Podcasting has come a long way since the last time this subject came up. I wonder if you have any favorites.

I would have to say that I squarely listen to two different podcasts;

The Let's Talk Trains Show
TSG Multimedia Podcast

Both of the draws, for me, have been the interviews with important figures in preservation. To name a few that stand out to me;

Henry Luna
Ross Rowland
Doyle McCormack
Steve Sandburg

Now, maybe I should have taken the lessons of Henry Luna to heart... Probably the best way to sum up a steam locomotive (in my mind) is like this;
"You can have two locomotives, built to the same design and specifications. One will do everything you ask of it for its entire life, while the other will fight you every step of the way"

Regrettably, I don't own a Pod. If it were good it would be on NPR anyhow.

dave

You apparently own a computer, since you posted here.

Most podcasts, including the ones mentioned, are available in a variety of formats, and do not require an iPod to listen to. You can easily listen via your desktop computer or laptop.