Podcasts

Eventually this will be more developed, but for now here's some podcasts I enjoy listening to, plus recommended episodes/arcs where needed. Some of these are no longer updating, but you can still listen to the archives (hopefully).

I use Overcast to listen to podcasts.

The Adventure Zone, the podcast that got me interested in tabletop game podcasts in the first place. Favorite arc is Balance, also enjoyed Amnesty, Ethersea, Steeplechase. Short arcs/one-offs that are also fun and easy to start with: Spirit Breakers, Dadlands, TAZ vs. Dracula.

Not Another D&D Podcast, hosted by comedians who know how to do funny characters and also just happen to know very detailed D&D lore. Favorite long arc (so far): Bahumia (Campaign 1). Favorite short arc (so far): Twilight Sanctorum! Start with that one if you've never listened to the show before and are intimidated by 500 episodes or whatever.

Rude Tales of Magic, another one hosted by comedians. I'm still on the first campaign soooo.

Articles of Interest, about the history of fashion/clothing through a cultural lens. Episodes: Plus Sizes, The Clueless Closet.

Cruising, about the history of lesbian bars and more recently general lesbian history. Really liking the newest season which features interviews with lesbian activists!

The Empty Bowl, a meditative podcast about breakfast cereal

My Brother, My Brother, and Me; I saw too many gifs on Tumblr and finally caved and now I'm years deep into the MBMBAM lore

Normal Gossip, a fun (well) gossipy show about things that happened to other people and are silly and not a big deal

Rebuttal, a lawyer discusses weird law history things. Might be better watched as video than audio

Shedunnit, about fictional female detectives/mystery books

Shojo and Tell, about Japanese girls' media!

Too Many Tabs, a husband and wife infodump at each other (and occasionally host a book club)

Desperate House Witches, especially the earlier episodes

Eat My Pagan Ass, my favorite and totally dead now for several years. If the episode downloads stop working, let me know and I can send you copies of most of them.

Music from the Goddess' Vault, pagan music podcast with witch lore interspersed

New World Witchery, focused on American traditional witchcraft

Sidenote: if you're a podcaster you NEED to have your own website (and newsletter). If your host shuts down (like BlogTalkRadio), and/or you stop using a specific social media, how will your fans find you? Make a site and put your contact info on it!