Question says it all.
I'm looking for some decent podcasts aimed at junior developers, or those who might be coming from a different background.
I used to be into .Net a bit, but I got caught up in some COBOL/legacy stuff for financial reasons and now I'm trying to get back on track with regard to modern languages, techniques, etc.
All suggestions are appreciated!
Some interesting podcasts that are within reach of a beginning programmer:
If you're into legacy stuff, you might check out Retrobits.
My favorite podcast is Software Engineering Radio; sometimes the concepts are a little more advanced, but you might want to browse the archives for interesting subjects.
There are other related questions on SO for this. Notable - some of them reference undergraduate Comp Sci courses (MIT and berkeley)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/360542/plumber-programmers-vs-computer-scientists#360554
is one of them
there are others.
look for podcast in a search of this site...
The JavaPosse is very good (even if you aren't a Java Developer).
Check out Parleys talks as well
.NET rocks is pretty good too.
What good technology podcasts are out there? is a similar, very popular question.