Do you listen to podcasts?

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I have just recently started to listen to some gaming podcasts even though i find some conversations hard to listen to and i thought there maybe others who listen podcasts.

No.

I've been listening to Adam Carolla's daily podcast since the radio station he was at changed format. Which was already four years ago. It's a great show to keep me company while I'm doing stuff. TBH... I'd probably be a great wreck without it, considering how religious I listen to it.

I sometimes listen to IGN Assemble & Escape Pod. That is all.

I do listen to a lot of podcasts. They're a good way to pass an otherwise monotonous time. I have... approximately 200 gigs worth of audio podcasts saved on my PC. JRE, Bill Bur's Monday Morning Podcast, and Neil Degrasse Tyson Star Talk come to mind as some consistently good podcasts. What podcasts do you like?

I have a few gaming podcasts and some other comedy podcasts,The Gamespy Debriefings,The Comedy Button,Eat-Sleep-Game are my favorites and im thinking of expanding to other genre podcasts in the future.

I listen to podcasts on the train (morning and evening commute) and also in bed when I can't sleep or am waking up in the morning:

I have some story podcasts:
The Drabblecast, Podcastle, Pseudopod and Escape Pod
Selected Shorts from WNYC, BBC Radio 4's Drama of the Week, and This American Life (ok, this is kind of journalism, but narrative journalism!)

Then I have Leo Laporte's This Week in Tech and Macbreak Weekly for computer/tech events

Friday Night Comedy from the BBC

And for sheer intellectual pleasure, Vincent Racaniello's microbiology and parasitology podcasts:
This Week in Virology, This Week in Microbiology, and This Week in Parasitism.

I also have some Autism podcasts:
18 episodes of AWA Radio from the Asperger Women's Association from June 6, 2009 through November 3, 2009.
An episode of an Australian podcast JOY 94.9's Allegro Non Troppo on Autism and Asperger's Syndrome--an interview with Dr Richard Eisenmajor.
An episode of Childhood Matters with GRASP's Michael John Carley
An episode of the Association of Family Therapists of Northern California's podcast on family therapy with Aspergers and Autism