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At a bit of a cross roads in what to do with this. I know I want to get into recording and learning more about audio, but I'm stuck when it comes to the content.

I am a podcast addict. On the average week I'll go through over 20 hours of talk radio/video content, ranging from tech and videogames to music and comedy. I know I'd like to try and add something to the community, but until I figure out what that will be, this will be on the back burner for a while.

Until then, if you're new to podcasting and are interested in learning more, here are some great shows to get you started. They're totally free, just hit up the itunes music store and enter the title into the search field. Find the show and hit subscribe and sit back and take it in. No need to file manage. As new shows are updated, they'll come in automatically, take out old content and be ready and waiting for you to come around.

Here's a list of what I listen to/watch on a weekly basis. Now hop to it!

Technology

This Week in Tech - Audio
Diggnation - Audio/Video
Cranky Geeks with John Dvorak - Audio/Video
CBC Radio - Search Engine - Audio
CBC Radio - Spark - Audio
Tekzilla - Video
Systm - Video

Entertainment/Comedy

The Totally Rad Show - Video
Scam School - Video
SModcast - Audio
CBC Radio - WireTap with Jonathan Goldstein (Unofficial) - Audio
CBC Radio - The Best of DNTO (Definitely Not the Opera) - Audio
The Digg Reel - Video
Downloadable Content, The Penny Arcade Podcast - Audio
Tiki Bar TV - Video

Video Games

Listen Up - Audio
Retronaughts - Audio
Giant Bombcast - Audio
Rebel FM - Audio
Broken Pixels - Video

Music

Nardwuar The Human Serviette Presents - Punkrock/Interviews - Audio
Via the A-Hole - Punkrock - Audio

News

CBC Radio - The Best of As It Happens (Daily) - Audio

History of Marketing

CBC Radio - The Age of Persuasion (Unofficial) - Audio

Science

CBC Radio - Quirks & Quarks - Audio
MAKE Magazine: MAKE Podcast - Video

Language

Japanesepod101 - Audio