Recommended Podcasts

I don't know how many people listen to podcasts but I know I am only one of my friends and family that listen to them weekly.

I have found a nice list of ones that interest me and keep me sane during my 40 hour work week. I suggest these if your into video games and the latest tech.

Game Scoop - IGN
Podcast Beyond - IGN
Knockin' Boots - IGN
Major Nelson's Radio
The Official PlayStation Blog
Rooster Teeth Podcast
Buzz Out Loud - CNET

If you like video check out Revision3.com and the many shows on there. I enjoyed Diggnation  for the past 2 years but it's sadly over. You can still catch older episodes if you want to watch it. Its good for just conversational news and randomness. Plenty of fun and it feels like your there sitting on a couch chatting up on random stuff to the latest tech news.

Check out "The Ben Heck Show" and "Tekzilla" for some cool tech tips and/or DIY projects. "Hak5" is nice for those that are network security and or system admins. "Hak5" gives lots of cool in-depth reviews of tools and often How-To videos for increasing security and plenty other things.

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