What do you guys listen too

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#1

So when you’re laying up parts and doing random work, what does everyone listen too? I’m a hobbyist so I don’t need to hear or speak to others really. I tend to listen to f1 races, movies, and music. I heard podcasts are good but I never really searched for anything.

I figure this is a great time to work and learn at the same time rather than listening to mindless music or movies that I do, haha.

#2

Houstons only rock station, which isn’t that good…

#3

Personally I enjoy listening to Pink Floyd a lot while working. I find their music inspiring as they are pure geniuses, especially David Gilmour,

#4

I need to add a pink Floyd station to my Pandora. I’ve been listening to the cure recently on there

#5

Working with a lot of guys from lots of nationalities, I listen to everything from rock to hiphop to electronic, and everything in between. And of course bob marley for at least a few hours a week, haha

#6

Podcasts and audio books galore. Could never turn the brain off so figured I might as well feed it some knowledge to make up for any brain cells I’m losing from the chemicals =)

I HIGHLY suggest checking out some podcasts… there are topics for almost everything out there.

#7

I’ve never listened to a pod cast. Is there an app or can I find them somewhere?

#8

I’m also bit into podcasts, except when I’m doing something noisy. Then I’ll put music on for fear I might miss some good bits of info.

To listen to them, download a podcast app on your phone and search from there. Just type in a topic and something will come up. Just like TV shows, you will like some and hate others for whatever reason.

#9

Anyone have a podcast app they recommend? I searched and saw a bunch of them. Kind of looking for one that’s free. I don’t want to listen to music but rather books or lectures. I know that sounds boring but all well haha.

#10

I use stitcher as my primary podcast ap. I listen to CarTalk for a few laughs. Unknown History with Giles Milton for some wild history stories, and the PulpMX.com show to keep up with my supercross and motocross gossip. Like Munssey said, there is something for everyone to enjoy.