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Interesting Tech-Related Online Talk Radio?
kabrakan writes "Finding myself in an extremely boring tech job, I find the best way to pass the time is to listen to someone speak, specifically an interesting conversation about science, or a comedian. After exhausting NPR's database, could anyone recommend any online repositories of spoken word entertainment, especially talk in the technology world?"
Your Mac Life is a weekly, three-hour long radio program on all things Apple. I listen every once in a while, most often following big announcements. For example, the WWDC wrap-up show will probably be interesting. It's not rigorously technical, but the questioner might like it.
And how could I ever forget Geeks in Space. No new content in a long time, but some classics in there. Hey Slashdot guys, when are you going to bring us a new episode?
I prefer Neil Boortz. Libertarian. course it was weird that finding out that the Libertarians have a streek of YOU MUST BE PURE libertarian. Presenly i like Neil cause hes not right or left. was sick of that spin so i found a new one.
This is hardly off-topic.
This is a reference to H.G. Wells's live radio broadcast of Wars of the Worlds in 1938.
As some of you know, some people missed the disclaimer before the show, stating that this is a story, and and thought that the reports of Martian Invasion everywhere were actually real.
It's actually a very interesting story....Read about it here: http://www.war-ofthe-worlds.co.uk/
How could I say to men: "Speak louder, shout! For I am deaf!"? -Ludwig van Beethoven
Well, I wouldn't call it music radio. All I hear on it is talk.
Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.
-- Pablo Picasso
Burning Man for stuffed suits. Nothing to see here. Literally.
KFG
How in the world is that post "flamebait"????????
Ok... now I'm really really really confused.
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