What podcasts does /lit/ like?

>>9536289
Harmontown
99% Invisible
Cumtown
Chapo
The Moth
WTF
This American Life

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>>9536289
i think one of the best things on the internet is the fact that so many comedians have podcasts. some of my favorites are:

- bill burr monday morning podcast (consistently good. one of the funniest guys ever)

- joe rogan (great when he has other comedians on, or interesting guests. some of them are too rogan-y though. like really? i wanna listen to 3 hours of a guy that wrote a book on coyote diets?)

- doug stanhope podcast (lacks a very solid form, and his usual cohosts are odd and tough to get used to, but they're great once you're accustomed)

-joey diaz church of what's happening now (joey diaz is always hilarious, but his range of topics always seems kind of limited to drugs, kungfu, and music. also Lee Syatt sounds like a timid retarded boy. also his guest game is weak.)

some okay ones that I've listened to some episodes of are Ari Shaffir's, Bert Kreisher's, the fat guy that's not Bert Kreisher.

The thing is, all these podcasting comedians are all sometimes clumped in a little club of Rogan and Diaz and Kreisher and so on, and that can get a little weird.

I'd listen to WTF with Marc Maron if it wasn't on that weird platform of his. I used to listen to the Rooster Teeth podcast a few years back but got sick of it... idk if it's still as good as I remember it being but I doubt it.

If you listen to any other podcast youre a piece of shit

/lit/ favorites are
>In Our time
>The Partially Examined Life

personal favorites:
NPRs Hidden brain
You are not so smart ,underrated AF, focused in psychology and self delusion
Waking Up is good, Harris often invite people who disagree whit him in some way or another, so you don't have to sympathize with him to enjoy

Fash the Nation is coming back on June 3rd.

Home of the Brave

>>9536425

super pleb taste

why does every mediocre comedian have a podcast now?

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although the editorial bias for On Point is hitting sickening level. They used to do interesting things like go into small arizona towns and look at economic booms and shit.

Entitled Opinions and Partially Examined Life

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>>9538349
where do you find them?

>>9536397
Is Harmontown good anon? I like his shows but I've never listened

>>9536425
>like really? i wanna listen to 3 hours of a guy that wrote a book on coyote diets?)
That was one of the best recent podcasts, faggot. Better than all that dumb fighting shit.

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I don't listen to anything particularly /lit/ related.

>The Dollop
>We Hate Movies
>Last Podcast on the Left

Those are my "mains" I guess you could call them. The ones I will stop listening to another podcast when a new one drops.

I'll give Chapo a listen now and then, but they can get quite obnoxious at times.
Novara can also be good.
Archipelago is also good.

There's some other movie related stuff, but they aren't really worth mentioning.

Daily Shoah, Fash the Nation

I don't follow many podcasts but I like Mark Kermode's podcast, but that's film-related rather than anything literary.

I tend to listen to interviews with authors of lecturers giving seminars on certain books instead of actual podcasts.

>>9536289

NPR Bookworm
Dogmen Encounters
Secureteam10
Freedomain Radio
The Last Podcast on the Left

>>9536289
The complete guide to everything

is there a non-Nazi LARP right wing podcast? I'm talking some random frogtwitter fags talking about politics basically. Right now I listen to Chapo which is fine for capitalism hate but when they unironically advocate socialism I get triggered

>>9540876
Louder with Crowder

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Spontaneanation
Radiolab
Comedy Bang Bang
Astonishing Legends

>>9536289
this should get put in the sticky:
partially examined life

>>9536289
This American Life
Radiolab
Joe Rogan Experience
Uhh Yeah Dude (reply if you like UYD please)
If I Were You (jake and amir, I've loved those guys since childhood)

>>9540876
ben shapiro

>>9536289
desu Friends at the Table bc they have a knack for collaborative story telling.