Podcasts

mdcollins1984

I second Monkey Cage;
Fighting Talk for sports comedy
Science: Dr Karl (Up All Night BBC 5 live, and TripleJ podcast in Australia)
BBCMaterial World
Skeptoid: Brian Dunnibg debunking myths/legends etc
BBC More or Less (maths/stats based news analysis/fact checking).

duchy

Steve Allen's a little bit extra (free on the LBC app)

mellows23

I used to listen to Frank Skinner but stopped because the Hamish and Andy podcast was ten times funnier.

They are from Aus so might not be your cup of tea though.

seagullsim

Ray Peacock (from Peacock & Gamble) has just started back up on Fubar, so you can download those shows directly from the app.

Other than the ones mentioned, I would also recommend The Bugle (weekly comedy news roundup with Andy Zaltzman and John Oliver) and the Carl Donnelly & Chris Martin podcast.

Caledonia007

Check out an app at Google play called podcast addict. It downloads and searches for podcasts all over the Internet.

pablakeman

Rhod Gilbert's Best Bits (and its always bette rwhen Rhod is on it! )

tyllwyd

I've been listening to Ray Peacock's Fubar show, which when it works is brilliant.


I've also been listening to The Cracked Podcast, which doesn't fit any of the criteria I said at the start, but I like listening to their take on things.

Ed-P

I'm surprised no one here listens to The Bugle, it's satire at its finest and features Andy Zaltzman and John Oliver (from the Daily Show) talking about current affairs.

I also listen to Harmontown.

wolvesinwales

If you like football try The Magic Sponge an insight into what footballers lives are really like , often hilarious.

JoseChungsDoomsday

I listen to about 20 podcasts but sadly almost all are american.

The UK shows I do listen to are

Broadcast: Talking TV (about the TV business and how shows are made)

Kermode and Mayo (highlight of my week)

Banterflix - NI based movie reviews