[Falling Down]

Anyone care to post any podcasts worth listening to.

Mike Watt, ex-Minutemen and Firehose bass player and friend of the Sonics has a great one called The Watt from Pedro Show which is a mixture of great obscure tunes, Watts ramblings and interviews with the likes of Nels Cline, Lee Ranaldo and others.

I don't think you need an iPod to play it so it should work on a computer...

[LucyB]

I liked the Ricky Gervais stuff on the Guardian website.

Okay, it was just him and others spouting shit, but how funny! I did that really bad thing of giggling out loud while on a plane, inviting disapproving looks from all around me...
 

[dontfollowme]

Yeah I really enjoyed the Gervais stuff too. There are new ones out now but I think you have to pay for them!

[slackline]

Resurrecting as I enjoyed listening to...

Musical Language

(Its begging to be sampled though)

[Falling Down]

I dun a podcast for y'all https://soundcloud.com/ben-tye1/23skidoo-podcast-march12014

All vinyl... Some varied stuff.  Hope you like 

[dave]

Just listening to it now Ben, enjoying it so far.

[Falling Down]

Thanks Dave...

[Teaboy]

The Bugle is absolutely brilliant, can't praise it highly enough. Usual stuff on BBC plus /Filcast and Empire podcast are good if you like films.

But really, the Bugle is ace

[Dr T]

seeing as iplayer seems to crash repeatedly the infinite monkey cage podcast is a sanity saver as I'm ill in bed right now

[Falling Down]

I bought a few records for RSD 2014 and did a mix here (edited it was corrupted.... Will repost)

[slackline]

Interview with Alex Honnold

[mrjonathanr]

Christopher Sommers, former USA Olympic gymnastics coach. No nonsense observations on training. First 10 minutes bit waffley and a bit too much interviewer input, but soon gathers pace and becomes very interesting.

http://fourhourworkweek.com/2016/05/09/the-secrets-of-gymnastic-strength-training/