Spinoff: Favorite Listening On Those Long Drives to the Meet

[xeroxchick]

So I noticed that others like to listen to books on the way to the meet. I always line up a bunch of podcasts. Some of my favorites are
*Chasing a Fox in a Little Black Dress. They are old but I still re listen!
*Snap Judgement, this is so good I saw it live
*Spooked, a snap judgement spin off but scary.
*the Moth, true stories
*This American Life
*The Ax Files, David Axelrod’s interviews
*Watch What Crappens, yes I love to hear these guys dish on Bravo shows
*In Our Time, BBC shows like a good college lecture
*Gastropod, great show about food science and history
*Dressed, a show about clothing history

i would love to find some about hunting and or horses. Any suggestions?

[psb]

Stuff You Missed in History Class
Curious City

[FitToBeTied]

Music. My IPOD is plugged into the truck.

[Foxglove]

I listen to Sirius 148 Classic Radio Shows --dramas, not comedy --DragNet, Gun Smoke, Johnny Dollar, The Six Shooter. When nothing is on there I want to listen to, I go to audiobooks --right now “Before We Were Yours” but loved “The Perfect Horse” --next up is a new Virgil Flowers book. Oh, Lilac Girls was good too.

[gypsymare]

What long drives?

[pologirl27]

I listened to “The Fortune Hunter” book on CD recently- it is a light novel about Empress Sisi hunting in England with a Grand National hopeful.

More serious books I’ve “read” on CD about horses include “The Mare” and “Lord of Misrule”, both of which I would recommend.

[Saskatoonian]

oh, this is fun! I have a couple to add.

Backstory (podcast), if you like history
Selected Shorts (podcast)
New Yorker something… (podcast)

and then there’s this free and addictive reading of Some Experiences of an Irish RM - https://librivox.org/some-experiences-of-an-irish-rm-by-edith-oenone-somerville-and-martin-ross/

[Equibrit]

BBC iplayer app installed on cellphone, bluetoothed to truck radio, provides an endless supply of varied entertainment.
You can listen to every available BBC radio station. And it’s free.
You also get to hear news that is never aired in the US.