Five Great New Podcasts
Welcome to the 59th edition of Find That Pod.
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Here are this week’s podcasts:
Election Profit Makers
When I first heard about this show, I thought the premise sounded very strange. And it might look weird to you as well. After all, what the hell is a prediction market, and how does it relate to the news and elections? With plenty of celebrity guests and both funny and informative discussions, this informal and conversational podcast is highly entertaining. Don’t miss it!
Website | Listen on: Apple Podcasts | PodChaser | Overcast | Not sure where to start? Start with this episode: I Love the Deep State
WTFamicon
Looking for a nice dose of nostalgia amidst the ceaseless dread of the pandemic we’re going through? Then check out this retro-gaming inspired show. Billed as “the gaming podcast for people who hate gaming podcasts” seems like a pretty accurate description for this pod. Make sure to check it out.
Website | Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | PodChaser | Not sure where to start? Start with this episode: #19 From Russia With Fun: A Tetris Tale
Core Intuition
Mac and iOS software development veterans, Daniel Jaikut and Manton Reece tackle the world of independent software development in the Apple sphere. Their show is a very nice blend of technical topics, Apple news, and business topics related to small and independent development shops. If you’re either a current or aspiring Apple ecosystem developer, don’t miss this show.
Website | Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Podchaser | Overcast | Not sure where to start? Start with this episode: Episode 415: The Positive Side of This
STORY PIRATES
Website | Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | PodChaser | Overcast | Not sure where to start? Start with any episode really.
Wind of Change
This is a brand new podcast. So new in fact that it only has one episode so far. But if that episode is an indication of what’s to come, this is going to wind up being one of the best shows of 2020. The premise is simple…was the metal ballad “Wind of Change” by the Scorpions – hugely popular in Europe around 1990 actually written by the CIA to help precipitate the fall of the Soviet Union? Let’s find out…
Website | Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Podchaser | Overcast | Not sure where to start? Start with the first episode.