1. Archispeak 
There’s no architecture topic that’s off limits in the Archispeak podcast! The format includes a casual conversation about all things architecture. Evan Troxel, Neal Pann, and Cormac Phalen lead each episode by discussing topics ranging from applying to architecture school to the state of architectural publications and magazines. For architects, this is a go-to series that continues to shed insight into the wide-range of industry topics.

2. Design Matters with Debbie Millman 
Design expert and educator Debbie Millman takes her audience on a journey with interviews of designers, artists, and cultural leaders. The podcast launched in 2005 and has been providing inspiration to the industry ever since. The podcast currently offers over 200 episodes to listen to and enjoy Millman’s easy demeanor and pleasant interaction with guests. Design Matters received the 2011 People’s Design Award from the prestigious Cooper-Hewitt National Design Awards.

3. U.S. Modernist Radio 
Looking for a podcast with a radio morning show feel? This may be the one for you! George Smart and Frank King host U.S. Modernist Radio and take a conversational approach to discussing a wide-range of architecture topics in their podcast. This is definitely not a stiff discussion on architecture, but a free-flowing, fun approach.  

4. The Business of Architecture 
The business behind design can be as important as architecture itself. The Business of Architecture is geared toward smaller boutique firms and solo practitioners who want to learn tips to run their businesses better. There is also a community built around the podcast where small firm architects can connect and leverage online articles and resources to help their business grow. 

5. Spotlight on Design 
A podcast with a history…this ongoing lecture series has been going strong since its inception in 1997. Produced by the National Building Museum, Spotlight on Design features leading designers who present on different topics in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, and design. Past speakers include award-winning experts such as Zaha Hadid, Rem Koolhaas, Santiago Calatrava, and Frank Gehry.

6. EntreArchitect 
Like the Business of Architecture, EntreArchitect is a great podcast and helpful resource for smaller architecture firms. Host Mark R. LePage produces a podcast each week on different topics that are geared toward providing helpful tools to smaller firms. From how to improve your public relations strategy to creating a successful website, EntreArchitect explores it all. There are also a diverse group of expert guests who help LePage bring these topics to life. 

7. 99 Percent Invisible
This leading podcast focuses on topics that we don’t always think about like the design and unnoticed architecture that shape our world. 99 Percent Invisible has become one of the most popular iTunes podcasts thanks in large part to the creative direction of founder and host Roman Mars. Each episode is as fascinating as the last with listeners having a hard time choosing a favorite. If you are not already listening, it is definitely worth checking out!

8. The Architecture Happy Hour 
Happy hour just got even happier with this podcast! Dynamic duo Laura and Larry, principals at HPD Architecture, offer conversation and insight into many architecture hot topics. Grab a drink and tune in for topics such as the state of the market and how to work with difficult clients. 

9. DnA: Design and Architecture 
DnA: Design and Architecture podcast looks at trending products, fashion, and more. Both designer users and critics are brought in by host Frances Anderton to discuss opinions on the trends affecting Los Angeles and beyond. With plenty of dynamic episodes to choose from, this podcast is a must-listen!

10. The Urbanist
Hosted under Monocle’s radio network, The Urbanist explores the evolution of modern cites and the ways to make these cities better. Audience members not only include architects, but also city mayors and urban planners. Editor Andrew Tuck presents new topics and ideas with each episodes ranging from city water and crime to building compact apartments. The Urbanist is a great resource for city-loving architects!