Podcasts for walking

When do long runs I listen to History on Fire and if my pace is starting to drop ones about killers and myths and legends. Really up the pace when you run at night. History on Fire is usually really long and if you enjoy an Italian accent you're In luck.

Crime Junkie
Casefile
Dateline NBC (cloyingly overdramatic at times)
The Von Haessler Doctrine (lampoons current events and politicians of all stripes, one of the few things I actually LOL at)
Stuff You Should Know
(Random fascinating things)
Stuff You Missed in History Class (ditto, with historical slant)
99% Invisible
If you are into interior design: Ballard Designs : How to Decorate has been a welcome surprise. A trio interviews well known designers and its informal, informative and funny

Now, what is like is an app that would let me bookmark favorite podcasts without downloading them, show me which episodes I’ve already listened to, let me immediately go to the next one in line, and suggest similar podcasts. The native apple podcast app is really a PITA, imho.

I'll give you a couple that I like because they are long and keep my mind occupied if I'm having a bad day -- it's hard without knowing what you're into.

Good Job Brain - a trivia podcast with 4 friends. Unfortunately there are not new episodes now, but there is a LARGE backlog if you want to listen.

Oh No Ross and Carrie -- a podcast with 2 friends who do spiritual/religious/pseudo-sciencey stuff so you don't have to! I love them, because they are both very scientific minded/educated and funny. I just listened to a LONG series where they went to Costa Rica to do an ayahuasca ceremony...which was fascinating. But they do all kinds of stuff.

Astonishing Legends --- Also can be long, but very well researched. Mostly paranormal stories (ghosts, cryptid, generally weird/wacky folklore type stuff). Two guys, who are pretty educated and like I said --- don't skimp on the research.