If you haven’t come across this mightily impressive website/service yet, you’re in for a treat. Word And Mouth says it, so it must be true…

Simply, gigadial creates a ‘station’ of your favourite podcasts.

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If you haven’t come across this mightily impressive website/service yet, you’re in for a treat. Word And Mouth says it, so it must be true…

Simply, gigadial creates a ‘station’ of your favourite podcasts.

There are six of the best on the Word And Mouth Gigadial channel:

• Cheap Ass Gamer. Loveable guys from the States eulogising – nay, rhapsodising – about their passion for joystick-trembling fun. With a healthy dollop of asides. Last week it condoms with dinosaurs on the packet. Incredible humour considering the niche could be considered geeksville.
• TWiT (This Week in Tech). Leo Laporte, my favourite and arguably among the wealthiest podcaster on the planet, takes a panel of different and respected folks and talks about the tech news of the week. A long listen at about 100 minutes, this stimulating ‘cast is essential for keeping ahead of the curve on what’s happening on the web and beyond.
• Marketing Over Coffee. John Wall knocks up an incredible array of internet marketing-related stuff on this fabulous ‘cast for those in any way attempting to prize the best from the web.
• Answer Me This! I don’t know what it is that makes me love you so, but AMT! is staggeringly funny and absolutely politically incorrect. Perhaps that’s it. A showcase for Helen and Olly, two of the finest unexpected comics in the UK. Superb!
• Freelance Radio. For the indie contractor or freelancer this is an essential guide to ‘getting it right’. Packed with useful advice and inspiration, and comprising a team of established sole traders keen to spread success widely. From the kids at freelanceswitch.com.
• FrequencyCast. A superb guide to all things TV, gadget and gizmo for a UK crowd. In the running for the European Podcast Awards this year, so definitely worth an ear. Driven by feedback from its listeners – as every podcast should be.