Podcasts are still a thing, and we’re fans.
There are a TON of podcasts out there, but we thought we’d share some of our favorites. Most are related to digital marketing, web development, etc., however we threw in a few fun ones for some variety. Check ’em out!
Digital Marketing Podcasts
Marketing Over Coffee: This is a weekly podcast that covers the kinds of marketing tips and tricks that you can only get from casual conversation outside of the office. The hosts record at a local coffee shop and discuss both classic and new marketing for 20 minutes.
Duct Tape Marketing: The founder of Duct Tape Marketing, John Jantsch, discusses all sorts of digital marketing and small business topics with different speakers from all over the industry.
Six Pixels of Separation: Mitch Joel, President of Mirum, gives you digital marketing and media hacking insights and provocations from his always on and always connected world. He usually includes other experts in the industry in his discussions.
Social Media Marketing Podcast with Michael Stelzner: The Social Media Marketing podcast is an on-demand talk radio show from Social Media Examiner. It’s designed to help busy marketers and business owners discover what works with social media marketing.
The Digital Entrepreneur: The Digital Entrepreneur is for people who want to discover smarter ways to create and sell profitable digital goods and services. Each week Brian Clark, Jerod Morris and a host of experts share the strategies and insights you need to start building your digital business the right way.
Build a Better Agency Podcast: The agency-focused podcasts discusses ways to make an agency better, no matter the size. Host Drew McLellan brings on guests with tremendous knowledge about agencies and how to improve them. Each episode is between 30-45 minutes and ends with an action item that can be implemented immediately.
WordPress Podcasts
Matt Report: This is a podcast for freelancers, agency owners and product creators, craving actionable advice, with a pulse on the WordPress world. It can help you stay connected to industry news.
WordPress Weekly: A live weekly podcast that talks about all things WordPress every Wednesday at 3 PM Eastern. The show specializes in covering the news throughout the WordPress community and shares interviews with the smart people who make up the WordPress community.
Tech News Podcasts
Tech News Today: Explores the most important stories of the day in conversation with the world’s leading journalists live each weekday at 7:00pm Eastern.
Daily Tech News Show: Delivers the top stories in tech, combined with analysis from regular contributors and guest perspectives from the top names in technology. The show attempts to improve the knowledge and understanding of how tools shape our lives.
Random Podcasts
Serial: If you haven’t heard of Serial, you clearly live under a rock (Jordan, as of last month, just climbed out from under that rock and gave it a listen). If you’ve heard about it, but didn’t know if it was worth the hype, believe us that it definitely is! There are two seasons, but if you only give one a chance, make it the first season.
Missing Maura Murray: If you enjoy murder mysteries, and possibly need more after season one of Serial, this is a great option for you. It’s about the disappearance of a young woman in New Hampshire back in 2004, which still hasn’t been resolved.
Stuff You Should Know: This podcast is a hodgepodge of random topics that the two creators decide they want to talk about. They do their research beforehand, but it’s not dry or boring because they add in humor and sometimes go off on random tangents to liven things up. You can listen to episodes about polar bears, or Monty Python, or Grimm’s Fairy Tales – they have all sorts of different topics to learn about.
Stuff You Missed In History Class: This podcast is like Stuff You Should Know, but specific to history. Sometimes school history curriculums are told to cover the same limited bits of history, and the fun random stuff gets lost. This podcasts fills in the gaps you didn’t know you even had in your history knowledge.