Recommendations for good science blogs/websites/podcasts?

[frugalecon]

I enjoy reading the science and technology sections of the New York Times, arstechnica.com, and listening to the Science Friday podcast. I thought people here might have other recommendations for sites that offer good and interesting science reporting and commentary.

[matchewed]

io9.com is quite general but they occasionally have great articles, especially by one of the authors George Dvorsky.

RadioLab is an NPR podcast that is generally science centric but for a broad audience.

Wired has some science centered topics as well.

[screwit]

IFLScience is a blog I follow and enjoy and I like the CrashCourse and SciShow YouTube channels.

[wordnerd]

Radiolab
99% Invisible (more design focused)
Invisibilia

[Joggernot]

numberfile on youtube and any of the other videos he puts out.  objectivity, etc.  Here is one link to get you started:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=498pOIm8Qbc

[Financial.Velociraptor]

Some people swear by the "Space Show" radio program (available as podcasts online).

[forummm]

youarenotsosmart (I don't listen anymore, but it might be your thing)
Science Talk (Scientific American--huge back catalog available too)
Many TED talks are sciencey (and they have a podcast)

[grantmeaname]

Planet Money.

Have you thought about following a massive open online course in a subject you're interested in?

[G-dog]

The Scientist (you can sign up to get emails of articles)
Scientific American
Check out Public TV show websites
New scientist
Several universities are offering free access to taped classes, like MIT physics course

[frugalecon]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[Bob W]

A few science type places

waitbutwhy.com
pod casts of Michio Kaku's radio show science fantastic

And You Tube has a never ending supply of all sorts of very cool science stuff.    I mean super cool stuff.  Just pick your topic and surf away for it. 

[MissStache]

There is a great YouTube called "Crash Course."  They talk about everything- the history ones are my favorite- but the science-themed shows are excellent as well.

[nobodyspecial]

http://omegataupodcast.net/ 2-3 hour long conversations with an expert. Heavy on space / aerospace, assumes engineer/techie level of interest/background. Unfortunately half of them are seemingly encrypted.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01gyd7j  BBC's "In our time" , hour long discussion about a specific topic with 3-4 experts but hosted by and aimed at non-scientist.  (see top 10 list http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01gnr34  )
They also have talks on history, philosophy, literature etc - one of the BBC's best podcasts.

[BattlaP]

Hello?

No one with Skeptic's Guide to the Universe?
Years of listening to it and I still can't wait for it every week. SGU 4EVA.

[cdttmm]

Hello?

No one with Skeptic's Guide to the Universe?
Years of listening to it and I still can't wait for it every week. SGU 4EVA.

+1

[Bob W]

Hello?

No one with Skeptic's Guide to the Universe?
Years of listening to it and I still can't wait for it every week. SGU 4EVA.

+1

log that looks cool!  Bookmarked it.

[RetiredAt63]

http://www.sciencedaily.com/