Top 5 Podcasts That You Listen To.

[jamesandreson216]

• The Joe Rogan Experience
• Bill Burrs Monday Morning Podcast
• Your Moms House Podcast
• Skeptic Tank by Ari Shafir
• Tim Ferriss Podcast

I found all of these through the Joe Rogan Experience. I listen (podcast background music) to many but these have been in my main rotation for years.

[Holmesy]

• JackMaate's Happy Hour
• Long Shot with Duncan Robinson
• Old man and the Three
• Through the wire
• Thinking Basketball

Bit of a theme there...
Love Thinking Basketball but his upload frequency isn't the best.

[doubledeuceR6]

Quote: Originally Posted by Majingir

On the WWE side, JRs podcast is good to listen to when he and Conrad review PPVs from that era. Since JR was head of talent relations then, he knew everything going on behind the scenes back then, so his insights on everything around that time is interesting to hear.

Thanks for this suggestion. JRs stories and knowledge is endless. Such a great story teller.

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[Majingir]

Quote: Originally Posted by doubledeuceR6

Thanks for this suggestion. JRs stories and knowledge is endless. Such a great story teller. Sent from my LM-V405 using Tapatalk

His takes on modern stuff isn't the best (he sounds like he's in the "I've forgotten more about wrestling than you'll ever know" phase of life), but the recaps on past stuff is good. Mainly the behind the scenes stuff. One I listened to a while back was him going in depth about recruiting and signing Lesnar back in 2000.

[Hammerhunker]

Michael Gervais's Finding Mastery is very well done.

[NoleFan]

“The Joe Budden Podcast”

“New Rory and Mal”

“I Am Athlete”

“Drink Champs” depending on the guest

“Market Mondays”


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[MrDubya]

The Tony Kornheiser Show
Kayfabulous Lucha Brothers
Something To Wrestle With Bruce Prichard
PTI
The Hoop Collective
Cinema Swirl

[l3ulvl]

I'm an office dork so I listen to the Deep Dive, and also Office Ladies, not regularly, but it's there when I have time to kill

Other than that I'm a big fan of the Le Batard and Friends network. Love the main show, stupodity not so much (his fake laugh is so over the top I can't handle it), Mystery Crate works when you don't need a point and it's just the "shipping container" people chit chatting. Cinephobe is one that took me a minute to adjust to, the vulgar tone wasn't expected lol, then I got used to it and found myself really liking it.