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1. A review on Equal Measure: An Unconventional Take on Gay Politics and Culture by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Very often, minority groups are unwilling to speak out against their most strident members, even when they are clearly over the top. This makes it nice to find a niche podcast which does just that for a particular community (in this case, the gay community). It includes both commentary on gay activists who go to extremes and examples of more reasoned, rational arguments which support gay rights. So far, discussions which draw on the feminist community and those which seek to make parallels within the civil rights movement were very well thought out. The only concern I have to this point was that the episode which dealt with biblical references to homosexuality chose portions of Leviticus dealing with dietary strictures and circumcision as examples of irrelevant biblical injunctions. (I actually started to write an e-mail explaining why these were ill-chosen, and potentially offensive, examples, but my cat closed it, which I took to be a sign). The episodes are short and sweet, the music is pleasant, and the ideas are thought provoking. Definitely worth checking out.

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2. A review on Star Surgeon - A free audiobook by Alan E. Nourse by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

I listened to this some time ago, but the presentation is still fresh in my mind. The story is certainly a 'period piece', worth listening to as a story and as an example of 'the past through the future'. Scott's presentation, as always, is enjoyable and memorable. It's a good listen.

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3. A review on When The Scientist Presents by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Unfortunately, there isn't a large body of this podcast to review yet, only one episode in the feed so far, but the show is interesting and worth looking into. The largest problem with the 'cast is it's length - the episode is barely a snippet. On the other hand, it may well have a larger relevance and appeal than the target audience. I suspect that this could become a tool for any presenter, not just a scientist. Worth keeping an eye on, it may become something very useful.

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4. A review on The Ill Professors by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Movie reviews done through the filter of racial awareness. Smart, funny, and interesting. It makes me wish I had more time to watch movies.

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5. A review on Open Loop Press by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Podcasted interviews with writers and poets. This seems to be aimed at writers more than readers, but to me that is a good thing. Worth checking out.

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6. A review on The Prophet of Panamindorah, Book III Fire and Flood - A free audiobook by Abigail Hilton by Bryancn81

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

The third in a wonderfully engaging story. Well written and read with depth that will keep you itching to know what will happen next.

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7. A review on Pagan Parents on the Edge by Kia Dragon

Rating: - Content Rating: EX

This podcast is a huge favorite of my wife and I. We really enjoy hearing Foxfire and Arrowind discussing their perspective as pagans and parents. While not a parenting centric show, their perspective of the pagan experience, spirituality and how they integrate it into their family and personal lives speaks strongly to me and my family. Pagan Parents on the Edge is one of those podcasts that always puts a smile on my face when I see a new episode is downloading. Keep it up Foxfire and Arrowind. We love your show.

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8. A review on The Alpha Nerds:The #1 Nerd Podcast by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

First of all, kudos to the girls for being nerds and proud of it. It restores my confidence in youth today. The show itself is a conversation between two or more girls in fandom. There is not a lot of emphasis on post-production, sound quality, or editing, it's very much a 'get it out there' effort, with a few songs thrown in. It's apparently recorded in one or another of their homes, without their parents knowledge. (This, by the way, is why I demoted the rating from a 5 to a 4. There's nothing wrong with recording a podcast or putting it online, but hiding online activities of any sorts from a teens parents puts the whole family at risk of unnecessary drama. If the show runs long enough girls your parents will eventually hear about it... Less trouble all around if they hear it from you fist). [Full disclosure - this is from the PoV of a parent who thinks that teaching kids about internet safety is better than trying to keep them off the internet.] Back to the content of the show. It focuses on Potter and Twilight, with promises of 'whatever we're reading at the moment' being thrown in. I hope that they find some of the more obscure fantasy literature out there, good and not so good, to discuss. [This one is not so much as a parent as from a former teen-nerd; there's a LOT of good stuff out there which will never hit the mega sales category]. Although the breadth of nerddom is not as wide as I would like it, the depth is admirable. The girl obviously pay close attention to the source material, and discuss and debate what is cut out of the books to be put into the movies, and why, and what choices would be better. Geek points aplenty. [Not that I expect the girls to care what an old woman like me thinks of the show, but good'on'ya anyway!]

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9. A review on Bellycast by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

An educational podcast about pregnancy issues. This show covers medical aspects of pregnancy and childbirth. Recent shows discuss current scientific research about pregnancy risks and discussions of feminist views on childbirth. I was personally dismayed by the titling of an episode "Are Feminists Finally Catching on that Birth is a Relevant Women's Issue". - I was introduced to it as a feminist issue before I was pregnant with my first child - over 15 years ago. Then again, the podcaster 'never considered herself a feminist in the traditional sense', and I had the impression that she had no idea what being a feminist meant.

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10. A review on We Don't Like Each Other by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: EX

A friends podcast - a couple of guys keeping in touch online, and letting the rest of the world listen in. It's friendly enough. The 'explicit' tag seems to refer to 'guy talk' rather than actual mature content. If you like day in the life or couples podcasts, and want to get to know a couple more (non romantically linked together) guys, check it out.

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11. A review on Transformations | BlogTalkRadio Feed by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

A very nice, positivistic/inspirational podcast. The language has slight 'new age' overtones, which might or might not veer into the overtly religious. The podcast claims that it can give you 'unlimited success'. The program is 'free for the first 30 days' with no mention of what happens after that. There is apparently a lot of free content as well. I don't think that cynics like myself are the target audience, but if it sounds like something you might be interested in, go for it. It's not my thing, but it doesn't sound like an obvious scam either. Sound quality is indifferent, but the music is not bad.

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12. A review on The Lesbian Podcast by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: EX

A very nice, chatty podcast. A fair amount of time is spent just chatting, but there are also some segments and interviews. The 'explicit' rating is there because they have frank, explicit discussions, when and as they come up.

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13. A review on The Sonic Society by firstclassmale

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I love listening to Sonic Society. It has a great mix of audio cinema each week. I also like the chat that helps to gel the show together.

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14. A review on The Biblio File Hosted by Nigel Beale by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

This is an interview podcast, with no frills and no bells and whistles. There is a slightly echoing quality, which is distracting at first. On the other hand, the quality of the interviews is very good. The interview with Nedeem Aslam, in particular, was hard for me to listen to because about five minutes in I wanted to turn the podcast in and start writing myself. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants insight to the writing process, or who wants to find new reading material.

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15. A review on Change The World February 14th 2009 by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I can't decide whether to be amused or annoyed at this podcast. It's a massive performance for a website which has as its stated goal to get 1,000,000 viewers by February 14th. The website itself has remarkably little content, and what's there is fairly generic positive sentiments and cute pictures. It's a promotion for a (self help program? cult? book? movie?) "Pay it forward". The website claims that if it gets its one million hits it will change the world in some unspecified positive way on valentines day... I think I might want to update my anti virus program, but the less cynical (or more easily amused) of you may want to check it out.

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16. A review on Wordplay Audio Theatre by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

This podcast consists of short, dramatic readings from a number of sources. The pieces are enjoyable, but a bit shorter in duration than my ideal listening time. I think it's a nice change of pace from the usual dramatic podcast.

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17. A review on Wreckless Media Radio » Podcast by lontenscorp

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Wreckless Media Radio is the best show on the internet today. Never before have I had so much fun from an audio file. The content, although sometimes on the edge is pure genius, and I just love the overall atmosphere of the show. Hats off to you guys, Chris.

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18. A review on Wreckless Media Radio » Podcast by horriblepersonflo

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

You know i started to poke round other podcasts, and none provide the same drunken and shocking humor that is given every Thursday at Wreckless Media Radio. I LOVE THE SHOW

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19. A review on Weather Station 3 by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: PC

A man podcasting about himself, his life, and his world. He was (until very recently) a newspaperman, which explains why he can write so effectively. He's also a good speaker. I think I will have to subscribe to this one.

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20. A review on Midnight's Muse by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: PC

A simple, straightforward poetry podcast. Original poems are read by their authors or by the podcast hostess, so they will vary considerably in tone and content (note the parental content warning). Very nicely put together.

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21. A review on One Eighteen: Migration by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: EX

I lost track of this podcast last summer, and just started catching up on the backlog. This is a super-creepy post holocaust story. It's sounds like the zombie apocalypse meets minions of the elder gods, but I'm not sure I've caught all the threads yet. Very much worth listening to, but don't listen when you're alone, late at night. (full disclosure - I read one of the earlier episode recaps, so I'm biased. OTOH - I did that because I was loving the creepiness, and am looking forward to catching up with the story)

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22. A review on Dont Panic Its Organic by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

This seems to be the new feed for the old "Don't Panic, It's Organic" podcast. It seems to be the podcast version of a radio show. The information is excellent, and the music is delightful, but the pacing is a bit slow for my personal taste. If you've been missing that feed, you need to resubscribe. If you never discovered it the first time around, and are a gardener, you should at least give it a listen.

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23. A review on The Chicago Connection - A free audiobook by John R. Swift by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

The author reads his work here. He starts off overpronouncing a bit, but loosens up as soon as he hits the dialogue. The characters are not necessarily sympathetic, but they are interesting. It's a story of the Chicago Mob during the roaring '20s. Starts off as dialogue driven, with a large dose of backstory, but it captures your interest pretty quickly.

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24. A review on Full Share - A free audiobook by Nathan Lowell by Jeffrey.hite

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

As My father-in-law says, people grow up, get married and move out of the house. While all of these things don't happen in this book, Ishmael does grow up more and continues to surprise and delight. I really enjoyed watching Ishmael grow from a boy to a man in so many ways.

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25. A review on Half Share - A free audiobook by Nathan Lowell by Jeffrey.hite

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

This story picks up where Quarter Share left off, following Ishmael Wang as he continues to grow in his life as a spacer. As his world begins to expand, Ishmael learns there is more to life than dishes. This is a spectacular squeal to the first book.

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26. A review on Quarter Share - A free audiobook by Nathan Lowell by Jeffrey.hite

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Nathan Lowell, puts together the right amount of detail, with the right amount of action to tell a wonderful story. The story follows the hero as he begins to find his way, and his path in life. I might now save the day, but he will certainly make you smile.

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27. A review on Healthy by Nature Show by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

The podcast is sponsored by a probiotic diet system, but it's an up front association, so something to be aware of. Most of the episodes seem to be focused on diet and nutrition, so expect a sponsor bias. Recent shows interview a psychiatrist about vitamin D deficiency and its effect on the heart. A highly published certified naturopath talking about how a dietary book which highlights a 'miracle fiber'. An authority on evidenced based dietary supplements who represents a fish oil manufacturer... I would find this podcast more personally useful if it featured interviews with individuals who were not economically involved with the 'miracle cures' - with one exception the 'experts' mentioned above had a conflict of interest which makes them less useful as an information source. The exception was a medical expert speaking very much out of his field. Although there may be good information in some of the episodes, I think it would be hard for an uneducated listener to be certain what's fact and what's bias. From what I heard, I'd have to say it's a series of informercials, and should be though of as such.

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28. A review on Webcomic Reviews & Interviews by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: PC

Seamus Jocum, the writer of 'Sex Percussions' webcomic hosts this podcast. He's very knowledgable and interested in the field. At one point he mentions a two episode per week schedule, which is tremendously ambitious for such a long podcast, and he can be forgiven for not managing to hit the mark. Sound quality is not the best, there doesn't seem to be much post production at all. On the other hand, the music selection is eclectic and good. I'd reccommend it for anyone who is on the lookout for new comics to read, or who is interested in producing one.

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29. A review on Audiobook Reviews - Podcast by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Audio books reviewed by a variety of individuals, and processed through a text-to-speech generator, apparently without anyone listening to the final product before uploading it (at one point a paragraph repeats). The reviews are good quality, but the technique for producing the podcast retracts. It's nice to have the reviews, but it might be better just to read them on a blog rather than listening to this production.

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30. A review on Christmas Recipes by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

This vidcast is a companion to a christmas recipe website. The production value is mediocre at best (it's basically a text-based slideshow with christmas music in the background) and the cast itself will become obsolete in a month (until next year). Having said that, it's a useful resource which does 'exactly what it says on the tin'. The site will go into my bookmarks, anyway, and probably has a place in yours as well.

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31. A review on How I Got My Job by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

An interview show designed to inspire job hunters in various fields. Most of the interviews are over the phone, and the production style is relaxed and content based, without much post production or editing. Not polished, but still effective.

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32. A review on ESPNsoccernet Fantasy Podcast by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Not my area of geekery, but I still found the show entertaining to listen to. It's cast with great interest and enthusiasm. The sound quality is reasonable, and I have a great deal of respect for the committment to get information out in such a timely manner. You go, guys.

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33. A review on Cancer Cure Ebook by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Much as I dislike giving negative reviews, I can't find anything positive to say about this. There are technical problems with the feed. Once I managed to view the mp4 I still found it difficult to read, the production is amateurish and ugly. The site looks like both spam and quackery. Not only don't I think it's worth watching, I think the FDA needs to crack down on this nonsense.

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34. A review on Imagine Your Reality | BlogTalkRadio Feed by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

An interview podcast dedicated to merging creativity and professional life. A good listen for anyone who is gearing up for a career change, looking for inspiration and encouragement.

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35. A review on NIH Clinical Center Radio by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: A

A quick, informational podcast put out by the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center. I personally would prefer something more in-depth and educational, and I'm not really sure who the 'target audience' is, but it's worth listening to.

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36. A review on the Brain Science Podcast with Dr. Ginger Campbell by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

An in depth discussion of neurscience, by a neurologist, for a general audience. I find it educational and entertaining, not good background listening.

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37. A review on No Agenda by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: PC

Fairly amusing for a couple of guys hanging out talking about current events and personal experiences.

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38. A review on Escape Pod by Jeffrey.hite

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Great Stories, a friendly atmosphere, all around good place to get a cup of coffee and your weekly entertainment.

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39. A review on Daily Breakfast with Fr. Roderick by Jeffrey.hite

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I love finding Catholic Shows that are really catholic that I can share with my kids. Way to go Fr. Roderick

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40. A review on Secret Knitting by Arachne

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Exactly what it says on the tin. The hostess knits a fairly complex pattern for fifteen minutes, reciting each stitch as she makes it. Her voice is soft and even, very restful to listen to, but knitting lace this way is sure to be a challenge - no chart to refer to if you lose your place. You can hear the needles clicking in the background, which is actually very nice. It makes you feel like you're knitting with a friend.

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41. A review on Pseudopod by iPodslaaf

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

This has to be my all time favourite horror podcast, though at times the quality of the readings can let down what is a really good story, also some of the mistakes in pronouncing certain words leaves me wondering if that person is quite ready to be let loose on the listening public! All that said, I always look forward to the next episode.

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42. A review on Artist Alley: a podcast for amateur artists and commissioners by shade1012

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

A great podcast about improving your art and how to sell it. Plus artist interviews and con reports. I hope you check it out cause its really awesome!

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43. A review on Ever Changing Show by chopperfishing

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

the bit of the spanking march that was mentioned is skeery. That would never happen in today's world. I'm not sure how it happened then either. funny stuff.

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44. A review on The Preterist Podcast ~ 100% Heresy Free! by Spiritus Naturae

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I'm biased, no doubt. I'm a partial (orthodox) Preterist having been exposed to that school of thought thanks to one Dee Dee Warren of Xena, err...TheologyWeb fame. I enjoy the humour immensely as well as the more substantive points made regarding eschatology. I even find myself air drumming (air guitar is so passe) to the bumper music and that's a good thing. I have no iPod. I have not succumb to the svengali like sway of Apple, Inc. I am a Zune owner; one of only 12 on the planet. 12 apostles, 12 Zune owners...not mere coincidence. Podcast Pickle seems to be working quite nicely with my Zune. Anyway, thanks Dee Dee for a great podcast! Don't stop now, keep on keepin' on! And remember, in case of Rapture this review will be reviewerless. Aaaaammeeeeennnnn Yours truly, Jonathan G. aka, Spiritus Naturae aka, Joxer aka, The Grand Poo-Bah of Cabbage

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45. A review on Swingercast Sex Talk by rical001

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

John and Allie, you are the greatest! Love listening to your show! Always looking forward to your HOT, HOT, HOT NEW EPISODES!

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46. A review on Anime Pulse » Shows by nyko10

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

it is a masterpiece with there vast anime knowledge ichigo and balto are funny and i love the riteing systum i love this it roxs my soxs off

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47. A review on The Fox - A free audiobook by Arlene Radasky by lorindoll

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The Fox is a moving story of love and history, a journey worth stepping into. It takes you on a journey through the past and present- linking those words together. This tale takes your breath away and pulls on your heart strings. It is full of treasures about life that will leave a mark on your heart to take with you as you live. Tears fell from my eyes as I listened to this story, but my heart soared with hope in those moments with how strong human courage can be. The characters are strong brave people who teach you lessons of strength, love, and belief in faith and yourself. If this podcast were in book form my papers would be filled with highlighted sections of gems of words to carry with me where I go. My journey with this book has not come to an end, and each time an episode ends I cannot wait till the next one comes out. I can not wait to find out what will happen to these characters who have captured my heart. Please take a moment to download the first episode of this story and give it a chance. I do not think you will be disappointed. PS- Check out the music by Steve McDonald at the end of the espoides as well, it is great, and adds an extra level of emotion to the story, I have bought one of the singers CD’s and I have not been disappointed with it- the music is a mix of wonderful harmony, good music, and a sense of peace within the soul.

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48. A review on godboxcafe by bdelfosse

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The GodBox Café is an fabulous podcast. The content is varied, the guests are fascinating and you’ll not likely find shows like these elsewhere on the web. I am thrilled to have access to the GodBox Café. Tamurile, the podhost, is a sensitive, marvellous interviewer. With insightful comments she expertly draws her guests to share their experiences and information. It’s definitely an interesting and comfy place to be for the listener. The show’s motto, “Where the Earth meets the Sky” aptly sums up the effort made to solidly ground otherworldly topics in current research. And the broad range of topics is reflected in the image on the homepage: a man speaks on a cell phone, seemingly arguing, while behind him golden angels try to get his attention for something we know must be important. The pull between the mundane, material aspects of our lives that are juxtaposed with our aspirations to something greater is something we can all identify with, and those angels are given a huge helping hand by this podcast. There are Mystical musings –Tamurile’s ingenious and artful montage of music and literature around interesting themes– there’s Science and Spirituality –juicy stuff for those looking for new information to fuel a paradigm shift– and Art and Authors --truly a treat to hear how an author or artist came to create her work. All are informative, empowering and liberating; each one a jewel in the hand, bringing another piece to the puzzle and opening up a much-needed space for a new way of thinking.

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49. A review on BLAST THE RIGHT by twiki

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Y'know, Jack may not have a 'radio voice', but I've come to find it extremely reassuring. For me, it represents TRUTH. Viva Blast the Right!

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50. A review on ASO Radio - Free Anime MP3 Podcast by warpshadow

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Aso radio is a bit more professional than other podcasts and I also like the music drops that are played throughout the show.

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51. A review on The Signal by drrigg

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I've gone back and downloaded the first three seasons in addition to the present season and now, with 114 hours of talk about the Firefly verse, I can listen everyday and love it!

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52. A review on by RubyCosmos

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I put off listening to this for the longest time, but I'm so glad I finally got around to it. These three are so reassuring for old-school fans ... and while I could name off all the silly reviews they've done, I'd like to offer up their review of 'Do You Remember Love?' as the best example of their work. They have a true love for the history of the art form, and manage to keep a sense of humour about it as a whole. I recommend this to anyone who feels out of place in modern fandom. It'll make you feel better.

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53. A review on Chasing the Bard by mithwen_arataur

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A great story with intereasting and believable characters, brought to life by some of the greatest podcasting voices on the globe - Tee Morris doing a British accent is fun and Chris Lester does a great job with his character! And one little thing that makes the podcast even better is the well chosen music for the story.

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54. A review on PodCouch Film by IFeelAlright

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Two buddies/occasional antagonists debate movies and pop culture, and even when I don't agree with some of the opinions thrown around (praise for Speed Racer? insults for Wall-E?), there's always a reason behind them, and the analysis aims for thoughtfulness

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55. A review on J.C. Hutchins: New Fiction And Author Updates by crushd_roses

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I just started listening to the original trilogy. And i have to say it is really fucking godd! I love it and am totally hooked1

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56. A review on J.C. Hutchins: New Fiction And Author Updates by CodeKnight

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I'm really hooked on this podcast. I just finished listening to the first book, but I'm very exitited about what comes next. Keep up the good work.

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57. A review on Truth Seekers Podcast by taylorkent

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Dani Culter is a great host and produces an interesting show, the Truth Seekers Podcast, that is not afraid to tackle the tough issues and talk to guest who don't share her point of view. She also sounds like she is having a lot of fun doing it. I am not much for political shows, they tend to have a I'm right your wrong if you don't agree with me dynamic, and I don't share all of Dani's opinions on things. But I like the Truth Seekers Podcast and listen to it. You should too.

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58. A review on Brazilianisms Podcast by flavioops

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

I really like the somewhat caothic way this podcast is put together. Recently I am very appreciative of Kinsey's best efforts to do a special episode covering the Portuguese language. I really like the way both podcasters appropiate the topics and make sense out of their own experience. Keep up the good work.

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59. A review on Snark Infested Waters by audioaddict

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Taylor is smart, funny, eclectic in his interests, entertaining, and always snarky. He has many interests, and enjoys sharing them with all of us. Jump in and swim around awhile!

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60. A review on SiDEBAR - COMICS, ART & POP CULTURE by crh1337

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

This is one of the best podcasts I have heard. These guys do their homework on who they interview and make it seem so casual.

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61. A review on A WINDOW TO THE MAGIC: DISNEY AUDIO ADVENTURE SHOW by SciionUnderground

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

What makes Paul Barrie's Window to the Magic Podcast so unique is his binaural recordings of the parks and attractions within the Disney empire. Even though I live very close to Disneyland, I don't have the opportunity to go as often as I used to or would like. This podcast definitely fills that void. The seasoned Disneyland visitor will be able to recreate the park in their minds as the music and atmosphere changes. Patrick Hurd's shows are a treat as well. His vast collection of long gone Disney audio and his knack for Disney trivia provide lots of information that even the most hardcore Disney fan might not be aware of! All in all, it's definitely my favorite Disneyland podcast. Two enthusiastic Mickey thumbs WAY UP!

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62. A review on Inside the Magic by SciionUnderground

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I've been listening to this podcast since the beginning years ago. Always fun and interesting, and always done with high quality. Ricky Brigante's style is really what made me decide to start podcasting myself! Definitely one of THE BEST Disney podcasts on the net. Fantastic through and through.

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63. A review on Grailwolf's Geek Life by solfan68

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Grailwolf, Heather, and their rotating cast of thousands are entertaining and informative. Whether its disecting the latest big screen geek faire, or investigating what's next on the tube... there's always something GOOD on Grailwolf's Geek Life.

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64. A review on Phil Rossi's Notes from the Vault (Current podcast) by Ebbonified

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

Phil weaves a tale of darkness with a spacy backdrop. Creepy scenes with death and their mystical causes keep every episode satisfied with its share of suspense and wonder. Kendall is well portrayed as an archetype villain complete with vice and a penchant for causing the suffering of others. Gerard (sp?), is well put for the center of the story with his sensible reactions and stable mindset, however, the 3rd person narration transfers well for the other good characters. The author's style of reading leaves me a bit numb, however. The pace seems slow and stilted. Annunciative style is a plus, but each line is read as if it were a movie trailer introduction. I loved the sound effects, as they were ample and appropriate. Not quite hard science fiction, but thoroughly entertaining.

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65. A review on Chasing the Bard by Lancelot

Rating: - Content Rating: PC

The best audio fantasy I've yet found. A compelling story with characters of depth and two (so far) well-wrought worlds. It doesn't hurt that the voice and production work are professional quality. Disappointment is impossible.

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66. A review on Truth Seekers Podcast by pafischer

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I love this show. I don't always agree with Dani, but she always keeps an open mind. The same can not be said for many of the "professionals" who do political shows. I consider myself a moderate, and there are somethings I agree with her on, and other things I don't. Dani doesn't claim to have a corner on the truth. She only claims to be seeking it. Truth Seekers raises the level of debate, something which has been sorely missing in political discourse.

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67. A review on Truth Seekers Podcast by shadow8472

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Dani Cutler's Truth Seekers Podcast is truly a treat to both listen to and participate in. We live in a society where 'debates' are little more than useless 60 second sound bites, where disagreements devolve into petty name calling and personal attacks. There are very few forums which promote an open forum for verbal and written discussion, were both sides of any given issue are TRULY welcome, and opinions are respected, even though they may not be agreed with. This show is what policy and political debate really ought to be.

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68. A review on MuggleCast: The #1 Harry Potter Podcast - Low Bandwidth by bsunderland

Rating: - Content Rating: NR

This is my favorite podcast. I was a fan of Harry Potter before, but this podcast made me into a hardcore fan. I love listening to the theories and discussion of all things related to Harry Potter. The hosts are all high school to college age and do a really wonderful job of creating an all-around great show with rotating segments, in depth review and discussion and lots of laughs. If you only listen to one podcast, and you like Harry Potter, listen to this one!

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69. A review on DarkAge - A free audiobook by Kirk Warrington by xdecimusx

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I've been looking for a good fantasy fiction podcast and found this one. I've been really enjoying the story and Kirk does a nice job of bringing everything to life. I love the concept of people playing a fantasy role-playing game being put inside the game as their characters. If like fantasy stories like that too, then I recommend giving this a listen.

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70. A review on Truth Seekers Podcast by Obama08

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Several weeks old news regurgitated from ultra left sources. Lots of horrible music that only the artist's mother and the podcast host could enjoy. And oh my god how many advertisements can you stuff into one podcast!?

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71. A review on This is Brighton Calling by Goldhatt

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Was I the only one listening? I thought your stuff was pretty good. I even liked the Tandyesque tape recorder you used.. Is that all there is?

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72. A review on Night's Knights - A free audiobook by Emerian Rich by egtalbot

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Listened to a couple episodes and like what I hear so far. Great writing and excellent voices. Looking forward to more.

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73. A review on CrossFeed Religious News Video by jperret

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Happy 2nd Anniversary. Here is youe present. Dale if the tornado comes, say hello to the Munchkins for me. This is a fun and entertaining podcast. I suggest that everyone tune in/on and listen weekly. Especially when Pastor Jim has lost his voice ;-).

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74. A review on Edward G. Talbot - New World Orders/Short Stories by mrpro

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This wonderful book certainly is well timed with the current rash of believable conspiracies floating around. Turn out the lights...its a great visual "listen" and I highly recommend it to all to check out and be spellbound as I have been. mrpro

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75. A review on Edward G. Talbot - New World Orders/Short Stories by Tom P

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Loved it! Curious to see where the story goes- prologue is intriguing. Fellow conspiracy nuts will enjoy the historical insinuations. Can't wait for the next episode.

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76. A review on J.C. Hutchins: New Fiction And Author Updates by egtalbot

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The trilogy was just awesome. A killer cross-genre novel (political/thriller/sci-fi). Can't wait for the Obsidian stories to start!

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77. A review on The Scotchcast by smalenberg

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Great reviews and friendly to the newbie to single malts, this cast makes the listener feel like he's right there. One of these times, I hope to be able to get a bottle and taste along as I listen.

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78. A review on Chasing the Bard by Ainamarth120

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Every Monday I eagerly await this story in my ipod. Pip writes a great story that always keeps me coming back for more. The characters are great, and who couldn't love Puck?

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79. A review on Recordings of an English Jackass by RealRiffs

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A brilliant yet sloppy blend of comedy and storytelling coupled with loveable characters and outrageous situations.

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80. A review on Chasing the Bard by Quonundrum

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Enter the world of the Fey, of deep magic, dark plots, incredible beauty, awesome power, and shadowy intrigue. A world tied to our own - and rushing towards disaster. Yet there is hope (perhaps even salvation) in the skill and magic coursing through the veins of a young William Shakespeare. Chasing the Bard is a treasure; a first rate story with marvelous voice actors, music and production values. Come feast upon one of the finest offerings of podcast fantasy you will ever find. You will never see Shakespeare in the same light again.

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81. A review on Chasing the Bard by asher972

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With the Fairy world, a young William Shakespeare, and a kiwi accent, you can't go wrong with Chasing the Bard.

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82. A review on Chasing the Bard by lorindoll

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Take a story that blends the fairy world with the human world and you create a tale that has just the right mixture of magic and fun. Add in a young William Shakespeare and a touch of history and you have a very creative unique story. The best part of this tale is the wit and humor of the tricker Puck, who keeps you captivated as you listen to the wonderful woven adventure. Take the adventure into this tale with magic and fun. Along the way learn a little bit about WIlliam Shakespeare and what his young life may been like.

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83. A review on Chasing the Bard by merlik

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An amazing story with incredible voice acting. I can't wait to learn more about Mordant. I'm also excited to see what Sive will do about him.

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84. A review on Chasing the Bard by DasNebel

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Chasing the Bard is by far the best fantasy podcast I have listened to. So far Puck is my favourite, being a cute little trickster as well as something more.

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85. A review on T4 SHOW by heyava

Rating: - Content Rating: A

Technology Podcast with cutting edge data and reviews. YouTube channel with great tutorials. Sophisticated information presented in a down-to-earth manner, with excellent Co-Hosts and Panel Guests. Well worth listening to!

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86. A review on The New Slave by msheidi63

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Always a fan of this podcast, I look forward to each new episode eagerly. #19 was a great discussion regarding polyamory from people who have lived it and learned from it. They explain sides to the lifestyle that most people miss out on and don't take into consideration. This podcast is the one that got me into listening to podcasts. Always a pleasure!

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87. A review on Chasing the Bard by hawkehunt

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Chasing the Bard is a great audio drama with lovable characters and despicable villains. The storyline is exciting and the voice acting is superb. Subscribe and enjoy it today!

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88. A review on Short Cummings Audio by myszowor

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Funny, witty and professional, Short Cummings always makes me feel positive and helps look at even the most stressful or boring subjects from a different angle :).

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89. A review on Planet Retcon Radio by matthew004

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I'm an avid podcast listener and this is definitely one of my favorite podcasts. I would suggest it to anyone whether they are a fan of sci-fi or not. Very, very charming show.

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90. A review on Pseudopod by BrianDeacon

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Horror has not been my bag, but this podcast is making it increasingly appealing. Having enjoyed the recent episodes, I just finished bulldozing my way through all the back episodes, and am quite pleased to see the positive evolution the show has gone through. The semi-recent addition of Alasdair Stewart as the host was a great move. Perhaps English listeners would be less impressed, but to an American ear, there's something a little spookier about an English accent, even when he's not trying to be. In general, just a great fit personality-wise, and the stories being brought out have been steadily increasing in quality. Or, I've been increasingly indoctrinated. Whatever they're doing, it's working. I would give this a 5 except that horror is still not entirely my thing. I think if you are a horror fan, though... you couldn't go wrong here.

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91. A review on Escape Pod by BrianDeacon

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Great SF stories and a really nice sense of community owing in no small part to Steve Eley's humble, thoughtful and inviting personality. His intro's and outtro's add a definite Escape Pod flavor to what would otherwise just be a quality collection of short audio SF. There are other SF podcasts with higher production values, and Steve does women's voices horribly... but it's almost part of the charm. His editorial choices are almost always excellent.

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92. A review on J.C. Hutchins: New Fiction And Author Updates by ladiewarrior

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this is my first podiobook and i'm hookedforever. i'm very engossed in the story. i benifit 2 ways, not only do i get an awesome story, but i don't allow myself to listen unless i'm walking ofr doing house or yard work. so your actually helping me out......ty keep it up

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93. A review on BLAST THE RIGHT by cindyforobama

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Wonderful information. Everyone should listen to it daily and get the information necessary to make informed decisions on politics and candidates.

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94. A review on Lance and Graal Pagan Podcast by Nia_ssa

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Can't stand listening to Jeva or anyone from this crew drone on about any subject! They are very close minded against any Pagan besides Wiccans. I should have NEVER listened to their pod casts knowing how they treat non Wiccan Pagans in the area we all live in. If your not Wiccan your not important to them. If you don't take their classes you can't be apart of thier organization! I feel bad for those of us in the area that have to tolerate this crew of podcasters and their church organzation for being our "voice".

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95. A review on School Scoop Podcast by theundesided

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is great for the non podcaster and sound editing or podcasters...it is fun to listen too just for fun

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96. A review on Truth Seekers Podcast by Frank Shwetta

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I find it difficult to write a good review of this podcast as I could find very little good to say about Truth Seekers podcast. I have been listening since the start of the new year which translates into seven episodes. My first gripe with the Truth Seekers podcast is that the content is poorly researched. Many of the "truths" quoted by this podcaster are not true at all. The host uses very selective research (ie: if four out of five economists believe we are not in a recession she will find a quote from that fifth economist to prove her point) and when called out will neither accept that she made a mistake nor admit her documentation is faulty. Another gripe is what she does and does not bring to the table. The host is quick to bring to the table what is wrong with the world and what you, me, or someone other than her can do to fix it. Despite this being a common trait in upper middle class white stay at home moms like the host it is not at all appealing in a podcast which claims to be about "The search for the truth about..." I've been listening to this podcast for a bit more than three months and other than turning off her lights one time for one hour in the evening I have not heard her mention a single thing she has done to help correct the multitude of problems she sees in this country. Over all I give this a one out of five pickle grade. Someone let me know if things change. I'm going to unsubscribe now. Buh-bye Dani. Buh-bye.

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97. A review on It's A Frog's Life Acoustic Podcast by tgwheeler

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I've only listened once, but the selection of music was nice and the DJ does a nice job in the transitions.

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98. A review on The Fastpitch Softball Radio Show by jifu

Rating: - Content Rating: A

This is a very informative and entertaining podcast. Also, the interviews make it stand out from a lot of the other sports related podcasts.

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99. A review on Anime Pulse » Shows by YaoiFanUke

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I have never had anybody come close to making me laugh, and I have to say/scream "I love you Batou!!" They have made me relize that there are more than mainstream animes, and manga's out there.

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100. A review on Behind the Bricks by Punts

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I never had the guts to try an open mic but I kept a notebook making notes of things I found funny for about three years from the time I about 17 and stopped when I lost it at 21 or so. Do you want to hear about what's going on Behind the Bricks at most comedy clubs? Yes, you do. This is awesome! Brian's show attracts people with senses of humor and his forums gives them a place to hang out and just be cool. Highly recommended! -- Bryan

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