01 August 2012

Tell Me Something

Audio books, lectures, stories, and podcasts that the Oddiobots enjoy and hope you might, as well


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UPDATES:  More favorites that should have been included!

★ 360 Documentaries | ABC
★ 60-Second Science from Scientific American

★ A Princess of Mars and Others from Candlelight Stories
★ All In The Mind | ABC
★ Antique Phonograph Music Program with MAC | WFMU
★ Archive Feature Films (video)
★ Archive Short Films (video)
★ Avant-Garde All the Time

★ Barrel of Monkeys Radio Theatre
★ The Bottom Line from CBC Radio | CBC
★ Busy Doing Nothing with Charlie | WFMU

★ Car Talk Podcast | NPR
★ Carnegie Council Audio Podcast
★ CBC Radio 3 Podcast
★ CBC Radio 3 Special Edition, Full Metal Podcast
★ Celtic Myth Podshow
★ Classic Drama Podcast
★ Classic Radio Drama
★ Classic Short Stories from LibriVox
★ Colonial Williamsburg Past and Present Podcast
★ Comedy Central Stand-Up (video)
★ Comedy Bang Bang
★ Comedy of the Week
★ Compassionate Cook
★ Create Your Life Story : Helping You Record a Lifetime of Stories NEW!



★ Do or DIY with People Like Us | WFMU
★ Don't Log Off
★ Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine | WFMU
★ Drama of the Week | BBC
★ Drama On One | RTÉ (Ireland)

★ Episodes of The Irrelevant Show | CBC
★ Ethical Society of St. Louis
★ Everyday Ethics | BBC

★ Family Theater Podcast NEW!
★ Food Programme | BBC
★ Forum - A World of Ideas | BBC
★ Free Music Archive presents Grey Area | WFMU
★ Fresh Air Podcast | WHYY, NPR

★ The Genealogy Guys Podcast
★ Groove Salad Taste of the Week | SOMA
★ Gweek from Boing Boing

★ The House I Grew Up In | BBC
★ The Humanist Hour

★ Ideas | CBC
★ In the Groove, Jazz and Beyond
★ InterViews from The National Academy of Sciences
★ The Irrelevant Show | CBC

★ Jazz from Magnatune.com
★ Jazz Profiles | NPR
★ Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures | PBS (video)
★ John Peel Lecture | BBC
★ The Kickass Life with David Wood

★ Laugh Out Loud | CBC
★ Lectures in Bioethics
★ Library and Archives Canada: Your History, Your Documentary Heritage
★ LibriVox Audiobooks
★ Life Matters | ABC
★ Little Atoms
★ Living After Faith
★ Living on Earth | PRI
★ Love Your Work Life

★ Material World | BBC
★ Mayo Clinic Audio Podcast
★ Memory Palace
★ The Moth Podcast
★ Moyers and Company
★ Music and the Brain | LOC

★ NASACast: This Week @NASA
★ The National Academies
★ Nature Podcast
★ New Humanist Podcast
★ New Sounds | WNYC
★ New Yorker: Fiction
★ Nigel Warburton reads from his book Philosophy: The Classics

★ Ockham's Razor | ABC
★ Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison | WFMU
★ Old Time Comedy Radio
★ Old Time Radio Comedy
★ Old Time Radio Nostalgia
★ Old Time Radio from Internet Archive
★ One Minute How To
★ Opera Bytes
★ Outlook

★ Palace of Stories
★ The Philosopher's Zone | ABC
★ Piano Jazz Shorts | NPR
★ PNAS Science Sessions
★ Poem of the Day NEW!
★ Point of Inquiry

★ Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd
★ Radio 3 Essay | BBC
★ Radio Free Culture | WFMU
★ Radiolab | WNYC
★ Rationally Speaking
★ Read Me Something You Love NEW!
★ Reith Lectures | BBC
★ Resonance FM: Everything
★ Retirement Talk for Boomers, Seniors, and Retirees
★ The Ricky Gervais Podcast

★ Science in Action
★ The Science Show
★ Selected Shorts
★ Self Improvement Wednesday
★ Shirley and Spinoza Radio Archive
★ Skills for Learning Podcast
★ Snap Judgment | NPR
★ Sounds of Science from the National Academies
★ Space Opera Sound System
★ Stories of the Journey Home
★ StoryCorps | NPR NEW!
★ The Story Home, Children's Audio Stories
★ Storynory

★ Tech Nation | KQED, NPR
★ TEDTalks (audio)
★ Tell Us Something NEW!
★ Things We Forgot to Remember | BBC
★ This American Life | WBEZ
★ Too Much Information | WFMU
★ Transpacific Sound Paradise | WFMU

★ Vinyl Cafe Stories | CBC
★ Voices from the Days of Slavery: Stories, Songs and Memories

★ Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! | NPR
★ Wiretap | CBC
★ Word of Mouth | CBC
★ WTF with Marc Maron
★ WVXU Classics For Kids NEW!
★ Your Life After Trauma

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