Addiction

I'm addicted to podcasts, truth be told. Here's the list of what I'm subscribed to right now:

• A Prairie Home Companion
• ESPN: Around the Horn
• ESPN: PTI
• ESPN: The Sports Reporters
• The Fermi Project
• Folkways Collection from the Smithsonian
• NPR: All Songs Considered
• NPR: Live Concerts from All Songs Considered
• NPR: Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me
• Paste Culture Club
• PRI: The Sound of Young America
• PRI: This American Life
  
• Slate Magazine Daily Podcast

I also have various lectures/speeches from the following Universities:

• MIT
• Reformed Theological Seminary
• Seattle Pacific University
• Standford
• University of the Pacific

Good thing I've got a sizable commute (just passed 90,000 miles today). And it may seem like I might list all of this to say "look how smart I am, how cool, how hip and trendy." Which may be the case, but really - its to say its ridiculous the access we have to information these days. And yet, as a society, as a species, how much progress have we really made?

It's a lot of information. Which begs the question -
With great podcasts comes great responsibility??