Here is a selection of links to explore the weekly parshah.
Podcasts:
– Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies
– KMTT (KMTT is a daily Torah Podcast, from Yeshivat Har Etzion in Israel)
Weekly e-letters:
– YCT’s Parshat HaShavuah
– VBM’s introduction to Parasha
– Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s Weekly Parsha List
Do you use online resources to study the weekly parshah; which ones?
Hannah's Nook 
When I writing a post on the parsha, I am constantly clicking over to Mechon-Mamre:
http://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt0.htm
I try to weekly study the parsha with sources I receive through e-mail from learnrashi@gmail.com. It’s a selection of Rashi’s comments to the weekly parsha and questions to guide the reader through his commentary. Very valuable!
Leora: You suggested this link and I use it for writing posts with Hebrew too.
Frumteacher: I subscribed to this resource last week; thanks to Leora (who is an expert at finding thigns on the web) but I also like to focus on one or two aspects and the shiurim do just that.
Frumteacher, how interesting, that you also enjoy LearnRashi! I really value the questions. I tend to read them on Friday night, after I light the candles, if I don’t get interrupted by my kids.
Another good source: on the Hirhurim blog by Rabbi Gil Student, every week Steve Brizel does the parsha roundup. Here’s this week:
http://hirhurim.blogspot.com/2008/10/parashah-roundup-noach-5769.html
I often click on R. Frand or R. Sacks, if I am searching for an interesting dvar Torah.