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Who is the one podcast artist that you could listen to forever?

Sfgirlred

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I want to hear what my people like to listen to.

A. Favorite podcast personality and why

B. Favorite musical artist and favorite genre

C. Favorite author(s)

D. Favorite comedian

You all are amazing.
 
A. None, I find them all quite boring.

B. Steve Murphy, All genre's except pop and electronic (If they aren't playing instruments then they aren't musicians, they are just entertainers) "Music."

C. Whoever it is that writes educational material and manuals.

D. Dave Chappelle.
 
A. Favorite podcast personality and why

Bill Burr. He's the only one I listen to and I enjoy his ranting. I'm not keen or interested in his sports talk, but I admire his passion and knowledge about the hobbies he has.

B. Favorite musical artist and favorite genre

Burial as I think he defined his own genre. The album Untrue has been considered a masterpiece, and for good reason. The atmosphere and emotions are utterly profound. Here it is:

Burial - Untrue full album - YouTube

As for favourite genre, there's far too many to choose from. I'd probably say an umbrella term "electronic" as this would include my all time favourite artists. I tend to prefer instrumental songs which are made via computers and electronics. Future garage, two-step, breakcore, jungle, gabber, dubstep and such like.

C. Favorite author

Seth (via Jane Roberts). Utterly awe-inspiring material that makes you rethink yourself, your life and your entire reality.

D. Favorite comedian

Tricky to pick just one. My preferred comedians are dark, broken and rather bitter. They've made careers from their rants and views on the world. I suppose George Carlin would be my favourite as it's interesting to see how his style changed over the years, and towards the end he became what came across as a cantankerous old man. His last few stand up shows were legendary, fast paced and intellectual rants at the state of the modern world.

"It's bad for ya"
"You are all diseased"

Are 2 of his later specials that are easily searchable and streamable via a Google search. I highly recommend them.


Ed
 
Pod cast Tony Attwood as he gets Autism and sees it as not a disability but a different way of being
Music Chalie Parker and free form Jazz
Author sooo many all crime and with a strong female lead so Val merdermit (excuse spelling) Linda la plante Sue Grathton Ian Rankin no strong female lead!!!! J D Robb,Mike Ripley as just plain out funny.
Comedian not sure i guess observational comedians, liked 'Big Bang' then got fed up of 'Sheldon' character, Jack Dee dry and depressive, Lee Evans can only listen as his energy exhausts me!!
 

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