Talking Podcasts. Do you have a regular podcast routine? Ones that you listen to every day/week? What are your faves?→[More:]I love listening to podcasts while at my full-time job (it's pretty mindless work, and they help pass the time. Plus, there's a lot of heavy machinery there and I need earplugs anyways, so why not?). Here's (more or less) my main lineup:

Daily: Fresh Air, Talk of the Nation (pick and choose based on topic, but there's something every day), Worldview (from WBEZ, Chicago Public Radio), the BBC's NewsPod (short pieces from their various radio programs), and some sports stuff (Fantasy Focus from ESPN during football season, some Dallas radio stuff).

Weekly: The BBC News Quiz (much better than the US version, IMO), This American Life, Selected Shorts, whatever the folks at The Moth put up, BBC Radio Docs (again, depending on subject), Wiretap from the CBC, BBC's From Our Own Correspondent, Latino USA and On The Media (from NPR), some stuff from WNYC's Soundcheck, live shows from NPR's All Songs Considered and KEXP (a Seattle community radio station) and probably some others I'm forgetting at the moment.

Monthly/Whenever they're released: Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, Radiolab, Strange Reaction (dirty dirty punk podcast), South Bay PORK podcast (from Garagepunk.com), the MeFi podcast, and whatever I see linked in various places that looks interesting.

Yeah, I know, it's a lot, but like I said, it keeps my mind occupied while I'm at work. What about you?