Podcasts of the week: Telegram, Tom Robinson Introducing Telegram Readers of this newspaper will know that we're now making a weekly comment and debate podcast. Hosted by Telegraph leader writer and blogger Tim Stanley, and featuring an assortment of distinguished contributors from the paper, each episode rolls up its sleeves and vigorously tackles two big political stories (the death of Baroness Thatcher; UKIP's rise; the danger posed by Iran; Tony Blair vs Ed Miliband, to name a few). Expect lively arguments, keen-edged analysis and a distinct lack of waffle. Reduced Shakespeare Company Podcast The Reduced Shakespeare Company has been creating and touring brilliantly funny condensations of huge topics - Shakespeare, the history of America, the Bible, etc. - for over three decades now; and for the last five years or so they've been putting out a weekly podcast as well. It's to the Company's great credit that it remains a bright, breezy and entertaining affair, well stocked with interviews, features and excerpts from the shows - even after 350 episodes. Recent highlights include a celebration of the Bard's 449th birthday, an interview with the ebullient American actor John Schwab and a series of hilarious auditions-gone-wrong anecdotes. Tom Robinson Introducing Every Monday, 6 Music DJ Tom Robinson selects an hour's worth of songs from the BBC Introducing servers - which are open to unsigned bands and musicians from across the country - and bundles them up in podcast form. The range of styles is too diverse to usefully sum up here; but it's almost always a diverting ride, reminiscent of the good work once carried out by the late John Peel. INTERNET RADIO CHOICE Grooveshark This elegantly designed music streaming service is an easy sell: users simply create a free account, search for a song or artist from its expansive, crowd-sourced catalogue and start listening. Catch it while you can, as the company is currently attempting to fend off a handful of lawsuits from record labels. For a full guide on how to access podcasts and internet radio, visit telegraph.co.uk/tvandradio Recommendations can be sent to Pete Naughton at pete.naughton@telegraph.co.uk