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@Mrs. Pen: Same. My church actually produces a weekly one which I love. It's pretty much the only one I listen to--and sometimes I don't have time for that!

Radiolab! They do full hour shows, but also 20 minute "shorts", which are great if I'm on my way into work or something...perfect amount of time! Also, sometimes This American Life and Snap Judgement!

@mfa_lady: I will check it out - thanks!

I love "The TED radio hour" on NPR. They are themed hour-long podcasts adapting TED talks to radio. They usually feature 3-4 speakers and interview them about their talk.
I listen to them when I swim laps and get a really good workout. You can download them online and their app is pretty handy.

I used to listen to a podcast with Ricky gervais, Stephen merchant and Karl pilkington. They were hilarious!

Haven't in a long time though.

@mrbee: When I'm at work, I usually just listen to the NPR App. My favorites (after the Ted Radio Hour) are Fresh Air , Tell Me More, and The Diane Rehm Show - I love when she interviews authors. Sometimes it can get pretty news-heavy. This American Life is always good too.

@mrbee: in the same vein, Planet Money is another good one with short (20 minute) podcasts about economic stories, mostly. Recently they had an interesting one about the value of a penny, both the perceived value and the actual value of the coin itself. It was pretty cool.

The moth - my fave!! - short stories that are ironic and funny and sometimes sad and ridiculous.

@mrbee: You guys are into Paleo, right? There are some good Paleo podcasts. Balanced Bites and The Paleo View are more of a question/answer format where people write in questions. Chris Kresser's has a good podcast called Revolution Health Radio that goes into a lot more science. And none of them are hardcore, Paleo zealots which I appreciate.

I also love Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me and The Moth Story Hour.

@.twist.: OMG. I had forgotten about that podcast--that was the absolute best. I am laughing just thinking about it--do you remember the one where they were talking about giving a goat to someone in a third world country for a Christmas present?

@mossyslane: haha I don't! I need to go find it! I mostly remember the one where Karl was talking about huge germs.

The only one I've listened to is npr's "wait wait don't tell me." Love it!