I’m a longtime This Week in Tech listener and I’ve realized that downloading the new episode every Monday morning has become a habit I could never imagine quitting.

As I was thinking about that, I’ve started wondering which other tech podcasts are people listening to, and if that’s second nature for them, too.

So, what’s your favorite technology podcast? (And why should I start listening to it? I would love some recommendations!)

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      1 year ago

      Only recently started to listen to podcasts in my car. Spotify recommended me Darknet Diaries, I’m at episode 10 so far and liking it! Does it maintain that quality, does the content shift by episode 100 or does it more or less stay the same?

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        1 year ago

        It does not maintain the quality. It gets significantly better as it goes on. That guy really found his niche and is growing into it very well.

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      1 year ago

      In the same vein, Malicious Life is also good, though Ram is a bit difficult to understand.

      I also love Smashing Security and Hacking Humans for the news side of Cyber Security

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        Malicious life is great. After I listened for awhile and learned his accent, I really like Ran’s delivery.

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      1 year ago

      Agreed. Started casually listening a few months ago. The content quality is so high! Started with the first few then jumped around. So far I’ve liked every episode I’ve listened too.

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    My top 3 are:
    Foss Podd - Has interviews with open source devs from some pretty large projects
    Self Hosted - If you’re interested in self hosting, you’ve probably come across some of their resources, why not listen to them?
    Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast - Interviews with hardware hackers and talking about the tools they use. Very interesting.

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    Darknet Diaries is easily my favorite but if I want something fictional I go with No Sleep.

    Click Here is a good one. More like journalism and news on an information security level.

    I also like Hacking Humans.

    Crime Junkie is a good one as well.

    I love MKBHD’s podcast as well. Those guys just get me laughing as they have become less professional and more personal on screen as time has gone on.

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        It is a great podcast and I think Jack Rysider from Darknet Diaries has recommended their podcast before.

        It’s more professional, IMO, and informative. It also just lays the facts out and the problems in a pretty unbiased way. More like, here is an issue on this topic with or without this thing or related to this thing and here is why you should be aware of it.

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    Sadly many of my former subscriptions have quit lately, like hello internet, this is only a test and I think there were others, too.

    But I have now found digital foundry podcast at least, and gonna try those listed here. Thanks all

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    1 year ago

    Other than what was already answered, I also like Coding Blocks (programming podcast), Tech won’t save us (a sociological/ethical discussion on the tech industry) and DevOps Paradox (podcast on devops)

    What’s already mentioned is also very good, but I really insist on darknet diaries which is probably my favorite podcast of all time.

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    Opensource Security podcast, 2.5Admins and pretty much anything by Joe Ressington, Hacker Mind, SelfHosted.

    How To Fix the Internet by the EFF.

    I found TWiT to be one long ad for Microsoft products.

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      Joe Ressington

      Ooh, that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time! I used to listen to him on Linux Action News - or was it Linux Action Show? That man has had soo many podcasts, lol. Anyway I used to love it, and I don’t even remember why I stopped listening. Either him or his co-host stopped doing it, I think?

      Edit: TWiT is definitely not a “long ad for Microsoft products”. Maybe one of their guests loved MS?

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        I’m not sure what the situation was with TWiT at the time, this was a few years ago. I listened to 3 or 4 episodes and it was around some update shenanigans that they were totally whitewashing away, and pushing an agenda. I didn’t bother following it any more.

        And as for Ressington, I haven’t any complaints about his podcasts, they all are interesting topics with interesting co-hosts, and his production quality is the best I’ve seen of all the podcasts I listen to. If everyone built their podcasts like him, I’d enjoy them a lot more.

        He was on LAS but Fisher sold the podcast network he built, Joe ended up working for the new company and then got shitcanned because he presumably used the word “cunt” in a meeting and the Americans in the meeting weren’t familiar with how that’s kinda Commonwealth vernacular. He went all in on his own podcast network and seems to be doing well for it. Good for him, I think it was a step up from working with JB.