I found a treasure trove of China podcasts for all of the China news/culture/politics/economics nerds out there. The podcasts are all produced by the American Chamber of Commerce from the People's Republic of China - AmCham-China - and can be found here.
So far, I've listened to the following:
Bill Bishop (@niubi on Twitter) talking about Chinese real estate.
Jeremy Goldkorn (from danwei.org) talking about censorship.
Zachary Karabell talking about the US/China economies and his book Superfusion.
There are dozens more discussions on the site with prominent China thinkers that I look forward to listening to (Ambassador Jon Huntsman, Peter Hessler, Evan Osnos, etc.). The ones I've heard so far have been quality. Go listen.
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