What good technology podcasts are out there

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Yes  Podcasts  those nice little Audiobooks I can listen to on the way to work  With the current amount of Podcasts  it s like searching a needle in a haystack  except that the haystack happens to be the Internet and is filled with too many of these  quot Hot new Gadgets quot  stuff    Now  even though I am mainly a  NET developer nowadays  maybe anyone knows some good Podcasts from people regarding the whole software lifecycle  Unit Testing  Continous Integration  Documentation  Deployment    So - what are you guys and gals listening to   Please note that the categorizations are somewhat subjective and may not be 100  accurate as many podcasts cover several areas  Categorization is made against what is considered the  quot main quot  area  General Software Engineering   Productivity   Stack Overflow   1 inactive  but still a good listen  TekPub  Requires Paid Subscription  Software Engineering Radio 43 Folders Perspectives Dr  Dobb s  now a video feed  The Pragmatic Podcast  Inactive  IT Matters Agile Toolkit Podcast The Stack Trace  Inactive  Parleys Techzing The Startup Success Podcast Berkeley CS class lectures FLOSS Weekly This Developer s Life   NET   Visual Studio   Microsoft  Herding Code Hanselminutes  NET Rocks  Deep Fried Bytes Alt Net Podcast  inactive  Polymorphic Podcast  inconsistent  Sparkling Client  The Silverlight Podcast  dnrTV  Spaghetti Code ASP NET Podcast Channel 9 Radio TFS PowerScripting Podcast The Thirsty Developer Elegant Code  inactive  ConnectedShow Crafty Coders Coding QA  jQuery  yayQuery The official jQuery podcast  Java   Groovy  The Java Posse Grails Podcast Java Technology Insider Basement Coders  Ruby   Rails  Railscasts Rails Envy The Ruby on Rails Podcast Rubiverse Ruby5  Web Design   JavaScript   Ajax  WebDevRadio Boagworld The Rissington podcast Ajaxian YUI Theater  Unix   Linux   Mac   iPhone  Mac Developer Network Hacker Public Radio Linux Outlaws Mac OS Ken LugRadio Linux radio show  Inactive  The Linux Action Show  Linux Kernel Mailing List  LKML  Summary Podcast Stanford s iPhone programming class Advanced iPhone Development Course - Madison Area Technical College WWDC 2010 Session Videos  requires Apple Developer registration   System Administration  Security or Infrastructure  RunAs Radio Security Now  Crypto-Gram Security Podcast Hak5 VMWare VMTN Windows Weekly PaulDotCom Security The Register - Semi-Coherent Computing FeatherCast  General Tech   Business  Tekzilla This Week in Tech The Guardian Tech Weekly PCMag Radio Podcast  Inactive  Entrepreneurship Corner Manager Tools  Other   Misc    Podcast Networks  IT Conversations Retrobits Podcast No Agenda Netcast Cranky Geeks The Command Line Freelance Radio IBM developerWorks The Register - Open Season Drunk and Retired Technometria Sod This Radio4Nerds Hacker Medley

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I am the creator of Connected Show  http   www ConnectedShow com  and really want to thank this thread for posting us in the list  We are new and would love to get more listeners and more feedback

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I am pretty much hooked to    The Java Posse Software Engineering Radio

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If you are into web design and website creation then I recommend Boagworld and also The Rissington podcast even if you are not

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Top on my list are    Software Engineering Radio Java Posse Sometimes I also listen to  The ASP NET podcast   I keep an eye on iTunes U as some courses have the perfect price  free  from top-notch Universities around the world  E g  Computer Language Engineering from MIT

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The way I understand the question  you are asking for developer centric podcast  My personal number one is Late Night Cocoa from the Mac Developer Network followed by Mac Developer Roundtable  Although I agree that every developer should probably listen to Steve Gibson s Security Now   with Leo Laporte s TWiT network    For general tech stuff  check out other TWiT podcasts  This week in Tech  MacBreak Weekly  MacBreack Tech  with PixelCorps   Windows Weekly and FLOSS Weekly  On a side note  relevant to some developers who think about becoming a Micro-ISV in the Apple Universe  MacSB - Mac Software Business

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There s tons of tech podcasts    Some that I ve subscribed to   Daily shows   WebbAlert Loaded   Non-Dailys   Cranky Geeks DL TV   And as you can see  I am using Miro to get them   which is a nice X-platform vodcast catcher  -     Cheers

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The Stack Overflow podcast is the reason I m now here  Jeff  unfortunately  is a poor project manager in terms of managing expectations and setting timelines -- yet the beta has arrived  and it s pretty decent  The  NET world is alien to me  so I ve enjoyed the Stack Overflow podcast   This Week in Tech is another podcast I listen to regularly  Unfortunately  I feel that none of the panelists other than Leo Laporte does any homework prior to the show  so many of the opinions  especially John C  Dvorak s  are uninformed   I recently started listening to IT Conversations podcasts  and I got enough good information that I donated  The selection is mixed  but I really like talks from various conferences that I was unable to attend   Thanks to other people who responded with links to other podcasts I haven t heard of  I m a newbie  so I can t bump up scores yet

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Two others not mentioned yet are The Register s Open Season  about the Open Source industry  and Semi Coherent Computing  which loosely is about enterprise hardware      I m not sure if Open Season has any more legs left in it though  since Ashley Vance  the apparent  driver  of the podcast  has recently left El Reg for The New York Times   That said  the past year s worth of episodes are great and include some notable guests

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Hack Radio

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Elegant Code Cast

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In addition to many of the other great ones listed  here are a couple of others for specific technologies that I regularly listen to    This Week in Django VMware Communities Roundtable

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Also make sure you don t miss the dnrTV webcast show that Carl Franklin  the man behind  NET rocks  publishes  Even if it s a not a podcast and requires a more attention while watching it it s really informative and if you re into  NET and Microsoft related techniques you ll learn a lot

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Brad s list is pretty good  I also listen to    Sparkling Client  Silverlight specific  Jon Udell s Perspectives series Herding Code  shameless plug for a podcast I put on with Kevin Dente  Scott  lazycoder  Koon  and K  Scott Allen  We recently interviewed Jeff Atwood about  Stack Overflow  discussing both how the site is  designed and the technology behind it

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JavaPosse If you want to hear all that you  n ever wanted to know about closures  7 2010 - This is actually a good podcast  but now it s all you  n ever wanted to know about apple  amp  android   NET Rocks For when you want to hear the billionth interview about databinding controls in the trenches during the transition from VB6 to VB NET Stack Overflow You really do want to hear a guy who doesn t know C debate a guy who pretends to have invented it  or something  or maybe just listen for spoilers to wallee Security Now  You want to listen to someone who thinks he s the most ingenious security architect in the world  because he writes EVERYTHING IN ASSEMBLER  no  I m not kidding   while overlooking the obvious solutions to problems that have existed for years   Please don t listen to this thinking it s good Yahoo  Dev Network - I haven t seen a lot of good stuff here  but Crockford s talks on advanced JavaScript are wonderful

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I listen to the javaposse regularly  they cover mostly Java  but not solely

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LKML Summary podcast

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I recently stumbled across a new podcast named Hacker Medley   It s a short   15 min  podcast with Nat Friedman and Alex Gravely   I found the first 3 episodes quite entertaining

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My favorite has been the Stack Overflow podcast just because it is reality based  ALT NET has good content  Software Engineering Radio and Hanselminutes are informative  ThoughtWorks is marginal for me    I ll try the others

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My favourites are    Stack Overflow TWiT Security Now   I like listening to John C  Dvorak on TWiT  though I ve never tried his other podcasts  He really knows his stuff and is frequently funny  but sometimes he s just an annoying old grump   I used to listen to PaulDotCom Security Weekly  but they talk an awful lot about penetration testing and not so much about other aspects of computer security

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I do enjoy all the podcasts from the TWIT network  though FLOSS Weekly and Security Now are my favorite  techie  podcasts  I actually have never heard the Stack Overflow podcast  but will definitely be giving it a try after seeing all the recommendations here   Also  I believe that Alex Lindsay  of the Pixel Corps  and frequently on Macbreak Weekly on TWIT  will be starting a very technical podcast on Mac development  I m looking forward to this  as I ve been primary a Java programmer  and am interested in learning Xcode and Obj-C

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I am going out on a limb here to say that  don t get caught up in too many podcasts or blogs  but rather dive into technology code and good tech books   although  1 to    Thoughtworks - IT matters  Software Engineering Radio  Pragmatic podcasts Alt Net podcasts  Hanselminutes   and while not strictly technology    Enterprise Thought Leaders from Stanford University  which often has speakers from fortune 500 and tech startups on how they made it

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The Web 2 0 Show is a podcast about emerging technologies commonly referred to as  Web 2 0   and is hosted by Josh Owens and Adam Stacoviak

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My list is pretty similar to the rest - TWIT  MBW   NET Rocks  Hanselminutes  Polymorphic Podcast and specifically for Mac developers the Mac developer network has some a couple of good podcasts

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Suggest someone with the reputation to do it revise this question to say   What good technology podcasts are out there    I ve got all kinds of audio fiction I could recommend  but then this question really runs off into the weeds

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Haven t seen the Security Catalyst for security  I used to prefer this over the one leo laporte does when I acutally had time to listen to such things    Boagworld was an ok one for basic web design dev stuff

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I extract DNRTV s audio and listen to it as a podcast  or have it run as a video on my Archos media player and just listen to it   I don t have time to watch it for an hour  Usually I can follow the discussion without watching the video

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Plus one for the following    The Java Posse Software Engineering Radio  The Grails Podcast

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Not a technology podcast  but I really have to mention FreelanceRadio  A really great and sometimes hilarious resource  I m listening to them in the morning  on the way to work  And sometimes feel really stupid just giggling by myself  P

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My favorites are    Hanselminutes  NET Rocks StackOverflow SoftwareEngeneeringRadio   TWiT and CrankyGeeks I listen to if I want a laugh or get mad  they are horrible

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My list includes      NET Rocks    RunAs Radio   TWiT   Stack Overflow  but then again  we wouldn t be in Beta if we didn t    Channel 9   Hanselminutes   Pretty much the same as everybody else   Just goes to show you why podcasts are important to developing your art

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Besides Stack Overflow of course  here are mine    Many have already mentioned Hanselminutes  Some have already mentioned  NET Rocks   Not quite as many have mentioned RunAs Radio    I can t believe the size of some of these lists  With podcasts  I like to keep the list short and the quality high  As such  I tend to skip the aggregates like ITConversations et  al

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FLOSS Weekly   Pragmatic Podcasts Rails Envy Webdev Radio

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I love FLOSS Weekly  Another Twit Podcast where Leo and Randal Schwartz interview open source geeks  My favorite was their interview with Dan Ingalls  Smalltalk Squeak fame   I also enjoyed their interview of Richard Hipp  SQLite

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The MDN Show for General Macintosh business topics  cocoaFusion and coreInt for in-depth Cocoa topics

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I listen to and watch    this week in tech   Cranky Geeks   Security Now   This Week in Media   Tech5

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I ve been listening to Tanked Podcast  It s three friends that hang out and talk about tech  movies  video games  and they talk about the odd stuff that happens every week on the web   These guys are a blast and have way to much fun

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http   herdingcode com

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I can second Jon Galloway s mention of Herding Code  and since I have absolutely nothing to do with the podcast  with nothing to gain  my opinion may be more valuable than his  -    There are only a few there as it s relatively new  but they are jam packed with good stuff that is very relevant to today s programming paradigms and strategies   I also love the smooth format they ve got going since 4 guys all giving input on a topic can make for a very jerky conversation with all  most   of them dialed in  but whether it s the post editing or just a good format  either way it comes across as a very comfortable listening experience to the end user  Keep it up guys   Hope that helps  Rob G

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Something I didn t see mentioned is PCMag Radio  That s a more consumer tech-oriented show  but they do geek out fairly often  and the chatter is always interesting

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The SitePoint Podcast hosts are Patrick O   Keefe   ifroggy   Stephan Segraves   ssegraves   Brad Williams   williamsba   and Kevin Yank   sentience      twitter username

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Stack Overflow This Week in Tech Security Now  As I learn more about programming I ll add more to my list  Adding 43 folders now

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My favorites    thirsty developer  pixel8d stackoverflow dotnetrocks alt net podcast codecast hanselminutes   cheers

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This one s not specifically about development  but Security Now from Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte is an excellent discussion of security issues   I think it s a must-listen for just about any computer user who s concerned about security  and especially for web developers who are responsible both for the security of their site and at least partially responsible for their users  security

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This isn t necessarily something you can pop on your iPod and just chill to  but Diggnation is a hillarious video podcast with Kevin Rose and Alex Albrecht    They talk about  some of the top stories on the user-submitted news site digg com   This doesn t really have much in the way of software development  though sometimes a story pops up with that   but is great for entertainment value

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Java Technology Insider is what I found when I went looking for a Java equivalent of  NET Rocks  The interviewer is an enthusiastic amateur  and the guests are usually good

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I took all of the podcasts from the answers scoring 5 or better  and those in the original question  and added them to an aggregated page on Cullect com   http   www cullect com StackOverflow-Recommended-Podcasts  It provides a handy way to get a glimpse of these podcasts as well as a way to preview them if you re in a hurry or don t want to wade through all of the duplicates in the answers  I m currently set up as the only curator of the  cullection   but if someone else wants to help keep it adjusted as the answers change  let me know

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Hacker Public Radio is an excellent source of podcasts on a broad range of technical topics

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Not hardcore technology but I really enjoy Drunk and Retired   It s like you re talking to your programmer buddy mixed in with life stuff

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I ll add Crypto-Gram Security Podcast  Basically  Dan Henage reading Bruce Schneier newsletter Crypto-Gram   Most of the other podcasts I listen to have been mentioned  TwiT  Security Now   Cranky Geeks     my 2c

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If you re interested in Linux  Linux Action Show is a wonderful podcast    It s about Linux news  distributions and softwares releases and also Linux based hardware testing  like drobo  Amazon Kindle and so on   It s very good quality and the hosts  Brian and Chris  sounds amazing   It s my number one podcast    Also  I ve just discovered that IBM offers some developer podcasts which seems very interesting  some are from Erich Gamma by the way  Of course  it s a little bit more Java and Eclipse oriented  It s IBM

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Over this summer I ve enjoyed    StackOverflow SERadio - sometimes this feels too enterprise-y for me  but it s definitely the most technical  and the European  German   hosts are a hoot  Hanselminutes and DNR - some aspects of these shows get annoying  but they frequently have interesting guests talking about interesting things  which is where the money is    I echo the sentiment about the difference between tech gossip  TWiT  Diggnation  etc  and software development podcasts  while the former can sometimes be entertaining  I ve found they tend towards the audio equivalent of Digg rather than Hacker News  programming reddit  or  hopefully  StackOverflow   I ll be checking out the other suggestions people gave

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I enjoy both Security Now and Windows Weekly  both a part of the TWiT network   You may want to check out the TWiT network  since they have a variety of tech related podcasts   Also  as seems common here  Hanselminutes is pretty good

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The Connected Show covers new Microsoft Technologies and other interesting topics for the developer community

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My list  Hanselminutes  NET Rocks  Herding Code Deep Fried Bytes Spaghetti Code The Sparkling Client Plumbers   Work Polymorphic Podcast ALT NET Podcast ASP NET Podcast Radio TFS PowerScripting Podcast Software Engineering Radio stackoverflow Podcast The Thirsty Developer ThoughtWorks - IT Matters Podcast Agile Toolkit Podcast Ajaxian Podcast Pragmatic Podcasts Channel 9 Audio Feed EDIT  Missed one  Elegant Code Cast

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Extending on what Mike Powell has to say  I am actually a big fan of almost all of the podcasts at http   www twit tv   Most of the content is watered down a bit  but some of the speakers are top notch thinkers - especially on  This Week in Tech   the flagship program     Oh - and Car Talk on NPR but those guys hardly EVER get into the SDLC

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Cranky Geeks

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Check out our new podcast at Crafty Coders   It covers programming topics  mostly  net  but also other languages and topics

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Suggestion   If you post each of your recommended podcasts as a separate answer then people can vote for your  answer    BTW  Joel discussed this on the Stack Overflow Podcast  can t find the reference in the transcript Wiki  and suggested something like  - Post your suggested  favorite   tech podcast  in this case  as a question     Do you like  lt    podcast and tag it with  technology podcast    The beauty of this is that we get a simple poll  Yes  it would be nice to actually have a poll but that s not yet a Stack Overflow feature

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It does not seem like this one was mentioned yet   http   thecommandline net  --   Exploring the rough edges where technology  society and public policy meet    He does a weekly News show and a weekly topics show   From the website  Endorsement   Thoughtful  informative  and deep  a real plunge into the geeky end of the news-pool  There s great analysis and rumination  as well as detailed explanations of important security issues with common OSes and so on   -- Cory Doctorow

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It s not software  but I frequently watch the Tekzilla podcasts  Love me some Veronica Belmont   Patrick Norton   Also  all of the others already mentioned - Stack Overflow  TWiT  etc

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Almost all of my favorite podcasts have already been mentioned but not the No 1  Do yourself a favor and listen to the best podcast ever  Linux radio show - LugRadio

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Thinkcode tv

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Podcasts from Dr Dobbs Journal   ITConversations SE-Radio Channel 9

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What a great bunch of answers - Now I ve got a number of podcasts to add to my listening list   My current list is StackOverflow  TWiT and Mac OS Ken  I tried to get into SERadio a few months ago but couldn t really engage myself with the podcast - Great introductory material  but I felt a lot of the shows were a bit  beginner-y

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Haven t found Code cast in your list

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I like General Software  Stackoverflow  perhaps too obvious  Deep Fried Bytes Hanselminutes Software Engineering Radio  via Brenden  Herding Code  Dot Net  Alt NET Podcast Polymorphic Podcast  Productivity  43 Folders

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Linux Outlaws are pretty good   They discuss GNU Linux distros  software and IT news

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My most regular listens are    Java Posse Software Engineering Radio Stack Overflow Agile Toolkit Podcast  intermittent    Also  if you haven t heard the OOPSLA 2007 podcasts  keynote main sessions recorded and podcasted  they re definitely worth a listen  although it s a fairly short run

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My top 3   This Week in Tech  Leo Laporte  et  al   Security Now  Leo Laporte   Steve Gibson   Windows Weekly  Leo Laporte   Paul Thurrott

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Here is my list   The Java Posse - a must for Java programmers FLOSS Weekly - On open source projects  usually very geekish  but Leo Laporte is very funny Stack Overflow - I believe most of the readers know what I m talking about    Software Engineering Radio - Very interesting interviews on various aspects FeatherCast - Seldom updated  interviews on Apache projects Parleys com - Lectures served as podcast  highly biased to the Spring project  Not strictly technical  but highly recommended  Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders - Lectures who built companies or other endeavours  Very interesting

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Am I going to be downmodded for suggesting that the Stack Overflow podcast is hilariously bad as a podcast   Anywho  you can find it  and a number of not-bad podcasts at itconversations com   As this question asked for a  good  rather than  exhaustive  list  then this is obviously just my opinion   My opinion bounces between  NET and Java and just geek   And obvious omissions would reflect my opinion on  good    Ahem  DNR    The rest of these are easily found by doing a podcast search in iTunes  or just googling  I ll do some repeating here to condense the list     Buzz Out Loud  General Consumer Tech  Daily   This Week in Tech  aka TWiT   Weekly Consumer Tech   The Java Posse  Weekly   Google Developer Podcast  which went long fallow  but seems to be coming back  possible renamed as the Google Code Review  Schedule uncertain  technologies vary   Hanselminutes  Usually  but not always   NET-related  MacBreak Weekly  The Mac version of TWiT  Polymorphic Podcast  All  NET  usually ASP NET   Pixel8ed  All  NET  focused on UI   Same guy who does Polymorphic Podcast  tech5  Consumer Tech   Mostly a fun waste of 5 minutes because Dvorak is so    Spolsky

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Most of the podcasts I listened to are already discussed above       NET Rocks HanselMinutes RunAsRadio Mondays  for when you are bored with development stuffs  Herding Code Arcast  used to  AudibleAjax OpenWeb   There are some bits from OOPSLA that were interesting as well  not long running podcasts  but it s nice to hear

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Technometria

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I ve been happy with Stack Overflow   I listen to   watch a few others    No Agenda This Week In Tech Cranky Geeks   But the constant MS Google Apple Yahoo fluff of these is getting really old   I ve listened to a couple Hanselminutes and might start listening more regularly   I d like to find some that deal with actual software engineering issues and not just  tech gossip

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I find the PC Pro Podcast a good weekly round up  which complements the monthly paper magazine in the UK  for PCs  Windows software and gadgets   This Week in Testing can also be informative and fun  as a round up of blogs and opinions from the world of automated tests   Some of the US based shows like the TWiT network are too advert heavy for my taste   I also recently found the Ted Talks  in video  or audio only  on iTunes  quite a few of which are technical or speculative with a very high quality of speaker   Edit  Added The Guardian s Tech Weekly

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I found this on a similar discussion  I think it was at Reddit  UC Berkeley Webcast I found it most useful  since it podcasts entire classes from Berkley courses such as Operating Systems and System Programming  The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs  Data Structures and Programming Methodology  among others

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My list includes  Herding Code  Deep Fried Bytes  Polymorohic Podcast  Pixel8   Net Rocks  Hanselminutes  Powerscripting podcast   Full list  http   rtipton wordpress com podcasts

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Brian Deacon wrote       Dvorak is so    Spolsky    I can t describe why  but I agree

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The OS News podcast is  unsurprisingly  the podcast for OS News   OS News is a site mostly dedicated to operating systems  but also covers a range of general technology  hardware and computing topics

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The Google Developer Podcast is good

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I never miss the following  -  a  Hanselminutes  b  RunAsradio  c  The Thirsty Developers  d  DotnetRocks  e  DeepFriedBytes  f  Pixel8

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Misfit Geek Podcast  formerly JoeOn NET   By Joe Stagner

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If you started out on an 8 bit machine  don t forget your roots  The Retrobits Podcast

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Many of the above  plus TED talks and Shareware Radio  Links here  http   successfulsoftware net category podcasts

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PHP   PHP Abstract ZendCon Sessions

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A good weekly update to the Ruby on Rails world  Rails Envy   The thestacktrace is good general programming podcast  which covers every thing from git to Scala

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37signals now has a podcast with Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson  creator of Ruby on Rails

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All of the tech podcasts I listen to have been mentioned  but as long as we re discussing video I d like to mention Hak 5   It is more focused on using existing programs rather than coding  but it has some good hardware segments  and it can often be an excellent source of inspiration

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5by5 Studios  hosted by Dan Benjamin  has some interesting podcasts  Some are specific to a technology  like ExpressionEngine and Ruby   some are focused on people  interviews   and others are discussion on the industry news    The Ruby Show n  e Rails Envy  The Pipeline  interview shows  The Dev Show  focused on web development  not just Ruby  The Conversation  discussion on current topics  The Big Web Show  more front-end oriented shows  like HTML5 and CSS3     Some  or all   are recorded live  You can find them on iTunes as well

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I ve just started listening to the irreverent Sod This podcast series  hosted by Gary Short and Oliver Sturm of DevExpress  They are fairly entertaining and mildly educational with a guest slot  slightly sweary though

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It s worth subscribing to the Google Tech Talk YouTube channel  It s a video podcast with a bunch of really interesting  wide-ranging talks given to Google but  usually  outside speakers    Past presenters include Linus Torvals  Guido van Rossum  Merlin Mann and Larry Wall  The video is usually just the slides so  depending on the speaker  you might not need to watch

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I listen to The Guardian s TechWeekly  it s very informed for being done by journalists for a mainstream newspaper  Well produced and up to date  Has a focus on Britain and Europe

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In the Stack Overflow podcast SE-radio was mentioned  It s pretty in depth   Also if you are an aspiring JavaScript developer  the Douglas Crockford  The JavaScript Programming Language  and  Advanced JavaScript  talks on YUI Developer Theatre are excellent  There are a few other gems on the podcast too

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Don t forget The Flex Show

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I have subscribed to quite a few podcasts but the ones I try and listen to weekly are    Se-Radio Hanselminutes  NET Rocks Polymorphic Podcast RunAsRadio   I have a 35 minute commute to work each morning  bus  and I like watching the Channel 9 feed on my zune

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Buzz Out Load - CNET

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My favorite is Manager Tools  Technically it is a business podcast  but very valuable for programmers or other individual contributors working in corporate environments  Been listening for 3 years  new to StackOverflow  -- Mike

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