Personally I sort of have my daily routine of radio bits that kinda add up to be a podcast:
Jean-Charles Lajoie on Qub with Dutrizac
PY McSween on 985 w/ Arcand
Either Dumont on Qub w/ Dutrizac or Drainville on 985 w/ Arcand for my politics fit.
Sometimes I'll even add Lagacé/Curzi w/ Arcand if the subject they discuss interests me.
But for more typical podcasts, I like:
La Soirée est encore Jeune by Radio-Canada which is a great companion when I'm on the road.
Masters in Business w/ Barry Ritholtz on Bloomberg Radio: This is as good as it gets for business people, especially those with a finance/investment interest. Ritholtz receives all the big names whether they are CEOs of the biggest firms or prominent researchers, sometimes they fill both roles too. As I'm a big believer in passive investing just like Ritholtz, this is a must-listen for me.
Canadian Couch Potato: This is another investment podcast, although Dan Bortolotti does not post them as regularly as Ritholtz does. I've been an adamant reader of his blog (also called Canadian Couch potato, which is a must-follow if you want to improve your personal investments by doing simple stuff yourself). I like this one because Bortolotti brings the investment problem back to a Canadian reality. There is a lot of useful stuff written and said on the internet about investing, but few and far between on Canada itself. He usually destroys one or two stupid "bad investment advice" per episode and receives an interesting invitee that is either a suggested author by Bortolotti or an investment professional that presents a different POV, whether it's Hedge funds or ESG investing. Again, Bortolotti is a big believer in passive investing (hence the name of his blog), so most of his guests support that investment philosophy as well.
Couscous PiriPiri or #CCPP by KanFC w/ Nilton Jorge & Sofiane Benzaza: This is a soccer podcast about the Impact. They usually dissect the last game and talk about what they liked/disliked. They bring interesting opinions, which very often differ and it makes for great conversations. They're also very open to fan questions so it's nice to hear them answer questions TVASports/RDS journalists never dare to. They're not afraid to criticize the management, to say the least. A must-listen for any Impact fans or people curious about the team. CCPP is named off two stereotype/classic food for each of the two hosts, as Nilton is of Portuguese decent while Sofiane hails from Algeria. I never gave a listen to Loin de s'en foot by Brett/Leduc/Gounelle, because I'm not a big fan of Gounelle, but maybe I should. There's also a new one that came out from Marcuzzi/Filosa (985 impact game descriptors), but you have to pay to listen.
