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[DragoonKain]

I'm looking for podcast recommendations for a casual listen, as in something you can listen to while relaxing, you don't need to listen super intently. Something where they shoot the shit, talk about random topics and current events, don't get too serious too often. Don't want it loud and obnoxious.

I suppose comedians podcasts might be worth looking into, but I don't know which ones to look into. I know a lot of Rogan's buddies have their own podcasts, I tried a bunch of them but none really grabbed me all that much.

It doesn't have to be funny per se, it could be just guys casually talking about current events, I just don't want anything super serious or political.

Anything that fits that criteria you like?

 

[Men_in_Boxes]

The Adam Carolla Show is a pretty good casual listen. He hops from topic to topic so fast that you can lose track for a few minutes and you're not far away from the start of the next topic.

 

[bronk]

The forensic files podcast is my absolute background noise podcast. Love it.

 

[oagboghi2]

I'm looking for podcast recommendations for a casual listen, as in something you can listen to while relaxing, you don't need to listen super intently. Something where they shoot the shit, talk about random topics and current events, don't get too serious too often. Don't want it loud and obnoxious.

I suppose comedians podcasts might be worth looking into, but I don't know which ones to look into. I know a lot of Rogan's buddies have their own podcasts, I tried a bunch of them but none really grabbed me all that much.

It doesn't have to be funny per se, it could be just guys casually talking about current events, I just don't want anything super serious or political.

Anything that fits that criteria you like?

So basically Joe Rogan or Adam Carolla

 

[DragoonKain]

What about your mommas house or Whitney Cummings. I haven't heard enough of either to know if they're worth it.

 

[bronk]

What about your mommas house or Whitney Cummings. I haven't heard enough of either to know if they're worth it.

Your Mom's House is great. Been listening for years.

 

[paparazzo]

The Fifth Column sounds like it might be up your alley. Current events, lots of mockery, jokes, etc. I haven't actually listened to many episodes though so it may veer more serious in certain episodes especially ones with guests.

 

[Tetra-9]

Cum Town is great for this. Hilarious and they talk about lots of random shit and don't tend to get too serious. Stav's laughing can be a bit obnoxious especially when you're just starting out listening but I got used to it.

 

[Tesseract]

mindscape

 

[Ecto311]

Your Mom's House is great. Been listening for years.

YMH is good sometimes but I would fast forward the first 20 min of each because of all the ads. Not sure if it's better now but holy shit it was rough for a long time.

Last podcast on the left is great and I zone out sometimes but 3 enjoyable fun guys talk everything from murders to ufo to bigfoot. It's really good if you want a 6 part series on JFK or any other conspiracy filled subject but it's only on spotify, still free but kinda sucks since spotify doesn't notify you when there are new shows.

If you can download and just listen on youtube I had a good time downloading a shitload of old Opie and Anthony shows and listening since I missed them when they were live. Some of the most fun in a "podcast" form I have had especially the Patrice episodes.

 

[teezzy]

Chip Chipperson




Tell em Steve Dave

 

[Shizumapower]

mindscape

Thanks for this.

 

[teezzy]

If you can download and just listen on youtube I had a good time downloading a shitload of old Opie and Anthony shows and listening since I missed them when they were live. Some of the most fun in a "podcast" form I have had especially the Patrice episodes.

I listen to O&A clips/videos on YT more than anything else. They're my comfort food. It's the best stuff ever. Even better than Stern and I adore Stern.

Jim and Sam just doesn't cut it. Sam certainly tries, but Jim needs someone to bounce off of. Someone like Ant or Burr. Chip Chipperson is the closest we'll get for Jim and Ant for now. O&A was definitely a situation where the sum is greater than its parts.

This channel is a gold mine btw. Supposedly E Rock has been uploading whatever video footage of that era he has.

foundry archives

Audio from 'The Opie & Anthony Show' official archives, owned by O&A producer/channel manager Erik Nagel.

www.youtube.com