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Sure G4 is the new MTV, full of mindless garbage. The Whip Set anyone? But that doesn’t mean all hope is lost. With these links YOU TOO CAN recreate the experience of having actual INTELLIGENT content to watch (or listen to.)

These are placed in order of how I rank them.

1. This Week In Tech - The end all be all of tech podcasts. No more needs to be said. You know what this is, everyone knows one this is.
2. Open Source - Open Source will not be a show about blogs. It will use blogs to be a show about the world. Deep stuff. This NPR show features a mix of technology, politics, and society in general. [Updated!]
3. Call For Help - This show is only available in Canada (for some odd reason.) So we are lucky some kind soul records and seeds each one. (BitTorrent required.)
4. CommandN - A show by Amber MacArthur (from the new Call For Help) that showcases latest web sites and technology. Very well done, and released on a regular basis. Keep it up! (P.S. Please setup an RSS feed so iPodder can automatically get these. Ask and you shall receive. Let’s thank Brian for the RSS Feed to CommandN. BitTorrent required.) [Updated!]
5. MacCast - Mac only podcast full of great information. I routinely listen to this podcast, and I don’t even have a Mac (yet.)
6. Systm - A Kevin Rose original, only two episodes have been released. Let’s hope they get more out soon.
7. From the Shadows - I haven’t actually watched these, but they are by Yoshi (of TSS fame), so they must be good.
8. The Broken - Another Kevin Rose show, which went defunct after 3 episodes. He says more will be released, but only time will tell. And I actually have problems getting to this site today.

Let’s hope more content like this springs up. With the current success TWIT, I would say people are clamoring for this stuff.

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