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+Episode: 2408
+Title: HPR2408: My Current Favourite Podcasts
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2408/hpr2408.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-19 02:25:03
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+This is HBR episode 2488 titled, My Current Favourite Podcasts and is part of the series podcast
+recommendations.
+It is hosted by Shane Shenan and is about 4 minutes long and Karina Cleanflag.
+The summary is six of my favourite podcasts and October 2017.
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+Hi there Hacker Public Radio Audience.
+This is Shane Shenan and I live not too far from Niagara Falls, Ontario.
+I listen to a lot of podcasts.
+I subscribe to several dozen.
+But right now here in October of 2017, these are six of my favourites.
+I'm going to tell you the title of the podcast and its category and in a sentence of two
+or three I'm going to tell you what the podcast is about.
+So here we go.
+Three guys, three questions.
+I definitely categorize this as humorous.
+Three guys take turns asking a question and each answer the question in turn to end up
+with three silly questions and nine ridiculous answers.
+Okay, this next one is Strange and you'll be able to tell that it's strange because of
+the two categories that I'm giving it.
+It's in the category of Christianity but also in the category of sci-fi.
+Can you guess what it is?
+It's called a Klingon word from the word and the host reads a Bible verse in Klingon.
+Then in English.
+I listen to this one when I need a bit of spiritual encouragement but when I don't feel like
+going to the traditional Christian resources when I want something a bit stranger.
+So it's definitely strange but also inspiring.
+Cool tools is a good technology podcast.
+The two host's always have on a guest from some tech field or from the maker community.
+And the guest tells them about three or four or five of their favorite tools and these
+tools could be anything from a hand tool like a pocket knife or a screwdriver.
+But it could be something like a website or a book that they use and enjoy.
+Could be anything.
+If you're on the lookout for new tools that could help your work, check out cool tools.
+Next is a history podcast of sorts called futility closet.
+The two hosts talk about little known stories in the past.
+So if you have a pretty good understanding of large chunks of history, listen to this
+podcast and you'll definitely hear about things that you haven't heard about before.
+Next we have a tabletop gaming podcast called Ken and Robin talk about stuff.
+Two RPG designers, two role playing game designers, talk to each other about the gaming industry.
+And they also talk about how they could use current events to set the scene for their
+games.
+So if you want ideas for running your next tabletop session, definitely listen to Ken and
+Robin talk about stuff.
+And here's the last one in the category of humor.
+It's called the Good Stuff Morning Show from the Good Stuff Network.
+It's called the Good Stuff Morning Show, but it's not every morning.
+It's only about once a week and sometimes even recorded nights.
+But it's two brothers and just a ridiculous show.
+If you're stuck in a bad mood, listen to the Good Stuff Morning Show and it'll pop you
+right up a bit.
+So there we go.
+Everything from humor to Christianity and technology, history, gaming and more humor.
+So thanks a lot for taking time to listen and keep on keeping on.
+Remember a show if you can?
+And I'll talk to you all later.
+Goodbye.
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