Off-Topic Podcast suggestions?

[RichJ]

Not a podcast - but if you find yourself with frequent blocks of time (daily train commute for example) - the Pimsleur language programs are pretty good - you become semi-proficient fairly quickly. It's pretty motivating to learn another language - good "simple and sinister" for the brain.

 

[Anna C]

Strength Matters have an excellent podcast

I tried to listen to them, as they've had some excellent guests... just couldn't listen to the hosts, way too busy/noisy/goofy for me.

 

[Gronk87]

I came across this guy on TED talks, and it seems he got a podcast channel.
In this post, talking about home gyms, you have to wait till min 4.00 to hear kettlebells

 

[Phil12]

If you like Hardcore History, try History on Fire, it's pretty good.

I really enjoyed both of those, but can't get into most history podcasts -- most of them just seem like reading off notecards. Any other good history ones would be nice to know about.

 

[theHUMAN_muscle]

Barbell Buddha and Barbell Shrugged are both excellent. Business and Biceps is a little rough in production but has great content as well

 

[pet']

Hello,

Steve Maxwell Teaser Episode on Longevity and Mobility Training


Kind regards,

Pet'