Podcasts I Listen To

As one of those fools clinging to a daily hour commute (total, not each way), I found myself quickly tiring of music every day and decided I needed something else to pass the time.  That was just under 3 years ago and that was perfect timing to be part of the podcast boom.  For those not in the know, a podcast is a piece of audio that’s sent out over the Internet and downloaded to a computer or MP3 player (such as an iPod).  It’s basically the audio version of user-created content on the internet.  Categories range far and wide, as does quality and scope and duration and frequency.  I love the idea of podcasts.  I tend to go through a lot of information on the internet (and by information I mean stupid videos) and podcasts save me a lot of time of tracking down research as I can just let it come to me as I drive or walk the dog or do the dishes or take a shower or whatever it is I’m doing.  So, it’s a beautiful thing and I want to plug the podcasts I listen to and give some feedback.  These are all created by folks who want to share what they know and mostly non-profit.  So, they’re labors of love and I think that’s something great that the Internet can give us.

Browns Fire Coach, Manager, Grammar

Now, I’m not one to continually harp on grammar, but I do have to say something about this little gem from Browns linebacker Andra Davis:

It’s very unfair that he’s taking all the blame for this year.  He didn’t miss not one tackle, he didn’t throw not one pick, he didn’t throw not one ball. We as players need to take more onus of our mistakes. People definitely deserved better than a 4-12 season, but we can’t put the blame on him.