Do you still remember when it was just Pokemon Red and Blue for the Gameboy? That first run through Pallet Town, and oh how sweet it was to beat the Elite Four and finally wipe that smug smile off of Gary Oak’s face (or whatever you ended up naming him).

Now there are so many Pokemon games that it’s hard to keep track, especially as a 30-something year old who still reminisces about the simpler days of only 150 Pokemon (OK, 151 if you include Mew).

I don’t think kids nowadays really know what it was like to find the glitched MissingNo in the original Pokemon. It was splendid, getting all those Rare Candies to level up all your Pokemon, even though we all knew that Pokemon got better stats if you actually trained them by battling.

The only Pokemon game I really ever got into after the Gameboy versions was Pokemon Snap. I never had an N64 growing up, but I had a friend who had it (he was a self-proclaimed “Pokemon Master”), and we would hang out at his house to take pictures of all the random Pokemon. I never really understood why I liked that game, but it was just fun and silly and simple.

Fast forward to the present, and there is so much Pokemon… stuff in the world. Anime, games, toys, fan fiction, stuffed animals, almost anything you can think of. Pokemon Go was so awesome when it came out in 2016, and there are still tons of people that play.

So to help you navigate the wonderful world of Pokemon, we came up with a list of 9 podcasts that talk about Pokemon, so that you can become a Pokemon Master and catch em all!

#1 It’s Super Effective: A Pokemon Podcast

It’s Super Effective is a weekly Pokémon podcast that covers news and information on Pokémon GO, the Pokémon anime, and the video games (such as Pokémon Sword & Pokémon Shield, as well as, Pokémon: Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee). The podcast also talks about battling, Shiny Hunting, the Pokémon TCG, Pokémon merchandise and more! While the show is mostly news focused, we cover listener e-mails, and in-depth Pokémon trivia! The podcast also reaches out to other media personalities about Pokémon. It’s Super Effective is an award-winning podcast and one of the most downloaded Pokémon-based podcasts on the web. It’s Super Effective is dedicated to bringing unique, creative Pokémon content on the internet.

#2 P.U.C.L. a Pokemon Podcast

One of the longest running Pokemon podcasts, PUCL covers the many facets of Pokemon. We talk about video games, battling, community news, anime and manga, trainer tips, and more!

#3 Pokemon Go Radio

Where we talk Pokemon Go

#4 Pokemon Rollout!

A real-play Pokemon Tabletop United RPG podcast. Join the trainers as they adventure to catch ’em all and be the very best!

#5 The Science of Pokemon

We are a podcast dedicated to the study of of the physical and social sciences in Pokemon and having a whole ton of fun along the way.

#6 Pokemon World Tour: United

Jake and Josh go on an adventure through the world of Pokemon, with the help of game master Alan and numerous special guests, in this actual play RPG podcast using the Pokemon Tabletop United RPG system!

#7 Gotta Watch’em All – A Pokémon Podcast

Gotta Watch’em All is a weekly podcast covering the world of Pokémon! Hosts Ken and Adam discuss the TCG, VGC, PoGO, Merchandise and Pokémon culture! Each show wraps a watch-along with the Anime!

#8 A Wild Podcast Has Appeared! A ComicBook.com Pokemon Podcast

A Wild Podcast Appears is a new weekly Pokemon podcast from ComicBook.com that covers every corner of Pokemon fandom. In addition to hearing about the latest Pokemon game, anime, and movie news, you’ll also hear deep dives into Pokemon lore, interviews with the folks who make the Pokemon content you love, and lots of top notch trainer tips! Whether you’re a Poke Maniac or just sat down to play your very first Pokemon game, you won’t want to miss A Wild Podcast Appears!

#9 Pokémon GO Podcast

Your weekly download on everything you need to know about the world of Pokemon Go!

Pokémon Go is a free-to-play, location-based augmented reality game developed and published by Niantic for iOS and Android devices. In the game, players use a mobile device’s GPS capability to locate, capture, battle, and train virtual creatures, called Pokémon, who appear on the screen as if they were in the same real-world location as the player. The game supports in-app purchases for additional in-game items.