I love downloading podcasts for listening to in the car or on the plane, especially news-related stuff. I often also use Textaloud to have my emails and documents read out to me and then listen to them while travelling.
What are your favourite podcasts for use while travelling? I really like the daily newsdigest the BBC puts out and their special programmes.
These are my two favorite non-business, non-tech podcasts. Joe and Betty are great storytellers and listening to them is always fun. They provide pretty good insight into the work environment of pilots and cabin crew.
Hack covers a range of topics of interest to young people in Australia & around the world - current affairs, health issues, music, politics and culture.
With the Hack Daily podcast, every weekday (Mon-Fri) we'll update the podcast with the with the latest full length, half hour episode of Hack.
With Marty Sheargold, Fifi Box, and Adam Barratt hits the airwaves each weekday from 4pm on Triple M, featuring a revolving door of big name guests and comedic friends of the Triple M family.
Ebert & Reoper "At the Movies" which is also availabe on I-Tunes. I watch it on TV every Sunday (here when it broadcasts in Los Angeles on KABC Ch7) but I have missed it on occasion and enjoy the audiofeed.
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Originally Posted by Fliar
great tips - keep 'em comin'!
Yes, I signed up for Roper and Ebert and downloaded the first 5 episodes of Tiki Bar. I also had previously signed up for the BBC and a couple other news ones.
Another great one is the Onion Radio Broadcast.
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