Harry Potter, Real Time with Bill Maher, and The Combat Jack Show

1) MuggleCast: Quiddditch and LEGOs by MuggleNet.com 

This podcast focus' on the sport of Quidditch in the Harry Potter series. The three panelists talk about colleges playing Quidditch against each other. Every year hundreds of teams from different colleges in the U.S. and other countries go to Randall's Island in NY and play. They cut to two interviews during the show of a college student who played the position of a seeker in Quidditch.

• During podcast they don't explain how Quidditch is played. I felt they could of briefly explained it for new viewers like myself. This is why I wouldn't watch it again because it is not for people who don't know every little detail about Harry Potter. I also didn't find it to be very interesting.
• It was well-made, concise, and very informative about said subject.
• Information was not useful to me but maybe interesting to some Harry Potter fans.
• I wouldn't visit this podcast again.

2) Real Time with Bill Maher (episode #346)

This podcast focus' on overtime segments with guest panelists alongside Bill Maher. He is known for addressing racy news topics and politics. This episode was based on the SAE fraternity racist chant. He made jokes to add comic relief to his podcasts which makes things more interesting. He also asked his guest panelists for their input to which they all agreed with his opinions in their own way.

• This podcast was entertaining and well-made, I would consider watching it again in my spare time.
• It is useful for those who actively watch the news and follow politics.

3) The Combat Jack Show (J. Cole Episode)

This podcast has two male hosts who interview famous hip hop icons and artists or pretty much anyone in the music industry who has made an impact. From famous hip hop pioneers such as Russell Simmons to LL Cool J, Combat Jack has interviewed a plethora of important music legends. This episode he interviewed rap artist J. Cole and talked to him about his new album 2014 Forest Hills Drive as well as questions beyond the music like social issues.

• This podcast only has two interviewers and doesn't have people call in and ask questions. I wish they found a way to incorporate fans into their podcasts because there are a lot of people who love music and want to ask their favorite artist questions.
• I believe this podcast was well made and I always watch their podcasts so I would definitely watch again.
• These podcasts are very informative and you can learn little gems here and there.
• I found this entertaining because my favorite musician was being interviewed.

In conclusion, all podcasts are about different topics but have similar styles of doing their podcasts. Each panelists for each podcasts has their own unique way of getting their information out to their viewers, some more interesting than others.

*ALL of these podcasts were watched on iTunes.