For those who aren’t, it’s all about refusing to accept things the way they are. If you’ve already checked out our pick of podcasts to listen to during Black History Month, you’ll be aware of Resistance already. The Bombcast crew has great chemistry and approaches gaming with passion and humor.

The crew of Giant Bombcast is a collection of veteran video game journalists, and on their weekly podcast, they embark on lengthy excursions into the world of gaming, discussing games they’ve been playing, breaking down the news of the week, and responding to listener emails. The stories center on how the internet and technology affect people (and vice versa) while remaining insightful and interesting throughout. Reply All, Gimlet’s tech podcast, is no different. If you’re familiar with Gimlet Media, you know that its podcasts contain a narrative thread regardless of the topic they’re covering. Recent episodes cover topics ranging from Amazon buying iRobot to the FTC’s privacy push. Dvorak, and others as they discuss trending tech. The weekly show features tech enthusiasts Leo Laporte, Patrick Norton, Kevin Rose, John C. This Week in Tech has been one of the premier tech podcasts for a while now. The episodes are pretty long at just over two hours each, making this a great podcast to settle down to on an evening in. Hosts Marco Arment, Casey Liss, and John Siracusa add just enough humor to keep things from getting dry, whilst most definitely bringing a passion for all things nerdy. Recent episodes we’ve loved include the one about Instagram’s awful updates and the episode about the best new console scam.Ĭlass yourself as a nerd? Then you’re going to be into this podcast, which features three nerds who get together to talk about all things Apple, programming, and anything else loosely related - and we do mean loosely. Weekly episodes run between 40 minutes to an hour in length, giving you the perfect excuse to get your geek on in your lunch break or on your commute. Of the fourteen of them, ten had worked on the Olympic, the Titanic’s sister ship, and many of them had worked together.This all-female tech podcast is hosted by Mashable senior tech correspondent Christina Warren, tech feminist Brianna Wu, and family gaming and diversity writer Simone de Rochefort - all of whom share extensive knowledge of and enthusiasm for all things geek, from tech and video games to movies and comics. Joughin’s staff consisted of 10 bakers, two confectioners, and a Vienna baker. All hands out of your bunks.” He directed each of them to take four loaves up for the life boats, 52 loaves in all. Six of his men were already working, and the others he got up out of their beds. Joughin has been portrayed in both Titanic movies as drinking during the sinking, however there were circumstances that led to his drinking that night, and we discuss those in this episode. After the sinking, Joughin claimed he knew it was an iceberg that struck the ship because he saw a polar bear- and it waved to him. In this episode we are looking at the life of Charles Joughin, a trained pastry chef who was working aboard the Titanic as Chief Baker.

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