Could someone reccomend me some WoW Podcasts?

[Wiglet]

Don't spose anyone could recommend me a few good REGULAR WoW podcasts? I'm subscribed to one but its a once a month thing and i'd prefer a few weekly ones. I don't really know much about podcasts; i only found the one i did though the Podcast search thingumy on my Nokia N95 :rolleyes:

Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers! xxx

[Khab]

Check out the WOWInsider podcast and all the podcasts at WCRadio.

[odinsnephew]

I'm sure a poster here called Renata has a Podcast? Just checked her signature - Co-Host, World of Warcast, a World of Warcraft Podcast.

[Erinion]

Check out the WOWInsider podcast and all the podcasts at WCRadio.

I love Casually Hardcore and PUG (the replacement to the WoW insider show). I also listen to WoW Things Considered - they're all from the wowradio website- http://www.wcradio.com/

[Siodar]

Don't spose anyone could recommend me a few good REGULAR WoW podcasts? I'm subscribed to one but its a once a month thing and i'd prefer a few weekly ones. I don't really know much about podcasts; i only found the one i did though the Podcast search thingumy on my Nokia N95 :rolleyes:

Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers! xxx

I really like "The instance" and WoW radio.

http://www.theinstance.net

http://www.wcradio.com/

[Wiglet]

Cheers guys, i'll check them out. World of Warcast is the one i have at the mo and its great but monthly.
I wasn't aware of wowradio before now, just the few that my podcast app's search threw up so thankyou all :)

[Creepingdeath6]

If you like to laugh you should check out the outlandish podcast. This podcast is more like a group of friends got around to talk about things in wow.

If you happend to watch the /silly contest from blizzcon u have already seen one of the hosts.

[Pharoahe]

PuG & WoW Things Considered on WCradio.com
WoW Insider show.

^ only regular ones i like.

Although 1Ups WoW podcast is great but only every 2 weeks or so.
Also I like Massivelys MMO podcast.

[Archania]

This is great!
I have something to listen too at work!!

Thanks very much, i never knew these existed.

[Renata]

There are several of them. Here is a list of a bunch (though not all; look up World of Warcraft under iTunes). I've listed the ones I could think of off the top of my head alphabetically, since I'm trying to be fair to all:

Epic Dolls - http://www.epicdolls.com/
In The World - http://www.intheworldpodcast.com/
The Instance - http://www.myextralife.com/wow/
World of Warcast - http://www.worldofwarcast.com/
WoW Insider - http://www.wowinsider.com/
WoW Radio - http://www.wcradio.com/
WoWCast - http://wowcast.weebly.com/

They all have different areas of focus, different styles, and different schedules, so pretty much everyone will find something they like.

I should also mention my favorite general gaming podcast, Analog Hole (http://www.analogholegaming.com) - but this truly EARNS its explicit tag and should be considered definitely NSFW. The hosts play WoW and talk about WoW a great deal, but they also discuss console games, PC games, life in general, and Christy's highly dysfunctional family. Christy also happens to be one of my best friends, so here's where my bias will slip out. :)

And yes, as someone mentioned, I cohost one of these shows: World of Warcast. Minor correction to Wiglet - World of Warcast is usually more frequent than monthly. We're not weekly, but with our crazy schedules IRL we can't produce quite that often. It's very much a hobby for us, not a job; between the fact that I own my own business and Starman has a family with two young daughters, we schedule podcasting around our busy lives.

Just one thing I should mention from a podcaster's point of view: although we produce different shows, the WoW podcasters in general get along very well with one another and do not enjoy or encourage bashing on one another's shows. There are lots of shows because there are a lot of viewpoints and styles, and we like it that way.

...Ren

[Erinion]

As we're now heading into the non-warcraft side of things, you should all check out http://www.sidekickcomicsuk.com/blogs/ and their podcast. It's mostly comic related but also delves into film and video games.

Makes me giggle - those kerazy Cardiff boys (I should also warn you that the language is deemed "Adult")

[SwervinCL]

There are several of them. Here is a list of a bunch (though not all; look up World of Warcraft under iTunes). I've listed the ones I could think of off the top of my head alphabetically, since I'm trying to be fair to all:

Epic Dolls - http://www.epicdolls.com/
In The World - http://www.intheworldpodcast.com/
The Instance - http://www.myextralife.com/wow/
World of Warcast - http://www.worldofwarcast.com/
WoW Insider - http://www.wowinsider.com/
WoW Radio - http://www.wcradio.com/
WoWCast - http://wowcast.weebly.com/

They all have different areas of focus, different styles, and different schedules, so pretty much everyone will find something they like.

I should also mention my favorite general gaming podcast, Analog Hole (http://www.analogholegaming.com) - but this truly EARNS its explicit tag and should be considered definitely NSFW. The hosts play WoW and talk about WoW a great deal, but they also discuss console games, PC games, life in general, and Christy's highly dysfunctional family. Christy also happens to be one of my best friends, so here's where my bias will slip out. :)

And yes, as someone mentioned, I cohost one of these shows: World of Warcast. Minor correction to Wiglet - World of Warcast is usually more frequent than monthly. We're not weekly, but with our crazy schedules IRL we can't produce quite that often. It's very much a hobby for us, not a job; between the fact that I own my own business and Starman has a family with two young daughters, we schedule podcasting around our busy lives.

Just one thing I should mention from a podcaster's point of view: although we produce different shows, the WoW podcasters in general get along very well with one another and do not enjoy or encourage bashing on one another's shows. There are lots of shows because there are a lot of viewpoints and styles, and we like it that way.

...Ren

Pretty good list. :thumbsup:

I have more or less subscribed to each and every one of those. Except for Epic Dolls and In the World. So those two are new to me.

The ones that I really enjoy are The Instance and World of Warcast. Those two are really the only ones I listen to anymore.

I first found out about Wowinsider because I used to be in the same guild as Mike Schramm and overheard it in Vent one night. I had no idea what it was about or that all of this stuff even existed.

To add one more to that list is Warcraft Outsiders. They are pretty new. Under 10 episodes I believe. I am still on the fence about that one.

Anyways, that's my 2copper.

[Renata]

To add one more to that list is Warcraft Outsiders. They are pretty new. Under 10 episodes I believe. I am still on the fence about that one.

Anyways, that's my 2copper.

I hadn't heard of them, but do keep in mind it can take several episodes to get your stride.

...Ren