By Tanner Garrity Most of us hammer the 15-second fast-forward button the second a podcast runs an advertisement. No one cares about State Farm’s “surprisingly great rates” in the midst of a morning commute, especially when the real content is a fascinating interview with an entrepreneur, chef or biohacker. But those entrepreneurs, chefs and biohackers could be an hour-long advertisement unto themselves, according to a recent report from Bloomberg, which details the little-known underworld of pay-to-play podcasting. A number of podcast hosts, and particularly those in “wellness, cryptocurrency…