For those of you who like to go astray from listening to music at work. What type of Podcast, Books, etc.., do you enjoy listening to other than the sweet beep of the CMM. I want to find new things to listen to along side with the things I already enjoy. With Podcasts I enjoy Tin Foil Hat, Broken Simulation, The Free Thinkers Society, No Carnival Parking, Sasquatch Chronicles, The Confessionals, Hammer Lane Legends, and The Dollop. When I get all caught up with those I let them build back up so I have a good supply, so I will listen to audio books. I am currently going through the Joe Ledger book series. The same author has the Rot & Ruin series that is also very good, and The Broken Lands series. Some other books I like are Devolution, Unwind, Compound, Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead "Series", and the Life as we knew it series. Please post your favorite podcast's and books!
If you are into Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones like books I highly recommend The Wheel of Time Series. The books are long (40ish hours) and the series is even longer (14 books). Amazon is currently in the process of making a show from the books so if you don't want the story ruined you better get on it lol.
The books are really good and I binged the first 6 books in no time. I took a break from it half way through 7 because the story got a little dull and hard to follow but apparently the books really take off again and match the quality of the first few.
The Sword of Truth series and the Drizzt novels by R.A. Salvatore are good too. The Wheel of Time series is on my list. There is also a company called Graphic Audio that does audio books like old radio shows, with voice actors and sound effects with a narrator. I used to travel a lot and always had audio books and a Kindle with me.
The Sword of Truth series and the Drizzt novels by R.A. Salvatore are good too. The Wheel of Time series is on my list. There is also a company called Graphic Audio that does audio books like old radio shows, with voice actors and sound effects with a narrator. I used to travel a lot and always had audio books and a Kindle with me.
