Sean Terry has a great one (I believe its the #1 real estate podcasts in iTunes) and there are other great ones too.

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BP also has it's own podcast in itunes for you to listen to as well.

BP even has it's own podcast in itunes.

I do spend more than my fair share of time on the beach at Waikiki, but that's only because I live in Hawaii and work as a construction manager/project manager for commercial projects, particularly retail projects, which, in Honolulu, are concentrated in Waikiki.I found bigger pockets as an Itunes podcast and have thoroughly enjoyed Josh and Brandons' banter and the information and knowledge they have put out there for folks to learn.

I've read the archived threads on this topic and the conversation seems to have simmered down considerably since 2012-2013. 

I discovered the BP community about a month ago while looking for RE podcasts in iTunes, and now I'm totally hooked. 

Hi Jay if you have an iPhone you can use the iTunes app or other smartphones have apps such as Soundcloud.

There are more archived discussions of this type of thing on Bigger Pockets.The rule should be if you do not perform you do not get paid.