What Podcast For The Fashionable Atheist In This Year Of Our Lord 2023?

[The Magic Pudding.]

For going to sleep purposes I Like The Naked Scientist, the proper one, not the little segments.
The Naked Scientist is kinda current science news though, so the back catalogue doesn't really appeal.

Even better is In Our Time
It is going to take me some years to get through In Our T' at my present rate of consumption. 
I may fall asleep ten minutes in, so next time start tenish minutes in.
No woke zealotry here to keep you awake, grinding your age diminished teeth.
The perfect aid to repose for old white bastards?
Just so.

I've enjoyed The Infinite Monkey Cage In the daytime but they are much too jovial to be conducive to sleep.

[Asmodean]

More a video source than podcasts, but I enjoys a lot of this here - even for sleeping purposes;

https://www.youtube.com/@progress-technology

I think I may have plugged this here video before;

Also, I must admit partiality to well-made Dungeons and Dragons campaigns. My current source is Dungeon Dudes. For simplicity, here be a YT link, though other platforms are available. (Currently listening to Dungeons of Drakkenheim, which... Fun and entertaining for we fantasy nerds)

https://www.youtube.com/@DungeonDudes

Not specifically-Atheist, "any" of that, but inoffensive to "our" religious(-less) sensibilities.

[Recusant]

Thanks for the recommendation of "In Our Time."  I think I'll be enjoying those.  As for my own recommendations, I'm afraid I mostly listen to things with less universal appeal.

For rude silliness leavened with trivial information, I listen to Jim Jeffries "I Don't Know About That."

One that is really well-researched and articulate is "Know Your Enemy", but its focus is American (mostly) conservative thought and politics.

I've mentioned "Le Show" from Harry Shearer before.

"Fever Dreams" is again occupied with American conservativism, focusing on the more fringe elements.

[Recusant]

Have not tried any atheist podcasts but with this thread in mind, I may give some a try see if any of them are worthwhile. Shearer has a recurring feature ("News of the Godly") which is basically a catalogue of the unsavory capers and self-righteous buffoonery of religious figures. I suppose in the end the discrepancy between the "good" words of the religious and their harmful/destructive policies and behavior is a fairly significant element of atheist polemic.

[Recusant]

If Hitchens were still around and were doing a podcast, I suppose I would listen. He had a wonderful way with words, even when declaiming views that I disagreed with. I wonder if he would have tended towards his brother's views in his later years. Perish the thought. 

[Recusant]

I've been enjoying "In Our Time." Took a while to tune my ear back to the BBC English intonation (I used to go to sleep listening to BBC 4 but it's been a few years). Especially as delivered in perfect "reedy professor" by Melvyn Bragg. I initially subscribed to "History" and "Science" as well but now realise all that does is duplicate any episodes that qualify. Thanks again for the recommendation, Sir Albert.