Podcasts/audiobook recommendations

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

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Any decent audio book recommendations? Need something new for my commute

I enjoyed Sir Patrick Stewart’s Making It So if you like autobiographies or Nuclear War: A Scenario was interesting too.


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[EH6 Hibby]

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Any decent audio book recommendations? Need something new for my commute

I love the Strike series, there are currently 7 books available, book 8 comes out later this year and there’s supposed to be 10 in total. The TV series is well worth watching as well. There’s 6 series available on iPlayer.

[Hibs Go Bragh]

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Any decent audio book recommendations? Need something new for my commute

The Amateurs by John Niven is brilliant as an audiobook! I got it from an old book recommendation post on here and those who suggested it were spot on. Tourette’s plays a big part so it’s better as an audio.

You will laugh out loud tho!

[Sylar]

I started Mark Manson's 'The Subtle Art of not Giving a F***' yesterday and I've been enjoying it.

Not 100% sure where it will go, but I relate to far too much of it so far

[Just_Jimmy]

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Any decent audio book recommendations? Need something new for my commute

Loads, depends what you like. I tend to listen to non fiction, usually history. Historical fiction and crime fiction.

Try Fatherland or Munich by Robert Harris.

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[Jim44]

I’ve copied and pasted this. I posted it in the ‘What are you listening to?’ thread. It’s maybe more appropriate for this thread.

If you like podcasts and music, especially the Beatles, there’s one called UnBeatled. It’s a guy ( from Edinburgh I think) and Beatles experts who dissect and discuss the music, lyrics and influences of a different Beatles track each time. So far they’ve done Please Please Me, Here Comes The Sun, Help, Lady Madonna, She Loves You, Yellow Submarine and Penny Lane. It’s very good and easy listening.

[HibbyDave]

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Any decent audio book recommendations? Need something new for my commute

Mythos by Stephen Fry.

[Smartie]

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I’ve copied and pasted this. I posted it in the ‘What are you listening to?’ thread. It’s maybe more appropriate for this thread.

If you like podcasts and music, especially the Beatles, there’s one called UnBeatled. It’s a guy ( from Edinburgh I think) and Beatles experts who dissect and discuss the music, lyrics and influences of a different Beatles track each time. So far they’ve done Please Please Me, Here Comes The Sun, Help, Lady Madonna, She Loves You, Yellow Submarine and Penny Lane. It’s very good and easy listening.

I’ve started listening to this, and it’s excellent.

When I clicked to listen to the first episode on Spotify I’m pretty sure the only review that’s been left is from one of my old flat mates from my time in Dundee - who I used to spend hours with, listening to the Beatles and playing the best computer games of 1999.