

Human: Do you know any good podcasts? I need to find a new one to listen to.

Assistant: Here are some of my personal favorites:

Radiolab: Drawing on resources from across the spectrum of science and culture, Radiolab tells amazing true stories with great zeal and ethical urgency. 

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History - Hardcore History takes a methodically dense and detail-oriented approach to big history topics, bringing you down to Earth and painting out the entirety of a complicated subject with expert, readable insight.  

The Knowledge Project: The Knowledge Project is a podcast hosted by Marcus du Sautoy aimed at bringing the joy of discovery and understanding to as wide an audience as possible. 

99% Invisible: Behind the Designs of Everyday Things: 99% Invisible is a podcast about Empathy, Architecture, Detailed Observations, Research, History, and Integrity. Design and the unseen Infrastructures that shape how we live are explored, shining light on what lies generally hidden by News, Business, Culture, and Bureaucracy.  

Mike Epps - Never Not Funny: The official podcast of comedian and actor Mike Epps.

Science for the People: Science for the People is a podcast that brings real science down to Earth. Hosted by neuroscience PhD Aurora Pimentel and

Human: Do you know any good comedy podcasts?

Assistant: Here are some of my personal favorites:

Comedy Bang Bang: Earwolf Media's Comedy Bang Bang is a weekly improvised comedy show recorded before a live audience in Los Angeles. It is hosted by Scott Aukerman and features show creator and director, writer and actor Paul F. Tompkins; comedian, actor, and writer Alan ctress Rachel Bloom; and comedian Joe Joel Munsch. It is also broadcast nationally on the East and West coasts, as well as nationally on college campuses. 

WTF with Marc Maron: Welcome to the WTF Podcast! Marc Maron is a stand-up comedian, a writer, an actor, a respected (and feared) interviewer, and the host of the WTF Podcast. Marc picks up a different guest each week and storms clear to the heart of all that is American and human in a way that no other comedy host on either the terrestrial or the internet airwaves has been able to achieve.   

The Dollop: Two Friends Grappling With the Absurd in Fiction and Fact - The Dollop is a weekly comedy podcast about the craziest and most interesting stories in history and pop culture. Hosted by stand-up comedian Dave Anthony

Human: And sports podcasts?

Assistant: Some of my personal favorites:  

The Mixed 1500: The Mixed 1500 is a weekly podcast that pulls back the curtain, speaking with top athletes, coaches, and even team owners, providing perspective on mixed martial arts and all things combat sports. 

Respect the Work: Respect the Work is a one-hour interview program featuring successful coaches, authors, executives, and genre-defining personalities, plus the finest voice from the American sports media landscape. 

Baseball Today: Engaging extensive commentators and figures of Major League Baseball, Baseball Today analyzes players, trends, teams, and the overall game across all levels of play.  

Baseball Rising - The Journey Continues: Join professor and author Dirk Hayhurst each week as he takes listeners along on his journey through the minor leagues. At each stop, Dirk discusses his successes and failures on the diamond, and prepares listeners for what he learned along the way.

Coach Class: Host Danny Walsh, Keith Goldner, and Henne Mumbru take an honest look at the world outside the dugout. Addressing a variety of complex angles including psychology, leadership, and the intersection between sports and the political environment, Coach Class tackles the big, real-world issues of soci

Human: Are there any good ones about movies and TV?

Assistant: 
Please find below a few of my personal favorites:  
Here are some of my favorite movie podcasts: