Podcast suggestions, please.

[rightwingintelligentsia]

Mark Levin’s website it free, so I think you might want to try his show.

http://www.marklevinshow.com

[MrB]

crosstalk, worldview weekend, understanding the times

[steelyourfaith]

Mark Levin. In fact, even as we speak I';m listening to Mark's 1/26/10 show wherein he states that he prevails upon his partners to keep the site and podcasts free because he wants to get the message out unimpeded.G. Gordon Liddy podcasts are also free and worthwhile.

[ProfoundMan]

Levin of course. Bless him for staying free. The Ricochet Podcast is always entertaining and GunTalk is fun and slightly political if you're so inclined.

[NRPM]

You can still get a couple of Dennis Miller interviews every day for free. I listen to those.

Same with Fred Thompson and Laura Ingraham.

The Ricochet podcasts are good - about an hour once a week.

There’s Mark Levin, but if you don’t like bombastic, well....

I always catch Derb Radio from National Review, every Friday. I also listen to the Between the Covers author interviews.

Finally, I like the Northern Alliance First Team from Townhall.

[OB1kNOb]

http://www.financialsense.com/financial-sense-newshour

Financial Sense Newshour with Jim Puplava and John Loeffler (2 to 4 hourly segments each week). Excellent information. Covers much more info than just stock market news. An absolute must listen to each week for me.

[Southern Partisan]

Buy a CC Witness, plug it into your ‘puter, and go to radiotime to find a broadcast to record.

[November 2010]

Focus on the Family is great if you are a family man (woman).

[KarlInOhio]

I use Total Recorder to record internet shows for later listening.

[martin_fierro]

I like Howie Carr's podcast out of WRKO in Boston

[Wayne07]

Ok - major warning - this is from NY Public Radio, so it definitely isn't conservative. However, it is very well done, very interesting, and usually not political. I always look forward to their new shows: http://www.radiolab.org/

[Personal Responsibility]

Mark Levin’s 3 hour radio show is turned into a 1h 45m or so podcast. It is both free of charge and commercial free except for two or three live-read spots (a total of four minutes).

If you’re looking for a firebrand, take no crap tell it like it is conservative he’s your man.

[UB355]

You can listen to most any program for free at radiotime.com

You can record in a number of ways,I use Audacity.

[sjneuf]

Andrew Wilkow - Wilkow Majority

[libertarian27]

I’ll echo two suggestions above. Howie Carr is the best!!! and local NY public radio is really good, when they use the national feed...not so much.

Another great talkshow host who’s a Conservatarian.
Jim Vicevich on WTIC in Hartford, CT
http://wtic.cbslocal.com/shows/sound-off-connecticut/
(podcast link)

[Portnoy]

I agree with those who suggest Mark Levin. Very happy to listen during the day in the office.

I suggest a few non-political others:

Film Sack: Four geeks talking about classic geek movies
Coast-to-coast: Its a subscription of $14 a month, but well worth it if you like discussions about bigfoot, alien abductions and Aea 51.

[OB1kNOb]

King World News podcasts

Interviews leading financial experts on current financial news happenings. Ususally has 3 to 5 podcasts a week with different guests. Most podcasts are 10-15 minutes long.

[OB1kNOb]

Wall Street Journal Podcasts

[corba]

Brietbart’s Stage Right is good:

http://stagerightshow.com/about/producer-dake/