AC Asks: What's your favorite podcatcher?

[Phil Nickinson]

There's somewhere in the neighborhood of 20,000 applications in the Android Market. And every day we get e-mail after e-mail asking "What's the best app for this?" and "What's the best app for that?" Truth be told, there's nobody better to answer those questions than all you guys and gals out there.

And so this week, we put it to you: What's the best podcatcher application out there?

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[rotz055]

Dogg Catcher. It costs like $7 but it is so worth it. Even better than my ipod touch for grabbing podcasts.

[rybro767]

I'm a fan of the free stuff,so Listen by Google is my choice.

[konman795]

I like Google's Listen app as well. It works great for me.

[shotgunbelly]

Dogg catcher seems to be the one for me. I didn't mind paying for it because it seems to work well. The GUI takes some getting used to. Much better than Listen. I did like Mediafly but it stopped updating the feeds and downloaded content was disappearing, even after reinstalls of the app. Dogg catcher is a little buggy at times though. Maybe the developer will work on it further.

[milrtime83]

Google Listen for me as well. I especially like the integration with Google Reader in the latest update.

[seanubis]

Another vote for Listen!

[MowDownJoe]

Listen is great now that it works with Google Reader and actually... y'know, grabs your podcasts the day they come out.
Still needs video support, though.

[FauxCaptain]

Google Listen, since it's free and it seems to work pretty well.

[explosivo2k2]

I like ACast. It's not the prettiest, but I like the fact that you can actually download the podcasts instead of just streaming. Supports video podcasts as well.