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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History is my favorite podcast, by far.
In Our Time is a BBC production, where 3-4 academics explain a topic from their field to a lay audience. The host manages it very well, and it has a large archive, so you can pick and choose topics.
Also, if you like podcasts, consider audiobooks.
Lionhearted suggested Hardcore history when I asked him about history books. I've only gotten though n episode and half, but I'm enjoying it.
Audiobooks are great. I tend to alternate between full books and podcast, catching up on the shows while I'm waiting for things on hold from the library.