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NPR on Saturday is one of my favorite times of the week. Good time to be outside doing stuff with the radio on.
Regardless of what the world thinks of Hardwick, most "interview" pods pale in comparison. That dude really did his work and had a nice pile of questions. Too many (especially the comedians) just ramble .
Ryen Russillo's podcast is great for sports, because he is on top of whatever he's covering. He is really in tune with the NBA and is usually on the nose with his tips and prognostications. Plus he throws in some randomness.
Love Tom Segura and Christina P. (shoutout Road Rules!) and I listen to Your Mom's House, but there isn't much there.
Joe Rogan is a real good conversationalist, but a lot of his stuff ends up on a one-way train to crazy town.
Joey Diaz is funny and outrageous, but his stuff devolves into old man stories about being a criminal.
Tell Em' Steve Dave is another one.