This is one of the reasons I'm not as prolific on the blog as I I've been in the past.
I spend most of my time reading the great podcasts
Herewith my favorite podcasts.
1-Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal.Podcast..
A new one posts every Monday.
Gilbert is probably the funniest person on earth, and lends his able skills to this interview show.
If your time is limited to listen to podcasts, this is the one to go out of your way to listen to.
2-Thought Spiral. Hosted by Andy Kindler and J. Elvis Weinstein. Two very talented comedians.
First rate funny.
3-WTF with Marc Maron. A great comedian. It's very guest dependent. This week this week he has
Jay Leno. He's a great interview. Marc brings the best out of him.
4-The Larry Miller Show. A wonderfully positive force, and funny as hell.
5-The Carson Podcast. Totally guest dependent and but boy do they have a lot of good ones.
The host seems a little amateurish. To much begging for money.
6-Leonard Maltin on Movies. The movies are sometimes more interesting than Leonard is.
7-Here's the Thing- hosted by Alec Baldwin. He's a very good host. The subject matter has to grab you.
8-Stu's Show--Maybe I'm a little predjudiced here. as I've appeared on it twice for a total of 8 hours.. If you're interested in hearing me yakking you can find these interviews on Stusshows website.
9-All of the Above With Norman Lear. Great guests, and Norman's fascinating. The problem I have is that I never liked any of his shows. But that doesn't stop the podcast from being compelling.
So times we've go by and he doesn't have a new entry. It makes you wonder if he's all right. 96,. you wonder about his health.
10- The David Feldman Show--Very funny and very literate show with a strong liberal viewpoint.
If you've got some that I left out, let me know.
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Great list! As for Gilbert, he's wonderful on the show, but it wouldn't work without Frank Santopadre. They are the perfect pair & make the perfect podcast.
ReplyDeleteI too listen to The Carson Podcast, but can't stand the host; his voice bothers me! His questions are often....
dumb(!) & that he bleeps out rough language is appalling. As I listen I wonder why he even has the gig.
I also listen to Norman Lear, wishing he'd been able to do this when he was a bit younger.
"You Must Remember This," stories about 20th century Hollywood isn't perfect,
(the host isn't always the actress she wishes she were) but I still enjoy hearing someone, anyone talk about the good old days.
"A More Perfect Union" has been an enjoyable political program. I've come to enjoy this foursome and their banter.
And if you want to listen to an amazing story, go to the podcast "FOUND" and check out Season 1, Episode 3, "Found Baby."
How about Ken Levine's podcast?
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