Recomended Podcasts?

[Mike Photo]

Is anyone following any good Photo related Podcasts? I follow a lot for my other interests and recently found a couple that I liked photo related. So I thought I'd ask if anyone is doing or following any I should checkout.
Thanks for your Help.
Mike

[René Damkot]

Not directly photo related, but software related:
If you can stand the humour: Photoshop user TV.

Other ones: Lightroom killer tips & Lynda.com
And off course dekepod.

[Picture North Carolina]

http://photocastnetwork.com/

http://www.thoughtsonphotography.com/

[Mike Photo]

Thanks for the replys. I found this one i really like. its Basically a critique of other photographers website and portfolio. Ive only watched one but I agreed with a lot of his remarks and I always enjoy other peoples perspective on things.
feed://zackarias.blip.tv/rss/itunes

[Helen Bartlett]

There is a good list on this site

http://digital-photography-school.com/24-1-photography-podcasts-that-will-inspire-you

[juise]

I've been listening to Adorama's TechTock podcast (http://www.adorama.com/alc/blogarticle/11621) today. I've really been enjoying the guests. I thought I would give this thread a bump in case there are any more podcast recommendations out there.

[Mark1]

I listen to 8 hours of podcasts every week day. Im lucky my job allows it. I have subscribed to almost every photo podcast that is available on iTunes at one time.

But some of the ones that I still listen to are:
This week in photography
Daily photo tips with chris
Tips from the top floor
Camera Dojo
Martin Bailey Photography
Rangefinder Radio
Shuterbug magazine
Inside digital photography
Indecent Exposure( even though the hosts are really bad)

There are more these are just the photo ones I have on my iPod right now. I have about another 12 that are lightroom/photoshop podcasts

I just started the Tech Tock podcasts. The guests are great but the host seems to be allways in a rush, and the technical quality is as bad as a cordless phone. You would think Adorama would help out a bit. (They own the podcast) I would suggest it anyway.

I will make a full list tomarow when I am at my computer.

[juise]

Thanks, Mark. I appreciate the recommendations.

I agree that the host has some room for improvement. He seems mechanical and doesn't seem to adapt the interview to what the guest is saying... he just pushes to his next question. We definitely agree about the guests, though. I particularly enjoyed Rich Legg's perspective on microstock photography.