Here's my current list, what used to be a 50/50 mix of technology and comedy podcasts has slowly become almost all comedy ones (I increasingly find podcasts to be a bad medium for technology discussions that aren't just "news"):

* U Talkin' U2 To Me? -- A limited series (ostensibly they talk about a different U2 album every week, but even as someone who doesn't like U2 I found this hilarious).

* The Critical Path -- I like Horace's perspective on the mobile market

* WTF -- I subscribe to it, but only download if it's a guest I'm interested in. I also usually skip forward until the interview.

* Postmodem -- Doesn't come out very often, but I find it enjoyable

* The Andy Daly Podcast Project -- Mostly because I think Andy Daly is a national treasure

* Bret Easton Ellis Podcast -- Though easy to dislike, I have been a big fan of his for many years. I like hearing his commentary about the state of the film industry.

* Doug Loves Movies -- Sometimes hit or miss, but way more enjoyable than a live show where guests play movie-related games on stage should be.

* ATP -- I have inordinate affection for John Siracusa, even if I find the format of talking about things "in the news" with little time to have any context constantly frustrating.

* The Talk Show -- Lots of people here don't like Gruber, but I do.

* I Seem Fun -- Probably my favorite podcast currently. Jen Kirkman (a comedian) just records a show a week without any guests. I'm pretty sure the majority of people on this site would hate it though.

* Call Chelsea Peretti -- I should hate this show, because she lets people call in and talks to them (and I hate pretty much all "radio call-in shows"); but she's hilarious.

* By the Way -- Jeff Garlin is an acquired taste, but he got very good guests for this show.

* Back to Work -- I miss an episode here or there, but I still find Merlin and Dan's banter super enjoyable.

* Ronna and Beverly -- Also probably not for people here, but it's two comedians "in character" who interview a guest every week. Mostly I love it because they sound and act like everyone I grew up with's parents.

* Roderick on the Line -- I find John Roderick immensely entertaining.

* Comedy Bang Bang -- Responsible for making me laugh more than any other podcast.

* You Made it Weird -- Pete's interviews are frequently more interesting than funny, but they're frequently both.

* Thrilling Adventure Hour -- I never miss an episode of "Beyond Belief", some of the others I let pile up.

* The Dead Authors Podcast -- Only recently started getting into, but it's pretty funny.

* The Pod F. Tompkast -- I think it's currently on hiatus, but the old ones are great.

* Analyze Phish -- One guy who likes Phish tries to get another guy who doesn't like Phish to like Phish by playing him their songs (and later taking him to Phish shows). I hate Phish, and think this show is wonderful.

* Making it with Riki Lindhome -- I feel like this one might also be on hiatus, but Riki had a lot of good interviews with people about how the "broke in" to Hollywood.

* Who Charted? -- The only way I ever hear current music. Every week they count down the top 5 songs and movies with a guest.

* The Todd Glass Show -- It's a little long, but I love Todd Glass, so I like his podcast very much.

* How Did This Get Made? -- Every episode they pick a terrible movie and go off about it. It's usually really really funny.

* Nerdist Writers Panel -- Ben Blacker and Ben Acker interview a bunch of writers (usually tv writers). I like this one a lot too.