What are your favorite podcasts for learning? Science, tech, philosophy, arts, etc
The rest is history The Changelog Zero knowledge Sean Carroll’s mindscape Strong songs
Lex. His way of digging into things to get real understanding is better for learning than surface-level explainers
Huberman Labs - practical physiology UpOnly - lots of banter but also many insights on trading The Portal - contrarian perspectives from smart people
Eckhart Tolle has a great podcast hosted by Oprah called Essential Teachings https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/eckhart-tolle-essential-teachings/id1458654443
Not in any particular order Overpriced jpegs PROOF All In Cartoon Avatars (good to get the other side of the w3 debate) The Lex Fridman podcast (but depends on the topic)
Elon Musk recently recommended this podcast that has revolutions as its core topic https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/revolutions/id703889772
Philosophize This! https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/philosophize-this/id659155419
World Science Festival The Veritas Project Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics Scientific American CERN The Partially Examined Life Elucidations Philosophy Overdose + all the investing/business/tech sources others mentioned
Only 15 episodes (so far) however love Signals & Threads by Jane Street Engineering. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/signals-and-threads/id1528917129
How I built this with Guy Raz The Psychology Podcast The Happiness Lab Easy German (lol for anyone learning German is the true gem)
RadioLab How I built this Invest like the best Complexity (Santa Fe Institute)
Conversations w/ Zohar for Philosophy & Art https://open.spotify.com/show/5VqScwbjx3gvZeGchJIxTq?si=pP5GmgIYQCmNZgE9bD-Zdw
The Green Pill has a lot of interesting speakers on the fringes of web3 that overlaps with all the above subjects
I think Huberman is wildly underrated - the mixture of science, depth and relevance is off the charts.
My film/tv top picks: - Brian Koppelman’s The Moment (Billions co-creator) - Video Archive w/ Quentin Tarantino & Roger Avary - Bret Easton Ellis pod on Patreon (Less than Zero, American Psycho author) - Scriptnotes by John August (Big Fish) & Craig Mazin (Chernobyl)
Masters of scale How to take over the world The great creators (guy raz) Business wars More low key options.
All In Deep Questions with Cal Newport Security. Cryptography. Whatever. My First Million Tascha Labs Podcast web3 with a16z UpOnly
besides huberman, tim ferris & bankless daily stoic, making sense, the one you feed, interdependence, founders, invest like the best, okay computer, conversation w/ tyler are a few.
Most underrated by far is How to Take Over the World. Incredible profiles on major leaders throughout history, from Caesar to Steve Jobs to Putin. Also love: TF Show Lex Invest like the Best The Next Big Idea On the Brink (for crypto news) web3 with a16z 😉
1) Starting Greatness - Mike Maples/Floodgate 2) Lochhead on Marketing - Christopher Lochhead
Founders by David Serna Love how he actually digs into the best entrepreneurs in history and what they thought about themselves/their journey.
Knowledge project, elucidations, zero knowledge, the generalist, I pledge allegiance, lex, huberman, happiness lab
Not Overthinking - super thoughtful discussion on relationships, social interactions, and philosophy Revisionist History - really good at surfacing interesting moments/phenomena + Malcolm gladwell is awesome
- Huberman - Lex - All In - Joe Rogan - Tim Ferris - Bankless - Good Time Show @aarthi and @sriramk
Hardcore History by Dan Carlin though for the war history niche. Very fair recollection that is interesting without having to ever lean on “good vs evil” narratives
been listening to this one for years: https://historyofphilosophy.net/ by a philosophy prof teaching in the UK, its awesome and goes deep
Ooo! I love this. Thank you for kicking this off. Love other suggestions in comments so much. Making Sense with Sam Harris The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish The Partially Examined Life Overpriced JPEGs by @carlypreilly Bankless
NPR: How I Built This I just love hearing stories about peoples lives. I also love that nearly every guest contributes luck as one of the main drivers for their success.
Founders by David Senra is incredible https://pca.st/podcast/ae4a9160-7d9b-0134-9030-3327a14bcdba
1. Huberman Lab (my favourite podcast) 2. Tim Ferris Show 3. The School of Greatness 4. Stuff you should know 5. The Business of Fashion
All the https://www.joincolossus.com/ pods, conversations with Tyler, Energy gang, in depth (first round), the drive (Peter attia)
- conversations with tyler - history of rome - founders pod - long now seminars
Steve Hsu has a great podcast called Manifold One. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/manifold/id1606914086
Tim ferris is an excellent blend of all of those (sci, tech, philosophy)
On another (related) note: discovery for podcasts is an unresolved problem. I get my best recommendations word of mouth or via questions like these.
This thread is very illuminating. Unsurprisingly a lot of similar listenership from the FC community. Some consistent mentions: -Huberman -All In -Lex -Acquired -How I Built This
The History of Rome, by Mike Duncan. Most grok-able and vivid historical arc I've consumed. He thought it would be a few episodes and ended up w/179. Audio quality improves after first few. https://overcast.fm/+aLSWL-SeU
99% invisible new models knowledge project exponential view conversations with Tyler hardcore history
Founders Knowledge Project Lex Huberman Invest like the best Infinite Loops Odd Lots The Realignment
zero knowledge podcast is still wildly underrated and has been for years https://zeroknowledge.fm
npr's Money Planet has really good contents to learn about economy in general https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510289/planet-money
Interviews with @dwr and other early stage web3 builders on Web3 Galaxy Brain 🌌🧠 https://open.spotify.com/episode/0gF2ZU5ZGEo5k13BrKIqVv?si=BxVGTosZSAyMfEQDUFPd1g