Podcasts

I listen to a number of podcasts.

Lives Well Lived with Peter Singer & Kasia de Lazaro Radek. Interviews on the theme of living well. A privilege to hear fortnightly from the great utilitarian philosopher.
The 80,000 Hours Podcast with Rob Wiblin. This is the principal podcast for Effective Altruism and provides long-form interviews on EA and related subjects.
The Mindscape Podcast with Sean Carroll. Weekly interviews mainly on fundamental physics and philosophy, made accessible by the brilliant Sean Carroll. The Ask Me Anything episodes are also impressive.
The Rest is Politics with Alistair Campbell and Rory Stewart. Lively one-hour conversations about UK politics. The ‘Leading’ interviews and US editions are also strong.
Econtalk with Russ Roberts. Weekly conversations on economics and wider subjects.
The Joe Walker Podcast. From Australia, very good long-form interviews around economics, psychology and philosophy with a well-informed host. Formerly called the Jolly Swagman podcast.
Philosophy Bites with Nigel Warbuton and David Edmonds. A large archive of tightly-edited short talks with expert philosophers.
The TED Interview with Chris Anderson. A high-quality archive of interviews conducted by an excellent host.
The Making Sense Podcast with Sam Harris. Weekly interviews. Some very good material in the archives, though there is now less philosophy and psychology.
In Our Time. A BBC show which covers numerous subjects through weekly one-hour discussions with subject experts and has a substantial archive.