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Aaron Hockley

Posted: 06 Jun 2014 03:47 PM PDT

Much like its interesting (to me) to occasionally snapshot my iPhone home screen, it also seems relevant to log what podcasts currently have my attention. They seem to fall into three listening groups:

The Must-Listens in a Timely Fashion

Amplified – a weekly look at Apple-related news and related topics, hosted by Jim Dalrymple, his beard, and Dan Benjamin. The first 3/4 of the show is usually Apple, with a topic change to music for the last segment.

The Fizzle Show – the three guys behind Fizzle explore a variety of topics related to building online businesses.

The Ihnatko Almanac – hard to classify this show other than “things Andy Ihnatko finds interesting.” His interests overlap with mine, so it’s a great show.

Marketing Over Coffee – a short weekly marketing update from Christpher S. Penn and John Wall. Come for the news about big industry players, stay for the Google Analytics tips.

NBN Radio – I’ve been enjoying Dave Delaney’s new(ish) show about networking. Via interviews with guests, he explores the factors to business networking success.

Smart Passive a Income – Pat Flynn talks business with a variety of topics and frequent guests that talk about successful techniques for building a company with the goal of passive income.

Usually-Listen, Eventually

The Digital Story – a weekly roundup of the photography world, hosted by photographer and writer Derrick Story.

The Lede from Copyblogger – a very short weekly show about writing more betterer.

Let’s Make Mistakes – allegedly and occasionally about design, Mike Montiero and Jessie Char chat about modern digital life.

Mac Power Users – all things OS X and iOS, with David Sparks and Katie Floyd share their favorite tips, tricks, and apps that make life great. If you’re into productivity and apps, the series of workflow episodes (where they interview a guest) are excellent.

Mikes on Mics – productivity, writing, and banter with Mr. Vardy and Mr. Schechter.

New Rainmaker - thoughts on modern business and content marketing from the folks at Copyblogger.

On Taking Pictures – a photography podcast cohost by Jeffery Saddoris and Bill Wadman, exploring the art side of the photo world. They make me think as they explore a variety of often-philosophical questions about art and life.

Systematic – a look at processes, workflows, and learning via conversations between host Brett Terpstra and guests from all walks of life (

Running from the Law – legal topics and distance running. No, they don’t really have anything to do with each other, but the host pairing of Gabe Levine and Erika Hall is great.

The Talk Show with John Gruber – opinionated Apple nerdery at its finest.

Occasionally-Listen

Beyond the To Do List – Erik Fisher interviews guests about productivity. I tend to listen based on the topic or guest.

The Grid – the podcast version of the weekly photo talk show hosted by Scott Kelby and friends.

Hanselminutes – Microsoft developer and technologist Scott Hanselman interviews guests about any number of topics. Episode 107 was kind of neat.

Home Work – a show for people who work from home. Hosted by Aaron Mahnke and Dave Caolo, the topics are frequently applicable to anyone who wants to get more done.

Manager Tools – the show is about being a better manager, but I find that Horstman offer up a lot of great thoughts that apply to any sort of interpersonal interaction.

Martin Bailey Photography Podcast – usually-stimulating photography chat by everyone’s favorite Japanese British photo guy.

The New Disruptors – Glenn Fleishman interviews folks who are breaking traditional molds in various creative fields.

Quit! – originally framed as quitting your day job, it’s evolving more into a show about making smart choices for a better life regardless of employment situation. Hosted by Dan Benjamin and Haddie Cook.

This Week in Photo – A mix of timely topics as well as broader, more evergreen photo discussions. Hosted by Frederick Van Johnson and a rotating cast of cohosts.

So now you know my interests… what else should I know about?

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