Which is your favorite podcast?

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I would like to know from the community members about their favorite podcast series that they can recommend to others.

Tejas Kinger · Accepted Answer

Inside Intercom takes a deep-dive approach with every episode, handing out lessons and insights on specific topics in each episode. Very handy lessons for those who are looking to start up.

Oliver McQuitty · Answer

Definitely has to be How I Built This, hosted by Guy Raz. Gives you a beautiful insight into how some of the world's biggest brands started out!

Alin Vlad · Answer

A breath of fresh air in the marketing podcasts industry. Louis Grenier has a very keen ability to put the right questions to get valuable insights from the quest. My favorite interviews are the ones with Seth Godin, DHH (Basecamp), Rand Fishkin and David Darmanin.

Rebecca Pollard · Answer

The podcast where you ask the questions, and no marketing topic is off limits!

Ish Baid · Answer

I don't know another podcast that conveys how hard building a company really is than StartUp. The amazing thing about StartUp is that you get a deep insight into the founder's personal lives and what they're thinking through every step of the journey. All the episodes are flawlessly edited and the stories never cease to amaze me.

Desmond Suarez II · Answer

Great interviews of fantastic entrepreneurs.

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This is one of the few podcasts I follow & I love it. Specially this episode of Tim with Naval Ravikant, I think I listen to it 20 times already.

Tejas Kinger · Answer

Marketing school by Neil Patel is an excellent podcast. Quick 10-minute long episodes that give you great insights/learnings to stay up to date with marketing trends.

Gary Spagnoli · Answer

Fan of this one as well. It's like a best of reddit or best of twitter trends in podcast form.

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The reference in entrepreneurship

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Fantastic firsthand accounts of starting a business

Mohammed Rafy · Answer

I started listening to podcast from this one recently and it's one of the best. The first season is just finished. Brian Chesky, Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg, Reed Hastings, Eric Schmidt, etc were on the show and were simply brilliant.

gokul · Answer

Non-tech podcast, of course. Love the conversations and Sam's (usually) calm and hypnotizing voice.

Saadoun Alerris · Answer

The stories are very interesting and gets me hooked every episode.

John Amadeo · Answer

Ben's clarity of thought and original thinking is always insightful, and James makes a great sparring partner :D

gokul · Answer

+1. Ben Thompson and James Allworth are an absolute pleasure to listen to.

James Ellis · Answer

Hands down, some of the smartest thinking about businesses, markets and strategy online today.

Pavan Sethi · Answer

Great show that takes a really deep dive into what's currently going on in the startup world.  Jason is a great host and he has plenty of awesome founders and investors that talk about a wide variety of industries.

keyul · Answer

It is one of the longest running podcast. It is a great  collection with startup founders, angel inveators, vc, pitch competition etc. Find the detailed talk about all unicorns when they were early stage startups.

Mircea Pașoi · Answer

Join neuroscientist, philosopher, and best-selling author Sam Harris as he explores important and controversial questions about the human mind, society, and current events.

Frederik Waller · Answer

Weekly podcast focused on venture capital and start-ups. A great way to keep up to date with events in the startup scene and getting a new look on things.

Tejaswi Rana · Answer

Love it!! First episode -  "Get shit done mentality ... building the product, getting the product into the hands of the users is the top priority. Doing things like using the newest framework of writing the most unit tests.. all those matter in a professional software development environment. When you're a founder.. having code does matter, but if you obsess over it you'd be neglecting other parts of your business that are extremely important."

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How to bootstrap profitable online businesses

Ayush Mittal · Answer

Being a PH fan, this is one of the favourites. @rrhoover talks through the early days of Product Hunt, thinking behind it and definition of a 'product'. I wish I could see operationlaugh.com

Same series, other favourites - Ep. 6 (Getting things done) and Ep. 37 (whisky balls and no-code).

Ryan · Answer

Without doubt the funniest podcast around - if you're into barmy tales of premiership footballers, a football manager with a snake, scottish islanders looking to make it to the mainland and property. It's very british, and not very football. Bob Mortimer and Andy Dawson are behind it. Bob has a long history in comedy, Andy less so.

John Ababseh · Answer

Love this channel by NPR, Shankar Vedantam asks really great questions with all the people he interviews, and each episode I learn something new!

Ryan · Answer

Nerd out with the meaning and origins of language. Etymology mixed with history and tales.

Aamir · Answer

A great podcast by Tobias van Schneider.

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Whether you're a more seasoned programmer or taking your first steps, you won't be disappointed.

Kyle Hess · Answer

It's like a Code Conference interview every week. SO DOPE. Kara Swisher does not suffer fools, and takes no bullshit.

Jerry Cid · Answer

Long ass episodes, but can't stop listening

Gabe Grimley · Answer

Design, development, running a business - it's all in here. They're not the best at consistent output, but the conversations had are great.

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broad insightful podcast

Jared Schaffer · Answer

Very insightful, in-depth, and covers a wide variety of topics. Hosts are great, and guests are even better.

Shradha · Answer

Cover a variety to topics related to running a startup and also deep-dives on latest tech.

Aleksandra · Answer

My favourite podcast so far. It is literally 'tech under the hood'. Once a week the hosts cover all the biggest news and issues in the tech industry, and it is fun and informative. Totally recommend!

Tejas Kinger · Answer

SaaS Open Mic is a podcast by ChartMogul where SaaS founders and innovators share their stories.

Desmond Suarez II · Answer

Best way to keep up with technology news and analysis.

Ryan · Answer

Takes a new subject, deep dives and makes it all seem so simple by the end. Explored everything from University donations to why country music makes us cry. Series 2 has just begun, 3 episodes in.

Jorge Mir · Answer

Great conversations about all aspects of tech life and culture hosted by Paul Ford and Rich Ziade of Postlight, a digital product studio in New York

Prasanna Pegu · Answer

Freakonomics is the podcast that I eagerly wait for every week.

Sterling Salzberg · Answer

Based on the Freakonomics book, this podcast explores the hidden and interesting relationships with statistics and data. Always interesting and with a really great host. Stephen is really great at explaining complex ideas and getting the best information out of his guests.

Jonathan Wright · Answer

Yep, probably my favourite too.

Stanislav Dimitrov · Answer

This podcast has became a staple of my life... :)

Marc · Answer

Among other ones already mentioned, I also look forward every episode of "The Pitch", another way of discovering new products and services by listening to their founders pitch their ideas to investors.

Ari · Answer

An incredible podcast about the Supreme Court, their justices and historical decisions.

Guillaume Bardet · Answer

I just launched this curated list of interviews and podcasts yesterday, It is not exactly a standalone podcast like you mentioned but I had such an extended youtube history of great content I figured putting them into one clean website would be an interesting approach. Feel free to suggest videos to add as well!

Guillaume Bardet · Answer

I just launched this curated list of interviews and podcasts yesterday, It is not exactly a standalone podcast like you mentioned but I had such an extended youtube history of great content I figured putting them into one clean website would be an interesting approach. Feel free to suggest videos to add as well!

Jeremy Ellens · Answer

One of my all-time favorite podcasts is How I Built This by NPR. While I find the founder interviews fascinating and come away feeling inspired, often times I don't pick up tactical strategies I can implement in my business. I think Journey to 7 Figures does a great job of combining the best of both worlds.

Sam Elliott · Answer

Empower podcast interviews makers in their own right! People who have built mini-empires!

Ilango Rajagopal · Answer

Hosted by Guy Raz, this is one of my favorite podcasts. It gives a lot of insights into how some of the biggest companies in the world were built. Great advice and lots of fun. My favorite episodes are with the founders of Airbnb and Reddit.

Britain Green · Answer

A fun and immersive podcast that features intimate interviews with founders.

Jason Cutler · Answer

To take your mind off technology and think of what it means to be a person, listen to a show with all kinds of interesting, odd or morbid stories.

Harshil Shah · Answer

Disclaimer: This is not quite a show about the internet, at least not in the capacity that fellow nerds on here might expect. But still loads of fun, and absolutely hilarious

sam · Answer

Leadership and self-discipline stories on a weekly basis. Jocko is a former Navy Seals task unit commander, jujitsu black belt, and practitioner of stoicism.

Kunal Bhatia · Answer

Love High Resolution. The discussions are amazing, and I learn about 5+ new things in each episode!

John Amadeo · Answer

Hearing about Justin Kan and co.'s crazy startup story from selling their first company on eBay to selling Twitch to Amazon for ~$1B was incredible!

Tejas Kinger · Answer

Work in Progress by Slack is a great podcast that highlights burning issues in today's workplaces. It has an almost, investigative journalism/case study based approach to every episode.

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A digital marketing podcast from Unbounce

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Probably to most listened SaaS podcast

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Simplify is for anybody who’s taken a close look at their habits, their happiness, their relationships, or their health and thought “There’s got to be a better way to do this.”

Mitch Tracy · Answer

Nice bit of inside info on the legal system

Willie Morris · Answer

I don't listen to any tech podcasts or the usual suspects, but this got me hooked on podcasts. It's a horror podcast and the production value is wonderful. Highly recommend.

Arthur · Answer

Great insight in the current state of investments from a well know investment firm, Andreessen Horowitz. They talk about biochemistry, cryptocurrencies, quantum computing and more...

Cordell Yee · Answer

Entertaining show with guest designers from the industry. Casual conversations that aren't design exclusive. Lots of insight on how designers work and approach problems both in and out of the workplace.