I am finally trying the podcast thing 💥 Where do I start!? What is/are your favorite?

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Sames rules as most bars: No politics, no religion and nothing that will stress me out more than my job 😂

Erik Berlin · Accepted Answer

Instead of recommending a specific podcast, I’d recommend connecting your Facebook and Twitter accounts to Breaker and following all your friends. Then you’ll be able to see what they like as they listen and get one-to-one recommendations that you can play right away!

✎ Andrew Warner · Answer

I'd love for you to check out my podcast. I talk to founders about how they built their businesses

John Ababseh · Answer

Love Breaker! I recommend it to all my friends, as it has a beautiful UI and allows you to be in sync with what your friends are listening to! My favorite podcasts to listen to are hidden brain, how I built this, 99% Invisible, the moth, ycombinator, revisionist history and ted talks daily!

Alex Weber · Answer

Very interesting (and close to heart) stories about how people start their startups, what makes them go on and how they make it work.

Aleksandra · Answer

Owen and John make an overview of the main tech news every week. I love it because it feels as if you were discussing them with friends :) And I love the Slack community around the podcast too!

Aleksandra · Answer

A must if you want to get a deeper understanding of what is happening in tech and society.

Jijo Sunny · Answer

It's a paid app, but totally worth it. So good a UI that it makes you come back to the app and listen to more!

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Good for a range of topics. Wouldn't listen if you don't like profanity though:)

Heidi Helen Pilypas · Answer

I'm passionate about apps, and this is a great podcast to listen to if you love them too. It's hosted by two industry greats, @viticci and @johnvoorhees who work for @MacStoriesNet. The show goes for about 30 minutes and follows a consistent format, which makes it feel familiar and would be a great thing to try to emulate. They also have sponsors per episode where they give a little spiel on apps/services that listeners might be interested in. Finding sponsors to help cover your costs of producing your podcast - in an area where your target listeners would be interested in - would be a great thing to think about and plan for.

J.D. Lindsay · Answer

Can't believe Anchor hasn't been mentioned! For nice bite sized audio experiences, definitely check it out! There's something for everyone.

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. I also find it to be a good starting point, feel free to suggest videos to add as well!

Sam Elliott · Answer

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

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If you are not afraid of laughing your ass off…

Justin Jackson · Answer

When Jon and I started working on Transistor, we launched this podcast at the same time. Now, it's timeline of what it took to build, launch, and grow our startup to $500k+ in ARR.

Pavan Sethi · Answer

Agree.  No better people to give recommendations than your friends.  I've found the best podcasts just by checking our what other people are listening to on the Breaker feed.

Tejas Kinger · Answer

The inside intercom podcast is a wonderful deep-dive into lessons from one of the fastest growing startups.