Last week Leo Laporte and Tom Merritt interviewed Kevin Mitnick on their Triangulation podcast.  It wasn't bad, he's a good story teller for sure.  I think it was good timing to promote his newest book Ghost in the Wires.

http://www.twit.tv/tri21

There was some talk on twitter a month or two ago about a movie adaptation so you may get your wish.

Thanks for the link!

I used to listen to TWiT, TechGuy and Sec Weekly but have gotten bored of some of the regular content.  Sec Weekly I got bored of Steve promoting his different tools and bragging how he is working on some new tool that will revolutionize security and much of what he says is FUD.  I did like TWiT just don't have the time to keep up with it.

Checking out the video now.  The book is on my list. 

I'm loving the book as well. Since we're on the subject, I watch Hak5 occasionally. I had most of the seasons on my HDD crashed, and I sold my backup drive... Bad week.

If you guys aren't already, definitely listen to PaulDotCom. There's usually some good laughs and interesting technical information. Now that I've moved to more of a management role, it's a great resource to keep me up-to-date with the major news items of the last week.

I think you can grab the podcast from them directly, they do have an archive.  But it is certainly a decent podcast.  Not to mention they made a great drinking game of APT and Cyber related topics.  Anytime either of them are used, you need to take a drink.

Not to mention they are fellow New Englanders so I may be biased.  The guys are pretty cool as well, they attended a small security conference here in CT over the summer.  Paul did his talk on Offensive Security Countermeasures.  Larry did a cool talk on geo-tracking using Adam Savage from Myth Busters.  He was apparently geo-tagging all his photos that he posted on his twitter feeds.  After confirming a few things they notified him of the information leakage. 

ISD Podcast is another decent one and I also tend to listen to Network Security Podcast...

oh to not totally derail the topic the interview was decent.  And yes he had to keep his mouth shut for a few years after being released. 

I use the BeyondPod app on my Android and play it in my car to and from work. You just plug in the RSS feed url for the podcast and BeyondPod does the rest. You can stream or download. The free version limits you to one download at a time and 10 locally saved episodes per feed.

The podcasts I listen to include:

Exotic Liability
PaulDotCom Security Weekly
Network Security Podcast (Martin McKeay)
OWASP Security Podcast
SANS Internet Storm Center StormCast
Security Justice