Conversations about New Jersey politics, government, media, music & food.

A podcast for snooty underground extreme music fans.

A nerderific podcast that wanders through questions big and small, deep and shallow, from the philosophical to the political to the cultural. Step inside the nerdery...

Do you like puns? Do you particularity enjoy punny headlines in newspapers? Would you like to hear masses of them recited in quick succession? If so, you’ll probably enjoy Pun Watch. Pun Watch is a game show in which 3 or 4 funny people try to guess the correct pun-ish headline attached to various news stories from the week. Some of the puns are brilliant, some of them awful, and some are such tenuous stretches they’d make Lilia Stepanova wince (look her up). Either way, there’s lots of ‘em. Even if you don’t like puns, give Pun Watch a go: You’d be surprised how much better puns about an accidentally eaten French camel get when you hear 40 in a row.

A Show about Challenging the Unknown with Curiosity

Why do wars have laws? Where did they come from and what do they mean for today’s armed conflicts? How do these laws affect humanitarian agencies, armed forces, prisoners and non-combatants? In this podcast, eminent academics and lawyers unpack the laws of war, drawing on examples from Syria to South Sudan, Ukraine to the United States.

An irreverent look at the law and its implications in our daily life. Hosted by 2 attorneys, one a corporate and the other a solo and always a good time. Nothing heard on this podcast should be considered as legal advice or forming an attorney client relationship. If you have a legal issue please contact an attorney.

The Shadow of Ideas is a journey into the world of current events, politics, and social justice through the lens of a historian.

The Aaron Michael Show, a fusion of entertainment and whatever, features an eclectic mix of topics and guests. Sometimes political, occasionally personal, at times perverse, the Aaron Michael Show exists to help you pass the time whether you're killing time or doing time. Along for the ride as host and guide is published author, filmmaker, musician and comedian Aaron Michael. http://www.amcomedy.com

Should billionaires pay higher fines than the rest of us? Does remote work kill productivity? Is insider trading always bad? The Chicago Booth Review Podcast addresses the big questions in business, policy, and markets with insights from the world’s leading academic researchers. It’s groundbreaking research—explained in a clear and straightforward way.

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Welcome to the Edinburgh Skeptics Society podcast. We'll be bringing you talks from our guest speakers on a variety of topics in our Skeptics in the Pub podcast. There'll be talks from areas such as science, social issues, politics, and lots more, all with a view to promoting reason and critical thinking. You'll also be able to see what makes our guest speakers tick with our 10 Questions segment, and recordings of our Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Edinburgh International Science Festival events. Do make sure you rate or review us, and get in touch and let us know what we're doing right (or wrong!). Email us at podcast@edskeptics.co.uk