those are some great podcast, definately going to get some.

Have other fav podcasts are:

inspiring words of encouragemant - zig ziggler (self help)
The pete tong tongcast (dance music, very good for running)
tri talk triathlon podcast (triathlon training, bet you couldn’t guess that one)
creating wealth on your current income - mywealthmatters.com (financial)
mac tips daily (apple mac tips, bet you didn’t guess that one either)

Thanks guys,
Kent

I cannot live with a yogatoday podcast! They are so great at relaxing me, although at times I even wonder “why” I am attempting this.
Some that have already been posted, MTM (of course), Remarkable diet etc..Weightloss and the mind...Mind and Body also.
I love the healthy cooking podcasts as you can pick up all kinds of good quick tricks also.
Josie

a fun one for ‘tri’ is the Zen Art of Triathlon....you get to go on a ‘virtual ride’ with Brett!

I’m currently listening to…

MTM
Fitness Rocks - a medical doctor looks at the more technical aspects of diet and exercise and their effects on health
Fitness Attack - a podcaster who gives 1 minute tips on diet, exercise, life, and anything other subject she chooses
Joel Osteen - a minister with an encouraging and positive message

I always listen to Scott but I’ve really been getting into PRI’s Ira Glass: This American Life. Very cool program.

I also listen to these podcasts that haven’t been updated lately but I’ve found them to be informative:

Fitting It In
The Serious Loser
Fix It With Yoga
Prevention Magazine Walking Programs

I also like:

KCRW - The treatment
You, The Owner’s Manual
Whole Foods Market Podcast
Lime.com
The Zen Runner/Burning 20
ABC New Medical Minute
The health report

Thanks for the tip about the manic mommies podcast.  I like it!

there is also anther one call the Diva Cast thats very enjoyable.

Wow, this thread is still alive! One that some of you ladies might like to try is Living Beautiful Radio.

Yay, podcast people talking about podcasts, what could be more cool and nerdy. So, I’ll throw my two cents in so that someone else can discover some other great shows.

<ducking pro-Mac barrage>I don’t know, Skyler, there’s an awful lot of Mac related shows on there.</ducking pro-Mac barrage>

I am a podcast fanatic, I work in a sub-basement so we get no radio and we can’t listen on the internet, so I download my iPOD everyday.

Brain Sync - Theatre of the Mind
Fitness Rocks
Meditation Oasis
Meditation Station
Morning Coach - I love this guy.
My Thought Coach - Great affirmations
NPR - Wait Wait Dont Tell Me - Hilarious
PRI - Michael Feldman’s What Da’You Know - Very Funny
This American Life
Yogamazing - excellent video podcast

thanks for the other ideas

Thanks Brook!

Yeah, there are loads of podcasts, some good and some not so good...I love the NPR ones!

thanks for sharing your favs

Want me to list all my podcasts? Ha kidding I will not because I have hundreds. I’ll just say the fitness podcasts I subscribe to. btw I love NPR too!

I’m an absolute running fanatic.
Phedippidations - this podcast is AMAZING. I listen to it everyday before my run.
Running From the Reaper

Pilates
Pilates Center of Bend video corecast
Pilates on Fifth video podcast

Yoga Today

I don’t think I will be able to survive without my podcasts. It’s like crackberry addiction.

I remembered there was a thread about other podcasts. I think there was more than one as I don’t remember reading this one before.  What else are you listening to besides Motivation to Move and its family of premium podcasts?

Me:

Filmspotting—great film discussion with two knowledgeable guys and a lot of listener input. My first real podcast. I listen usually while at my desk at work.

NPR’s Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me—if I don’t catch it on the radio I catch up by podcast. Great current-events comedy quiz.
BBC Radio 4’s The News Quiz (when in season)—similar to Wait, Wait, if you’re American; if you’re British, you’d enjoy Wait, Wait, I think.
BBC Radio 4’s The Now Show (when in season)—not a quiz show, but sketches, monologues, rants, and songs on current events with a UK focus but a world view. I’d never know who the leader of the LibDems is if not for Radio 4.

Logical Weight Loss—the guy’s much more of an Everyman on a voyage of discovery, with info and personal struggles, than Scott who fits the C.M.O. job to a T. Enjoyable.

This American Life - anthology of stories, journalism, and interviews. One of the best things on any air anywhere.

I also listen to streaming radio online while at work, a lot of BBC comedy and drama, from I’m Sorry, I Haven’t a Clue on Radio 4 to This Sceptred Isle on BBC7. I’m an Anglophile who’s never yet crossed the Atlantic.

In Our Time is another podcasted audio show from BBC Radio 4. Good in-depth discussion on a single issue. I was turned onto it recently as they had a discussion of King Lear.

The public radio station in Santa Monica, KCRW, near where a friend used to live, has some great podcast-available shows also, like To the Point, Left Right and Center, and others. I cut down on my political podcasts, as I was listening to a lot of news and opinion all the time and the effect was I was well-informed but very discouraged. I care, but I’ve learned to let some of the burden of the world off my shoulders while I work on—well, shoulders among other things.

I’m interested in hearing what others listen to. I have waxed and waned on some others.

-- Ann