There are, however, so many more valuable podcasts to be found and likely to be overlooked by me, either because I missed out on a major source of podcasts or because I dismissed it out of hand. I am the first to admit some really great podcasts that deserve to be mentioned here will not be reviewed and that is a pity. Whenever readers alert me to a podcast, I always take a second look and some listening time.
Let me know which podcast you want me to pay attention to and provided I can give some words of appraisal about them, they will certainly make it to the blog. You can communicate your podcast tips by leaving a comment anywhere in the blog or send me a mail, Anne Frid de Vries (in one word) AT yahoo DOT co DOT uk.I am looking forward to your input.
See also the podcast directories:
- History Podcasts
- Psychology Podcasts
- Writing and Language Podcasts
- Science Podcasts
- Religion and Spirituality Podcasts
- Arts and Culture Podcasts
- News & Politics Podcasts
- Geography Podcasts
- Philosophy and Thought Podcasts
- Dutch Podcasts - Podcasts in het Nederlands
Or the long, long list of podcasts reviewed.
21 comments:
Anne... your site is one of my favorites on the web. I thought I'd pass along two more podcasts by Dr. Gretchen Ann Reilly of Temple College in Temple, Texas, USA. History 2311 Western Civilization Part I (to 1600) and part II http://web.mac.com/gareilly/2311/Podcast/Podcast.html and http://web.mac.com/gareilly/2311/Podcast/Podcast.html. Dr. Reilly also podcasts her American History courses which you already have on our list.
Hi Marje,
I am so happy to see you commenting on my blog. I am always looking at your trailfire, as one of my history podcast sources (see sidebar)
You are right History 2311 and 2312 deserve attention on my blog. I have noted them in the passing here, but surely should check again.
Anne
Hi Anne; Great site! Have you checked out the My Living Room! Radio Show podcast yet? The host has some really good interviews and great music. If you are bored of the mainstream then this would be a good place to check out some alternative listening. http://www.myspace.com/mylivingroomradioshow
Hi Michelle,
this will be a good chance to review some more music podcasts. Keep posted
Anne
Hi Anne,
I really like your blog. Your reviews are fair and thorough and you seem to have a wide breadth of subjects you're interested in reviewing.
Myself and my friend Wil, both of us lecturers in a technical college here in Ireland, have recently started our own podcast on a weekly basis. It is quite general in topic but generally comedic in tone. Thus far, we have chosen a different subject each week that we discuss at some length. For a two week old podcast we seem to be doing quite well with over 200 subscribers and good feedback/questions from our listenership.
We're keen to expand our audience of course and would really appreciate you having a listen.
You can listen/subscribe to the nilpod here: http://feeds2.feedburner.com/Nilpod
Thanks for your time,
Nicky Coghlan
Hi Anneisaman
It occurred to me that I'd never seen a review on your blog of the podcast of the BBC History magazine. I did a search and found you've mentioned it briefly once but you've not held it under the Anne Reviewer microscope. The latest one is particular fun as there's a section on the very strange offence of 'Crim Con'.
After the first two reviews I have kept following the BBC History Magazine for a couple of more issues and then lost interest. I'll try to take a new look into it again.
Anne, I suppose this comment dispels any notion of my possessing any modesty. lol!
I produce a weekly podcast called Cat Crave Radio (http://catcrave.com). I've been at it a little over a year now.
While it is a sports show dedicated to the Carolina Panthers and may be outside of your normal areas of interest, I hope you will take a listen. Any mention and/or reviews or feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks and I really enjoy your site. Keep up the great work!
aw man, that is going to be a tough one. Not only do I hardly do sports, but have I ever ventured beyond soccer (real football!) and tour de france (biking)? And then Football (what you call football)... I'll give it a shot, but can't promise. OK?
It is amazing the different connotations that a word can take on when uttered on different continents, isn't it? lol!
Football...or American football - in this case American football. I certainly understand if this is a topic that is not of your personal taste or liking.
Thank you again for your consideration.
forget about taste or liking. Think of lack of basic understanding. The non-existence of even the remotest knowledge. I can explain the off-side rule in soccer, but I wouldn't be able to identify anything in football beyond the helmets, the shoulder pads and a ball that makes me think of rugby.
http://feeds2.feedburner.com/3BD
Hi Anne,
I recently discovered your site on a google alert and have spent more time than I should listening to and enjoying (for the most part) the range of podcasts you've listed. I've been working my podcast for a year or so and would like your input. http://crankyolddoods.blogspot.com
Thanks for your consideration and for your hard work at maintaining your site.
Greg
Political Economic and Social Thought
Prof Charles Anderson
University of Wisconsin (recorded in 1980s - v good sound)
I loved this course - a great overview but with some detail as well. Great speaker. Covers greats such as Plato, Aristotle, Locke, Rousseau, Marx, Keynes
54 podcasts covering the periods from Ancient Egypt to the 1980s
http://www.uwalumni.com/home/onlinetools/media/andersonlectures.aspx
PS Thanks for your blog - great info. I am now a podcast addict like you.
Prof Charles Anderson
Political Economic and Social Thought
Course is also available on itunes
http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Feed/wisc-public.1994055437.01994055444
@J Davies Oxon UK
This looks very interesting. Subscribing now...
Hello Anne,
I don't find my podcast in your list. I see you appreciate The skeptics guide, so maybe you will also appreciate Kritisch denken: http://www.kritischdenken.info
I try to answer the lack of a dutch alternative for "The Skeptics Guide" and "Skeptiod" and many other ones.
Geweldig Jefke, dat is zeker een podcats die in mijn straatje thuishoort. Ik moet zeggen dat ik op SGU een beetje uitgekeken ben, maar dat neemtn iet weg dat het onderwerp me na aan het hart ligt, om nog maar te zwijgen van nederlandstalige podcasts.
Bedankt voor de tip en het commentaar,
Anne
Hello anneisaman, I have listened to a nice little series recently, it's called A Little Bit of History and it done by a young sounding lad by the name of Dan Brown!
It might be the sort of thing you like,
thanks
r.b.s
me again sorry, i forgot to say that he does another podcast called Original Short Stories, not entirely my sort of thing but certainly interesting,
enjoy
r.b.s
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