[The Journal.] Inside Exxon’s Strategy to Downplay Climate Change #theJournal https://podcastaddict.com/the-journal/episode/163897748 via @PodcastAddict

Interesting multi part series about the Microdot gang who made millions of trips in the sixties

My own recommendations: HorrorBabble Levar Burton Reads Phoebe Reads a Mystery The Cybrarian (on YouTube)

Occasional SYSK Listener here. I am baffled by the amount of new shows that pop up under the their Banner. Thematically these Shows are totally random and they only ever seem to get advertised for a very short period befor the next one takes their place. Are they just pumping out these shows hoping one is a hit and makes worth all the misses? How is this sustainable? Especially since they only ever seem to advertise their own networks Content?

I've recently finished the fantastic series on BBC Sounds about the events at the Fukashima nuclear power plant a decade ago. Each episode is roughly half an hour long, and it's really well acted and very engaging (It's called Fukashima)

Another from the BBC that I've been loving is Call Jonathan Pie. Okay so Jonathan Pie is a YouTube satirical journalist. In the podcast he's taking calls from the general public. As someone who's usually on board with his politics I think it's pretty great.

What about you?

I love to listen to audio dramas while I work, but I go through them so fast. Anyone have suggestions for a high quality, interesting audio drama? The very first one I listened to was We're Alive and I've been hooked ever since. Thanks.

Lots of AI news, which suits me.

While UnderUnderstood feels more like the spiritual successor to Gimlet's Reply All, the co-hosts of Hard Fork (Kevin Roose and Casey Newton) banter in a way that reminds me of P. J. Vogt and Alex Goldman.

Anybody knows if it's gonna get a third season?

I liked it. Any other fans?

With the increased popularity of lemmy and suggestion that meta is getting into the federated game, I was wondering if there are any podcasts dedicated to news and views surrounding the fediverse.

Good evening all,

I recently finished listening to a great podcast called The Downtime Project which discusses post-mortems from large companies. The hosts analyze the root causes of the outage, what the company did well, and what the company could have done better.

I found this format fascinating and learned how to approach complex systems and identify some shortcomings in my own systems that I manage.

Unfortunately, it looks like there's only one season currently and I'd like to see if there's anything similar that anyone else is listening to.

Formats similar to this would be awesome, but anything tech-related would peak my interest!

Meanwhile, In Myanmar

A great podcast episode on how misinformation, conspiracy theory and mass paranoia spreads in the digital age.

Been really liking this show so far.

We have reached the third episode and the struggle sessions known as White Nights, from now on its going to get really dark in Jonestown. Please be advised there is a lot of swearing and explicit phrasing.

#Jonestown #Psychoanalysis #Healing #Christianity #Lacan #Freud #Communism #Maoism #Conspiracy #CIA #FBI #SIS #Rotary

Credits  to Jonestown Education Institute for making research easy. You  can find  transcripts and tens of thousands of original files over at   jonestown.sdsu.edu/

Reading list:

The Strongest Poison, by Mark Lane

The Jonestown Carnage--A CIA Crime, by S.F. Alinin B.G. Antonov A.N. Itskov

A Sympathetic History of Jonestown, by Rebecca Moore

Dirty Work - The CIA in Europe, by Philip Agee and Louis Wolf

Safe for democracy the secret wars of the CIA, by John Prados

Whos Who in CIA, by Julius Mader

Interesting episode about one of the Jan 6 rioters.

> Bislang gibt es in Deutschland keine Impflicht. Doch: Gibt es mittlerweile eine moralische Verpflichtung, sich impfen zu lassen, um andere zu schützen und die Überlastung des Gesundheitssystems zu verhindern? Was Markus und Richard nach einer ereignisreichen Woche zu dieser und weiteren Fragen durch den Kopf geht, erfahrt Ihr in dieser Ausgabe.

I love the QanonAnonymous pod and the war on cars.

is good

Also available on Gemini at gemini://gem.chriswere.uk/trendytalk/ and youtube probably.

> Trendy Talk is an often gemini-centric punk as heck pseudo-podcast from the Internet's ChrisWere, Uoou and HexDSL. It has no schedule, no theme and no format to follow. It may however be the best gemini podcast on the whole smol-internet. So you are welcome.

Conversations about programming by two Swedish guys

This is a podcast where Mami and Michael discuss about news, Mami speaks in japanese switching to English sometimes and Michael speaks in English most of time. Take a look.

https://bilingualnews.libsyn.com/

It's really interesting the way both of them talk to each other in different languages, fascinating.

What do you think about the current events? Do you think Alex can pull off the show alone (or at least without PJ)?

Hey, just wanted to ask what your favorite podcasts are. I'll list a few of mine below.

• Ashes Ashes - A podcast about the systemic issues that society is facing now and has to solve to survive
• Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't - Lowbrow botany, phylogenetics, systematics and the hunt for the filthiest public bathroom in Alta California
• Fight Like An Animal - The attempt of a synthesis of behavioral science and political theory without racist and sexist bullshit. I recommend starting from the first epsiode
• In Defense Of Plants - Interviews with plant scientists about everything concerning, well, plants
• History of Pholosophy Without Any Gaps - Philosophy professor goes chronologically from the early beginnings of philosophy up to today! Extremely thorough and interesting