(Just listened to the episode about Strike Commander – Origin’s flight sims were always heavily story-driven, with lots of dialogue sequences, beautiful cutscenes, exploring new locations etc, giving them a cool point-and-click adventure vibe between all the missions themselves. Probably why I enjoyed them so much.)

This is exactly why I loved them too. Integrating a cinematic story into a genre that typically wasn't known for it always got me excited. I think it's why I get bored of games without a strong narrative focus to this day.

As Seoirse mentioned, Ask us about Loom was very enjoyable- and I was lucky enough to be a guest once talking about Darkside Detective (although I think my audio was really bad) . I don't know if it's still going as the last episode was in June.

New episodes next year (I have recordings booked for new episodes)! Thanks for the shout out (and Seoirse!)

A podcast that ran for years but ended last year was Men of Low Morale Fiber
Men of Low Moral Fiber | menoflowmoralfiber

There's Point and Drink Adventure, one of the hosts is Pam from the Can't Be Tamed YouTube Channel. It's not exclusively about Adventure Games, but there's some good stuff here.
Point and Drink Adventure - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

There's also a couple of other audio-only podcasts floating around. There's Point-and-Quest from PixelatedLinds
Point-and-Quest Podcast • A podcast on Spotify for Creators

And also Discussion [Indie Game] (Spoilers!) that appears to be exclusively talking about narrative/adventure games.
Discussion: [Indie Game] (spoilers!) - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

And also Discussion [Indie Game] (Spoilers!) that appears to be exclusively talking about narrative/adventure games.
Discussion: [Indie Game] (spoilers!) - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

Thanks for this recommendation, I'm liking the format and presenters of this