Murray's sporting greats: this week's best podcasts Colin Murray, one of the UK's cheeriest and most likeable sports broadcasters, moved from Five Live to Talksport a little under a month ago - which is a loss for the BBC but a gain for online listeners as highlights of his new show are available as a smart daily podcast. Each episode features roundup of the day's sporting news and an interview with a big-name star, all delivered with a refreshing mixture of Blarney-stone-blessed wit and learned analysis. Recent interviewees include the darts supremo Bobby George, former England manager Glen Hoddle and the Olympic medal-winning sprinter Katharine Merry. This classical music series has the dubious distinction of containing by far the longest podcasts I've ever come upon, including one lasting a mind-bending 16 hours and 21 minutes. However, they're made with love, and contain such musical gems - from a rather marvellous gothic symphony by a little-known British composer called Havergal Brian to dozens of pieces inspired by Shakespeare's plays - that they're worth recommending all the same. I tend to dip in and out at random; which is perhaps the only sensible approach unless you have several months to spare. Meet the Creator and Cast: Breaking Bad With the final season of the multiple-award-winning American drama Breaking Bad currently airing on Netflix, fans of the show may be interested in this hour-long video podcast interview with its mild-mannered creator, Vince Gilligan, and two charismatic main stars, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul. Internet Radio Choice Audiobook Radio I approached this spoken-word radio station with a sense of trepidation. But, in a pleasing turn up for the books, it contains a rich and often brilliantly read selection of material - from Annie Proulx short stories to full Shakespeare plays and poems by Dylan Thomas and Oscar Wilde. For a full guide on how to access podcasts and Internet radio visit tgr.ph/12Fua0h