy have done another pod cast.

Yippie.
http://www.slackerastronomy.org/slack-live.xml

The guy with the gravelly voice is from MythBusters, I think.

I've listened to tha gaming 'casts as well now and I like.

http://www.bit-tech.net/blog/podcasts/

They've not reviewed any racing games yet but with GT5 and F1 2010 out soon I'm sure they will.

Um! Do I like Podcasts? Yeah, you could say that. I started listening to Podcasts back in early 2005 when I started at my current employer. I was the delivery driver and was just so bored of terrible commercial radio and the awful Radio 1. I found myself listening to Radio Four and while I enjoyed the various subjects, there was no way to shedule what to listen to and I couldn't pause the programme every time I got out of the van. So I decided to check out these "Podcast" things that I had heard of. I simply put my favourite subjects into the iTunes directory (podcasts were only really just starting back then) and was soon spending my work days listening to shows tailored for me that I could pause, rewind and actually learn some decent stuff. If it wasn't for Podcasts, then my days of van driving would have had me pulling my very short hair out.

If you guys are interested the BBC have a neat pod cast that focuses on modern technology, admittedly you might already know about them. 

Digital Planet

Found a new gaming podcast called Eurogamer based in Brighton, UK.

And here is Trekkygeek's Appytimes podcast.

He reviews apps for iPhone / iPod Touch and Android phones.

Thanks mate. I'm afraid my co-host Brad and myself have become quite lazy and our recording schedule is sporadic at best. Still, if we can put a couple of shows a month then that's cool