It's hard to contribute to this because I rarely subscribe to podcasts via iTunes or some other pod catcher. I usually just download or stream new, individual episodes of my favorite podcasts during the week.

I agree about Filmspotting. They replaced one of the hosts and became increasingly more pretentious. Sometimes, movie snobbery can reach such great heights, it makes me ask, "Why do you even have a weekly podcast about movies, when you clearly don't like movies?"

Singer is always a blast. I actually made him crack up on Twitter, once. He had guested on the /Filmcast and they talked about Mimic. He was ripping into the kid who played the spoons. I explained to him on Twitter that kid was autistic in the movie. He had no clue and was embarrassed. I told him, "When you get to Hell, that kid will be there to beat on you for eternity, with spoons."

I think I've listened to one episode of The Dissolve, so far. I enjoyed it well enough, but have yet to go back. Maybe it depends on what the topic of discussion is for a given episode.

Am I crazy, or did we have a similar thread a while back, where we listed our favorite podcasts we listen to on a regular basis?

I'm a random downloader, too. Older Android phone, with a pretty crap player.

FIYH collection
Clever Apes (NPR)
Science Friday (NPR)
Going to the Show with a Regular Guy (WXRT radio)
Thom Hartman Program
Savage Love
Librivox, public domain audio book productions

FIYH
Onnit
Jay Mohr
Art of Wrestling
WTF
This American Life
Good Eats

I won't list all of mine because I've fallen behind on some.

Extended Edition
Filmspotting SVU
Friends in Your Head
HDTV and Home Theater Podcast
NPR Planet Money
NPR Science Friday
Radio Free Skaro
Science Talk
Slate Presents Lexicon Valley
The Bugle
Film Pigs Podcast
Skeptics Guide to the Universe
WTF with Marc Maron

(plus monitoring 1 million podcasts that do commentaries)

I'm more of a random downloader myself, I mostly only subscribe to FIYH and a few SModcast shows (Hollywood Babble-On, Fat Man on Batman, Tell 'Em Steve Dave and Edumacation).

99% Invisible
Accidental Tech Podcast
Audio Dharma
Back to Work
Bullseye
Friends In Your Head
History Lessons with Caleb, Mike & Terry
The Indoor Kids
Jordan, Jesse GO!
the memory palace
Oh No Ross and Carrie
On Taking Pictures
Radiolab
Red Cow Entertainment: Discount Film School
Red Cow Entertainment: How Ah We
Roderick on the Line
Sawbones: A Martial Tour of Misguided Medicine
Song Exploder
The Talk Show with John Gruber

Fat Man on Batman
You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes
Kevin Pollak's Chat Show
FIYH
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
Common Sense with Dan Carlin
Nerdist
Sklarbro Country
WTF with Marc Maron

Those are my subscribed podcasts, but I have a few others I check in on and listen to depending on the guest.

For you other Dan Carlin history listeners, the BBC has started a series of WWI podcasts that tie in nicely (from a British perspective anyway) with Dan's current Blueprint For Armageddon.