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As online as I am, I can't be plugged into every drama/controversy and this podcast breaks down lots of controversy and I love it! Much better than any YouTube video I've seen about these kinds of things so far. The Milo Winter "Age of Scorpius" BookTok Calamity | GIRLFRIEND EXPLAINS https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/the-milo-winter-age-of-scorpius-booktok/id1816817960?i=1000742597723 #Podcast #Podcasts #BookTube
These were the 100 most popular podcasts on Great Australian Pods in 2025. These podcast entries piqued the most visitor interest and attracted the greatest number of page views.
https://www.greataustralianpods.com/popular-podcasts-2025/
#GreatAusPods #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia
@eddyjokovich @mattbevan @shot @instanterudite @raejohnston @teganjones @domknight @charles @chaser @LetsTalkAboutSects @danilic @JacktheInsider @purplepingers @tomtanuki @stilgherrian @jasondowns @thesiswhisperer @www.crikey.com.au @AusHistPod @petehelliar
...and many more I wasn't able to tag
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My Assessment of U.S.-based Left-Wing Media Podcasts
I’ve been listening to left-wing podcasts since the 2024 election and this is how I feel about them:
1. Pod Save America: Regurgitation of MSNOW talking points, venting. Conditioning for eventual resignment of situation, not solution-oriented.
2. The Bulwark/Bulwark Takes: Conditioning for eventual resignment. Not solution-oriented at all. Listening to this makes me feel hopeless. Increasing regurgitation of MSNOW talking points.
3. The Rachel Maddow Show: On the days she’s actually on there and not substituted by someone else or not plugging her projects, she’s solution-oriented and calling for action. She’s actually the only solution-oriented host on MSNOW. All the rest are telling you to be afraid and worry. She’s relaying news about the growing resistance.
4. Countdown With Keith Olbermann: Highly solution-oriented. 2/3rds of his podcast is scathing but the final third focuses on sports or his rich personal life as a media veteran. (I’ve been a fan of Keith’s since he told then-president George Bush Jr. to “shut the hell up” back in 2008.)
5. Thom Hartmann Show: Thom used to be on Russia Today until their U.S. branch got kicked out of the country. Thom got wise and bailed ship when he saw the writing on the wall. Now he’s affiliated with the left, but sometimes offers good advice for resistance. The call-ins are interesting but too rushed. The AI slop filler music his wife makes for the show is so embarrassingly bad, it makes the show unlistenable at times.
6. The Thinking Atheist with Seth Andrews: Seth’s been increasingly political on his shows and his occasional speeches and monologues are often inspiring.
7. The David Pakman Show: If you can get past the self-serving snark, sometimes his analyses are insightful. No real call to action, but good for hearing different angles of corporate & government-pushed media narratives.
8. Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan González. Amy’s a long-time respected independent journalist and she often covers the stories corporate media won’t. She also covers protests on-the-ground that corporate media won’t. (She’s one of my role models.)
9. MSNOW podcasts (The Last Word, The Beat, All In, The 11th Hour, etc…) Corporate sponsor-filtered left-leaning talking points. Guests are either retired generals, writers for corporate-sponsored major publication companies, legislators or campaign spokespeople/advisors. All guests are given the same media training, starting their interview answers with “Look… “ , sprinkling a dozen mentions of “the American people” and ending with “At the end of the day…” They tend to focus on the Government stance and sensationalism, normalizing the current regime via high repetition.
🙏🙏🙏 Feel free to disagree! These are just my personal impressions but my perspective is just one of billions. If there are podcasts you recommend, do feel free to share them in Comments! I’d love to know alternatives! 🙏☺️ (NOTE: I personally want to listen to solution-oriented podcasters that give the public ideas on how to make change, not just a retelling of news narratives with reactions. Kinda tired of reactions at this juncture. Also, no rage-baiting podcasts, please. I understand the need for them, but my cortisol levels are dangerously high enough. Need something more thought-out and rational. And I can’t handle ad-libbers who say “like…” every other word. It throws my old regimented Autistic brain off too much. 😅🙏 I’m picky but that’s just me. I’m formally trained a bit in broadcasting and that background is where my standards come from. Thanks in advance? 🙏)
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Uploaded a new podcast episode wherein I attempt to describe the weather like music. https://weirdwritings.pinecast.co/episode/04ad6e0f/the-acoustic-signature-of-weather #Podcast #Podcasts #Essay #Nonfiction
Presepada, 
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Só no Brasil: 37. Donald Trump VS Brasil 🇧🇷 
▶️ Arquivo de áudio direto — 32min — MP3 31MB
Sinopse:
🤷♂️ Só no Brasil: 37. Donald Trump VS Brasil 🇧🇷 ▶️ Arquivo de áudio direto — 32min — MP3 31MB
Sinopse:
O Brasil não é para amadores e nem para certos empreendedores!
O episódio desvenda a saga rocambolesca de Donald Trump tentando beliscar um pedacinho do nosso país desde os anos 80, sempre com promessas ambiciosas e grandes frustrações.
A jornada começa com sua visita relâmpago ao Rio em 1989, quando ele apareceu cercado de glamour, expectativas e canapés. O resto é uma sequência deliciosa de projetos que miravam arranha-céu e acertavam maquete, parceiros esquisitões e ideias que envolviam cavalos, campos de golfe, torres espelhadas e muito banho de água fria.
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Popular Podcasts 2024
These were the 100 most popular podcasts on Great Australian Pods in 2024. These podcast entries piqued the most visitor interest and attracted the greatest number of page views.
https://www.greataustralianpods.com/popular-podcasts-2024/
Including: @eddyjokovich @mattbevan @JacktheInsider @chaser @thesiswhisperer @jasondowns @danilic @LetsTalkAboutSects @stilgherrian @AusHistPod @kcarruthers @instanterudite @MsRonniSalt @shot
@jesslilley @lindamciver @raejohnston @teganjones @WeirdCrapInAustralia @Ben_Davison1 @vanbadham
Supported by Lenny.fm
#GreatAusPods #AusPods #Podcast #Podcasts #Podcasting #Podcasters #Australia
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Podemos ter um fio de recomendações de podcasts?
Inclusive, que alternativa FOSS vocês usam para consumir? Estou ouvindo os que estão no youtube no próprio ou no newpipe mesmo.
Os Três Elementos (Ciência)
https://m.youtube.com/@ostreselementos
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I found this cool #Fediverse software called #NeoDB via @dansup 's awesome FediDB website.
https://fedidb.com/software/neodb?version=latest®istration=open
It's a tracking / shelf platform for #TV / #drama, #movies / #films, #books, and #games
Automated import from #Goodreads work well. Just provide the required URL and voila. If it doesn't appear immediately, it is probably waiting for server workers or waiting for the server load to lower or Goodreads request limit, just be patient, only submit the same URL once! If in doubt, contact the admins instead of resubmitting.
Unfortunately, the software doesn't support import (automated, API, or manual) from Trakt, SIMKL, MyAnimeList, and other popular tracking/shelf services for TV/drama and movies/films. There is one, Douban or something, which I think is popular in the Chinese and Japanese speaking markets.
Anyway, what if the item you want to add doesn't exist in the database yet?
Worry not! There are three ways NeoDB software populates its database.
* Method 1: You can add the details yourself
* Method 2: Search the other NeoDB instances for existing similar items
* Method 3: Search for the item from TMDB, IMDB, IGDB, Steam, Goodreads, and other supported sites (no TVDB), and paste the URL to NeoDB's search box and it will import it to your instance
Method 2 is already sweet. That is the entire idea of the #SocialWeb. But Method 3 is even sweeter!
Methods 2 and 3 are the best because it's a win-win for everyone. Regular users can forget about manually re-entering new data. Seriously, who wants to manually duplicate data from one DB to another? I certainly don't! I contribute to #TMDB but I'm definitely not repeating the same effort in #TVDB.
Secondly, there's no need for instances to duplicate large databases just to ensure their site is useful for any user. Items are added as local users interact with the items. It keeps the db small instead of having thousands of items no one has interacted to yet (or probably not).
Check my accounts:
* Flagship server: @youronlyone
* Instance: @youronlyone@eggplant.place
~~Hmm… I haven't checked but I think music is not supported (yet?). NeoDB can use the largest #OpenDB for music: #Musicbrainz ~~
UPDATE: Music is supported, as well as, #podcasts .
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Maybe rather than talking about federating everything on the web, we need to talk about federating what, and how.
In an interview with Simon Vansintjan from Mirlo, he talks about anyone with an account on their platform can create a music blog. It would be great to be able to subscribe to one of those blogs via ActivityPub, and get a notification in nu fediverse account whenever they publish new post.
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Depois de anos usando sempre #AntennaPod para ouvir #podcasts, acabei finalmente instalando um agregador/tocador desktop, aproveitando para sincronizá-los através do Sintoniza, sugestão de @felipesiles . É um serviço gentilmente disponibilizado pelo @feed e que também pode ser auto-hospedado (GPLv3 ?), derivado de oPodSync (AGPLv3).
De início, resolvi instalar Kasts (GPLv2), um projeto KDE, que está disponível pelo menos para
nos repositórios 
Debian trixie e sid e no Flathub, entre outros — até para 
. Kasts não possui tantas dependências que às vezes não compensam instalar em ambientes GTK.
Após a primeira sincronização, #Kasts carregou na fila de reprodução apenas o episódio que eu tinha pausado, corretamente pela metade no AntennaPod, que, porém, tinha uma fila extensa. Não sei se teria como sincronizar a fila toda, o que seria importante para mim. Vou testar mais e depois vou ver se isso é possível com #gPodder. Alguém tem experiência com essa questão?
De início, resolvi instalar Kasts (GPLv2), um projeto KDE, que está disponível pelo menos para
nos repositórios Debian trixie e sid e no Flathub, entre outros — até para . Kasts não possui tantas dependências que às vezes não compensam instalar em ambientes GTK.Após a primeira sincronização, #Kasts carregou na fila de reprodução apenas o episódio que eu tinha pausado, corretamente pela metade no AntennaPod, que, porém, tinha uma fila extensa. Não sei se teria como sincronizar a fila toda, o que seria importante para mim. Vou testar mais e depois vou ver se isso é possível com #gPodder. Alguém tem experiência com essa questão?
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