I’ll start with myself - the podcast, which I listen to almost every day, except weekends, talks quite well about what is happening in US politics, and things are happening there that are no less interesting than in the politics of Ukraine. I recommend it if you like politics:
A podcast on the topic of how any business was built (not only in IT). Successful or not so successful people share their stories: how the product turned out, how it failed, what the team learned.
From the same show, for example, I learned that filters for Instagram (then Burbone) were suggested by the wife of one of the founders of the project, and the Slack team was trying to make some kind of surreal MMORPG and Slack was only a by-product using technologies from this game.
itunes.apple.com How I Built This with Guy Raz by NPR on Apple Podcasts Download past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of How I Built This with Guy Raz by NPR for free.Hour-long stories on business or stories about money, about goods, about how a market economy works - and all this is not in a boring format, but in quite lively and interesting topics. From this podcast, I learned that artificial light, which shone for seven minutes 1000 years ago, cost a lot of money and was terribly smoky (issue 534)
itunes.apple.com Planet Money by NPR on Apple Podcasts Download past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of Planet Money by NPR for free.The best podcast I've ever listened to - dudes take some interesting TED talk and turn it into a podcast format, super interesting. I learned so much that I’m too lazy to list.
itunes.apple.com TED Radio Hour by NPR on Apple Podcasts Download past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of TED Radio Hour by NPR for free.#podcasts