What are the best .NET podcasts out there?
Related question: What good technology podcasts are out there
Argh, you beat me to it by 30 seconds or so. I will delete mine, no sense in cluttering this page up.
Jason Bunting
2008-09-10 15:36:46
Agreed, these are great. Good quality audio too, for the most part.
Nick Haslam
2009-10-22 08:29:58
I enjoy DNR a lot, but c'mon...it is 2009. Can they PLEASE conduct their interviews over Skype/Google Talk/VOIP instead of a crappy phone line?
Matt Peterson
2009-07-15 20:03:06
I agree based on my belief that podcast should be all about content and little fluff. Carl and Richard (the dot net rocks podcast host) spend little time talking about irrelevant things and most time talking about things that can make you smarter. Stackoverflow podcast is good but spent too much time on fluff-issues. The fluff issue sometimes apply to Hanselminutes; during certain shows and herding code. Some people like it and it is fine but I think a lot of it is a waste of time.
Phil
2009-10-30 19:02:34
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Here are a couple I listen to. Although they're not necessarily .NET related:
Adam Kahtava
2008-09-10 15:38:25
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Neither is 100% .NET but my favorites are Hanselminutes and Thirsty Developer. Others have posted the first; the second is three (was two) MSFT evangelists in Chicago. Always fun, almost always informative.
John
2008-09-10 15:41:32
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Try the Stack Overflow podcast. Not explicitly about .NET, however quite good :-)
Jakub Šturc
2008-09-10 15:57:17
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Here is my list of quality .NET related podcasts.
- Adventures in Software
- Alt.NET Podcast
- The ASP.NET Podcast
- Deep Fried Bytes
- Hanselminutes
- Herding Code
- Polymorphic Podcast
- The Thirsty Developer
- Summer of NHibernate
NotMyself
2008-09-10 16:22:54
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The french language podcast Visual Studio Talk Show is excellent and covers a broad range of subjects revolving around .NET, software architecture, and development processes.
Paul Lalonde
2008-09-12 11:28:44
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I am addicted to podcasts, here is my list (some already mentioned):
- .NET Rocks
- Hansleminutes
- Stack Overflow
- sparkling client (Silverlight)
- Software engineering radio (architecure)
- Deep fried bytes
- herding code
- boagworld (web design)
- killer innovations
- Astronomy cast (Dr. Pamela L. Gay, the astrophysicist, is sublime)
- polymorphic podcast
- FLOSS Weekly (Open Source)
- Security Now
- Visual studio talk show (.NET in French)
devMomentum
2008-12-25 21:49:57
+1 for astronomy cast. I've actually got into amateur astronomy because of it :) not that's it's got anything to do with .net :P
Veli
2010-03-18 09:58:24
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I listen to:
- Dotnetrocks
- HanselMinutes (which is where I heard of Stackoverflow)
I personally feel HanselMinutes is the more technical of the two. But Dotnetrocks is simply first class for staying completely up to date with what's happening in the world of .net from a fairly high level. Both are well worth listening to.
Peanut
2008-12-29 14:06:53
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In addition to the ones above: ArcCast (no longer making new episodes but still a good number of useful podcasts)
Security related podcasts: Network Security Podcasts Mighty Seek Hak5
Jacob Adams
2008-12-29 14:28:17
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We just started a podcast about programming (primarily .NET, but we also discuss other programming languages/topics). It's called Crafty Coders.
mc2thaH
2009-08-20 19:11:06
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I'm a big fan of World of .NET (http://feeds.feedburner.com/WorldOfDotNetPodcast), however they do not update regularly or seemingly on any kind of schedule.
Beaner
2009-09-11 17:50:19
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Craig Shoemaker (of Polymorphic Podcast fame) also puts out Pixel8.
Scott Munro
2009-12-27 23:45:33