Back in September, I wrote about finding free podcasts, to which I listen when I'm walking for exercise or working on my beading projects.
One of the ones I mentioned was "Tank Riot." I've since deleted my subscription to that one because it's very long; most episodes are close to three hours. And while it can be very interesting, the hosts kind of get off track several times during each episode. Their detours can be interesting, too, however, I'm more of a "make your point" kind of a listener.
I found another, called "Who's Paying Attention?" hosted by Alonzo Bodden. I became a fan of Bodden's years ago when he was on "Last Comic Standing," but again, much like "Tank Riot," his podcast, while funny, is a little too rambling for my taste. I've only listened to a couple of episodes so far, and I plan to give it a little longer, but I think its time on my iPod is nearing an end.
The good news is, there are lots of other podcasts out there that are also free. The bad news is that I'd have to sort through a lot of them before I find ones that are to my liking.
One of the ones I mentioned was "Tank Riot." I've since deleted my subscription to that one because it's very long; most episodes are close to three hours. And while it can be very interesting, the hosts kind of get off track several times during each episode. Their detours can be interesting, too, however, I'm more of a "make your point" kind of a listener.
I found another, called "Who's Paying Attention?" hosted by Alonzo Bodden. I became a fan of Bodden's years ago when he was on "Last Comic Standing," but again, much like "Tank Riot," his podcast, while funny, is a little too rambling for my taste. I've only listened to a couple of episodes so far, and I plan to give it a little longer, but I think its time on my iPod is nearing an end.
The good news is, there are lots of other podcasts out there that are also free. The bad news is that I'd have to sort through a lot of them before I find ones that are to my liking.
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