The results were astonishing. Kids from the preschool group were less likely to be arrested and more likely to have a job. Among those with jobs, those who went to preschool made more money than those who did not. Other studies show similar results.

Take 20 minutes to understand exactly how difficult it is for a country to leave the Euro. #podcast #npr

Controversial theologian and philosopher Don Cupitt presents Jesus as a radical secular humanist in this interview for the Philosophy Bites podcast.

Simon Winchester on Joseph Needham, The Man Who Loved China | TVO Big Ideas The best #podcast I listened to in ages.

Absolutely loved Sean B. Carroll's lecture on the Origin of Species. Great storyteller. (TVO.org Big Ideas #podcast)

From Glasgow, Scotland, Radio Magnetic is the UK’s longest running internet radio station. Club and live music sessions, DJ mixes, internet radio shows, audio interviews, guest features, music downloads, festival guides and guest list competitions.

We figured we’d share what we’ve gathered so far as a FAQ, and we’ll update it as we learn more or get corrections. Feel free to leave new questions in the comments and we’ll aim to work those in too.

Words, on WNYC Radiolab - excellent hour-long #podcast on language and the brain

Recently enjoyed on The Moth #podcast: Jeffery Rudell, Steve Burns, Tony Hendra, Kimya Dawson #truestories

Recently enjoyed on The Moth #podcast: Jeffery Rudell, Steve Burns, Tony Hendra, Kimya Dawson #truestories

comedy podcasts worth downloading: Jordan Jesse Go, Never Not Funny, Kevin Pollack's Chat Show, Nerdist, Pod F. Tompkast

Have you ever wanted to put together a podcast of audio files that you’ve discovered on the web? It isn’t as easy as it should be. A podcast is an RSS file and making an RSS feed by hand is a pain.

Hello. I'm Joseph. I'm a Tokyo-based Brit, recently returned to Japan following the successful completion of a 5-year mission to learn Japanese, and secure the right to stay in Japan. I'm a happy husband, podcast producer, video blogger, teacher, entrepreneur and photographer. The Daily Mumble documents my personal journey through life.

In this podcast James Avery talks with Scott Porad about the technologies they use to build one of the funniest sites on the web. They talk about ASP.NET, PHP, application architecture, the cost of using Microsoft tools and technologies, hiring at a startup, startup strategy, and much more.

Inkstuds is CiTR's answer to the wonderful world of comix. Hosted by Robin McConnell and rotating cast of sidekicks, Inkstuds explores the underbelly of the comic world by interviewing some of today's top creators. Inkstuds focuses on underground and indy comix from publishers like Fantagraphics, Top Shelf, Drawn & Quarterly and more. Each week, we interview a different creator to get their unique perspective on comix and to discuss their own work. No creator is too big or too small to be interviewed. The talent interviewed ranges from the legends of alternative comix to some kid who has only put out a couple of minis, all with something new and interesting to share to the reading public.

JBooks has an audio interview with pioneering underground comix writer Harvey Pekar, author of American Splendor. In discussion with Brown University cultural historian Paul Buhle, Pekar talks about being a secular Jew, speaking Yiddish, and Studs Terkel. Buhle is the editor of Jews And American Comics: An Illustrated History of an American Art Form, and is currently working on a biography of Pekar.

In "Hardcore History" the very unconventional Dan Carlin takes his "Martian", outside-the-box way of thinking and applies it to the past. Was Alexander the Great as bad a person as Adolf Hitler? What would Apaches with modern weapons be like? Will our modern civilization ever fall like civilizations from past eras? This is a difficult-to-classify show that has a rather sharp edge. It's not for everyone. But the innovative style and approach has made "Dan Carlin's Hardcore History" a New Media hit.

Debt crisis expert Juan Enriquez details 10 non-partisan financial commandments for the President elect @ Pop!Tech '08.

Government corruption affects all aspects of society. At the 2008 O'Reilly ETech Conference, Lawrence Lessig discusses government corruption, especially in the United States Congress. What does government get right, wrong, and where does dependence compromise effective government? Also, Lessig announces a new project designed to signal congress' support for reform, called Change Congress.

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