/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.13157894]

What podcasts do you guys listen to?

[Anonymous No.13157903]

>>13157894
>podcasts
miss me with that gay shit

[Anonymous No.13157929]

NPR and Chapo Trap House.

[Anonymous No.13157945]

Schizotube incoming
>dead rabbit radio
>now you see tv
>truthstream media
>johnbirchsociety
>creepy little book
>static in the attic
>secureteam10
>russian vids

[Anonymous No.13158049]

>>13157894
Roganator 5000

[Anonymous No.13158079]

>>13157894

Dependent on topic/guest
>Joe Rogan
>Chapo Trap House
>It's Going Down
>Fash The Nation
>Reasonable Doubt
>Law Talk with Epstein, Senik & Yoo
>Yale University Press Podcast

Regardless of Topic/Guest
>Talking Politics (David Runciman)
> Poem Talk
>The Poetry Magazine Podcast
>Entitled Opinions

[Anonymous No.13158152]

>>13157894
i listen to Philosophize This, it's entertaining and a good overview for chronilogical major points/figures

[Anonymous No.13158404]

>>13157894
The Ezra Klein show
Intercepted
Deconstructed
NPR
LSE public lectures
I'm not as much of a leftist as these choices make me out to be.

[Anonymous No.13158419]

Any good fiction ones out there? I like the idea of serialized stories.

[Anonymous No.13158423]

>>13157894
partially examined life is very comfy

[Anonymous No.13158432]

Parallax Views
General Intellect Unit

[Anonymous No.13158835]

Cumtown

[Anonymous No.13159590]

>>13157894
C U M T O W N
U I
M G
T G
T E
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W
N

[Anonymous No.13159641]

sorry i dont listen to podcasts. i thought they were stupid last decade, they are still stupid this decade, and they will continue to be stupid next decade.
i listen to music instead. also reading in the time you would listen to music. so idk.

[Anonymous No.13159644]

>>13158079
see anon, dont you think a lot of time and energy is wasted following all these podcasts?

[Anonymous No.13159652]

The Ron Paul liberty report

[Anonymous No.13159662]

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History is also nice if you're not very well read on the subjects. Start with Blueprint for Armageddon. The man is very enjoyable to listen to and the material is relatively easy to consume.

[Anonymous No.13159663]

Firing Line.

[Anonymous No.13159782]

I compiled and listened to a bunch of podcasts from the last thread and the ones I ended up liking the most were:
Cumtown
Red Scare
Girls Chat
Death is Just Around the Corner
The New Yorker: Fiction
Weird Studies
Theory Talk
In Our Time
Entitled Opinions
Bookworm (when he's talking to someone I like)

[Anonymous No.13159822]

Chapo. They are at their best when they are being irreverent or interviewing someone who is actually accomplishing something.

In Our Times - Won't finish the episode if I feel like the guests are unprepared and posturing.

Hardcore History

Harmontown

Hollywood Handbook

Philosophize This! - I think the host is really funny and informative.

I know I'm subscribed to other podcasts, but I'll only play them if the topic they are covering seems interesting. I'm honestly trying to cut back on podcasts because I feel like they are interfering with time I could spend reading, listening to music (which I have really neglected lately–although I need new headphones anyways), or being alone with my own thoughts, even.

>>13159782
I like the name "weird studies" is it horror themed? I would not mind at all incorporating horror podcasts, but the ones I've checked out tend to skew meandering, poorly produced, or lacking insight.

[Anonymous No.13160477]

Bad books for bad people
Welcome to night vale
Family ghosts

[Anonymous No.13160489]

>>13159644

Not really. The "dependent" category rarely has anything that interests me and even when they have something, I don't need to listen to the whole thing. Example, I listened to a recent FTN, got some good information about the case underlying Roe v. Wade (Griswold v. Connecticut) and moved on. I briefly read the description of the "dependent" podcasts and listen strategically for what I want to hear or skip entirely.

The "regardless category" podcasts are brief and/or infrequent. Entitled Opinions is only put out part of the year, the poetry podcasts are seldom more than 20 minutes. Talking Politics is probably the lengthiest, most regular one and I usually listen to that while I'm cleaning or ironing.

Just because most podcasts/streams are idiotic doesn't mean that some don't have value, either in whole or in part.

[Anonymous No.13160514]

I don't really listen to podcasts, but Caustic Soda was enjoyable.

[Anonymous No.13160515]

WOR with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer

[Anonymous No.13160520]

>>13157894
left:
Chapo Trap House
Ezra Klein show

right:
Sam Harris
Dave Rubin

Basically I listen to both sides of the political spectrum, so I got all bases covered and can form critical thoughts about society.

[Anonymous No.13160536]

>>13160520
upvoted and redditpilled

[Anonymous No.13160574]

After On
Elucidations
Mindscape
The Partially Examined Life

[Anonymous No.13160729]

JRE depending on guest
Sam Harris
Hardcore History, Rev History and Radio Lab (extremely selectively) while running
Philosophise this on occasion

>>13160520
I mean Rubin is too confused lacking self-awareness to be placed anywhere on the political spectrum, but would you honestly place Harris on the right? Is anything short of redistribution on the scale of socialism right-wing? Not mad, just wondering if leftists genuinely believe this, or it's more of a cutesy tactical categorisation.

[Anonymous No.13160790]

>>13157894
Part-time genius and Stuff You Should Know. They mainly talk about trivia and interesting, odd facts.

[Anonymous No.13160817]

My Brother, My Brother And Me exclusively

[Anonymous No.13160831]

Dudesoup
Filmhaus
The rewatchables
No such thing as a fish (sometimes)
JRE (sometimes)
Tankesmedjan (sometimes)
Used to listen to Smodcast and Hollywood babble on but they both went to shit. Some gold in the old episodes thoug.

[Anonymous No.13160845]

>>13160520
Both sides of the kosher sandwich....Nice

[Anonymous No.13160868]

Myth of the 20th Century

[Anonymous No.13160869]

>>13160477
Bad books for bad people looks interesting, ill check it out

[Anonymous No.13161119]

I listen to sleepycabin exclusively
It’s enlightening to experience the world from the perspective of artists.
It’s like they are aliens.

[Anonymous No.13161200]

The Dick Show

[Anonymous No.13161206]

>>13157894
Cum Town
Literature and History
Kjente boker på 4 minutter

[Anonymous No.13161229]

>>13157894
America First with Nicholas J Fuentes

[Anonymous No.13161238]

I listen to Harmontown, The Duncan Trussell Family Hour, and Drifter’s Sympathy.

[Anonymous No.13161271]

This Past Weekend with Theo Von boooooooooooooooooooooi

[Anonymous No.13161319]

Citations needed is good, you just have to ignore them being disgustingly mainstream liberals

[Anonymous No.13161327]

>Consistently
Philosophize this
Overdue
Let me tell you about

>Occasionally
The Dick Show
America First

[Anonymous No.13161353]

>>13161271
Theo's pretty good. He has a natural affinity for comedically poetic descriptions. I like him better interacting with other people than on his own though.

[Anonymous No.13161368]

>>13161200
ma nigga

TDS is so fucking good. It's the only show I go out of my way to listen to every week.

[Anonymous No.13161387]

>>13157894
Wyrd Signal
The Age of Napoleon
Partially Examined lifes
In our times
Ermitix
Revolutions
Philosophize this

[Anonymous No.13161592]

FTN & TDS @ therightstuff.biz

[Anonymous No.13161610]

>>13157894
>podcast
>youtube
PSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA GENOCIDE DE LA PLEBE POUR BIENTOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BIENTOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.13162299]

>>13161319
>Adam and Nima
>liberals
Anyways I used to listen to Chapo, Citations Needed, World Service roundup, and Ron & Fez backlogs. Got burned out on all of them but still hit up In Our Time, Revolutions, and Cum Town occasionally

[Anonymous No.13162618]

/lit/ has unironically become a chapotraphouse and cumtown subreddit for late teens and 20 year olds. Wew.

[Anonymous No.13162729]

>>13162618
Honestly if you’re still on this board past your twenties it’s you who has the problem

[Anonymous No.13162744]

>>13157929
>>13158079
>>13158404
>>13158835
>>13159662
>>13159822
>>13160520
>>13160831

based

[Anonymous No.13162848]

Only listen to Red Scare

[Anonymous No.13162891]

>>13157894
h3h3, everything else is bullshit, especially joe rogan omg. If I'm interested in something I just download the video in mp3 format.

[Anonymous No.13162902]

>>13157894
Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast
Clerically Speaking

Snap Judgment, sometimes
This American Life, sometimes

[Anonymous No.13162908]

>>13162891
>h3h3
>not bullshit

[Anonymous No.13162920]

>>13162729
I meant actual 20 year olds. Not people in their 20s. But yeah. Cut off point should be early-mid 20s.

[Anonymous No.13162933]

>>13162729
newfags fuck off. this is an oldfag board and you kids just barely past underage ruined the place.

[Anonymous No.13162942]

>>13160477

How to people still listen to welcome to nightvale? They basically destroyed it with the first special episode.

[Anonymous No.13162944]

>>13162729
"Remember you're here forever"

[Anonymous No.13162946]

>>13162920
I'm in my mid 20's and came back after 4 years of absence. It's cool, I don't feel triggered by everything and sometimes I give a good tip here and there, when I feel like it.
It's my first time on /lit/ btw, I was on /b/ before and believe me, you don't want to be there. It's like a vietnam flashback now.

[Anonymous No.13162960]

>>13162920
>>13162729
>>13162618
> Honestly if you’re still on this board past your twenties it’s you who has the problem

Not, you only really have a problem if you let strangers in the internet tell you what to do. 4chan has many ripe users and some boards are some of the least toxic places on the internet nowadays.

I know many total loosers in real life that have probably never heard of 4chan and many normal guys that I suspect have.

I would have absolutely no problem still visting this site in my 30s or 40s as long as I enjoy the discussions and get something out of it (in any way). Just because you are here doesn't make you a looser but if you believe this you should just leave and we would all be better off.

[Anonymous No.13162988]

Every Episode:
Secular Talk
Drunken Peasants
Deep Fat Fried
Tim Pool

Maybe a few times a month, give or take:
Joe Rogan
Dave Rubin

I dont generally use YouTube/videos for educational/intellectual content, since videos on those topics tend to be generic, slow paced, and boring, although I will occaisionally watch conference lectures of academics whom I'm interested in.

[Anonymous No.13163049]

JRE
Cumtown
The Delray Misfits

[Anonymous No.13163156]

>>13162960
It just becomes a cost-benefit issue. Occasionally /lit/ does have some decent discussion, such as that law school guy, the guy studying psychoanalysis, and Husserlbro from way back. But most often it’s just mindless shitposting about the some obscurity du jour—now Guénon and Nick Land, previously Evola and Stirner—/stack/ threads, Mishima, /doomer/core, meme trilogy, etc. If you’re in it for that then that’s fine. It’s just like someone said in another thread: /lit/ hasn’t really changed much since its inception, and only recycles old formulas with new material

[Anonymous No.13163216]

>>13163156
You agree about /lit/, have been lurking around some time but never really go any value from it. But there are other boards like /g/ and /fit/ (/fit/'s /sip/ is one of the best self-improvement communities I know) that seem quite useful.

But what is /doomer/core and the meme triology?

[Anonymous No.13163326]

Cumtown
Girls chat
Partially examined life
Very bad wizards
Dan Carlin
Ashes Ashes
Philosophize this
Other life

[Anonymous No.13163446]

>>13157929
Sorry if this is a stupid question but what is npr? I see it mentioned a lot but Google brings back 100 different things

[Anonymous No.13163461]

>>13163446
So you know what chapotrap house is, but haven't heard of NPR? Fuck me. 16 year old antifa commies up in this bitch.

[Anonymous No.13163469]

In Our Time is great, sometimes it's literature, sometimes not, but it's always interesting

The New Yorker fiction podcast is pretty good, depending on the short story being read. The presenter has a really nice voice too

[Anonymous No.13163499]

>>13162299
I mean they seem like typical Berniebro SJWs

[Anonymous No.13163529]

https://nplusonemag.com/issue-34/the-intellectual-situation/friends-of-the-pod/

You can't win
This American Life

Gonna check out in our time, thanks.

[Anonymous No.13163531]

>this thread

[Anonymous No.13163566]

I thought this website was fascist turbo incel central according to chapo? Aren't you all gonna get canceled?

[Anonymous No.13163581]

>>13163461
No, I have no idea what that is either. The post that you replies to is the first thing I have said in this entire thread

[Anonymous No.13163600]

>>13161327
I stopped listening to overdue when every 2 or 3 episodes they'd start talking about their 'disgusting amount of white privilege'

[Anonymous No.13163611]

>>13163581
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPR

[Anonymous No.13163626]

>>13163529
If you go to the BBC website and search on our time they have all the episodes available to listen to, its been on for about 20 years now. They're often grouped by subject, although this is poorly done cos it's the BBC, so you generally need to find one on a subject that you're interested in then look for the links for more episodes about that subject

[Anonymous No.13163627]

>>13163611
That's my point, what do people mean when they say they listen to npr? It seems tantamount to saying 'I watch the bbc'. There 100 different podcasts there, what is being referred to?

[Anonymous No.13163649]

>>13163627

My boomer supervisor just leaves the local NPR station on in his office all day. He doesn't bob and weave in and out.

[Anonymous No.13163665]

>>13157894
70 posts in and no mention of History of Philosohy Without Any Gaps ?

I'm legitimately disappointed /lit/.

[Anonymous No.13163670]

>>13160729
redistribution is socdem, not socialism. you're "redistributing" from the capitalist (parasite) class to the labour class. socialism eliminates the parasite class altogether.

[Anonymous No.13163673]

>>13163670
>socialism eliminates the parasite class altogether.
*replaces it with another parasite class

[Anonymous No.13163685]

>>13163670
Did I say redistribution was socialism? I said there were gradations of redistributive policies and asked whether contemporary pubescent leftists genuinely consider anything short of socialism right-wing. Yes, including social-democracy, to which harris most likely subscribes.

[Anonymous No.13163691]

>>13163566
>Chapo Trap House
>cancelling people
try actually listening to it, dipshit

[Anonymous No.13163696]

>>13163673
n-no, this time it'll be different haha

[Anonymous No.13163699]

>>13163673
>I need to be surrounded by poverty to feel better about myself

[Anonymous No.13163705]

>>13157894
Chapo Trap House, Last Pod on the Left, Partially Examined Life, occasionally Cum Town and QAnon Anonymous

[Anonymous No.13163719]

>>13163691
Chapo followers allow the least dissent wherever they hang out, even entertaining self-interrogation, or ideological deviations as thought experiments results in bans. The only interaction they have with the outside world is through brigading.

[Anonymous No.13163728]

>>13163719
Even self-described Nazis don't get banned on that sub, and leftists argue about everything. Sounds like you have a thin skin. Have sex.

[Anonymous No.13163735]

>>13163728
>Even self-described Nazis don't get banned on that sub
Im not even going to visit leddit to confirm this is completely untrue

[Anonymous No.13163737]

>>13163719
>the outside world
>4chan

[Anonymous No.13163755]

>>13163735
It's literally the only thing the sub is known for, any right-winger just gets sexually harassed instead of banned

[Anonymous No.13163761]

>>13163755
you can go on chapo trap house and start arguing about race differences or the influence of Jews in academia and the press?

[Anonymous No.13163764]

>>13163728
Lel kid. Even bringing up chapo-tier pop-politics pundits that don't fully align with the party line will get you ejected. You'll grow out of it. Everyone eventually does.
>>13163737
Relative to their online domestic world I mean. Their* (your) outside world.

[Anonymous No.13163776]

>>13163761
they're not gonna argue back, they're just gonna ask to see your dick

[Anonymous No.13163782]

>>13163764
nah

[Anonymous No.13163800]

>>13163776
So if I and another person went on that sub and started having a back and forth about race and IQ or something it would stay there visible for anyone to see?

[Anonymous No.13163801]

>>13163761
Even bringing up some milquetoast liberal, as long as you hold your own and manage to trade punches with the 15 year olds on there will get them to spaz out (ie: delete/ban you). They fancy themselves hardcore socialists and their identity is mainly built by distancing themselves from the liberal left (socdems, neolibs, moreso) through obsessive mantras and adolescent irony.

[Anonymous No.13163802]

>Chapo Trap House
irreverent, take-no-prisoners political comedy
>It Could Happen Here
a journalist who has covered civil wars around the world explains what a second American Civil War would really look like
>The Dollop
humorous and bizarre events from American history

[Anonymous No.13163824]

>>13163665
You will make it anon. Good post.

[Anonymous No.13163837]

>>13163800
try it, piglet

[Anonymous No.13163851]

>>13163802
>It Could Happen Here
Good call anon, I haven't listened to that one, but the same guy's "Behind the Bastards" (biographies of various terrible people from history) is excellent.

[Anonymous No.13163853]

>>13163837
You just said it would be allowed didn't you? If we just replied to each other and not the comments asking about our dicks, the posts would stay there?

[Anonymous No.13163873]

>>13163853
honest question: do you really think this is an interesting conversation?

[Anonymous No.13163882]

>>13163873
Would the posts be allowed or not? You said chapo lets nazis post

[Anonymous No.13163917]

>>13163882
nigga he already claimed that they'd be allowed. Grab the pubescent chapofag by the hand and dive off a tall building. Holy shit, the amount of autism in here.

[Anonymous No.13163935]

>>13163917
your brainless nigger interjetions aren't necessary

[Anonymous No.13163934]

Maron

[Anonymous No.13163943]

Everybody shut the fuck up

[Anonymous No.13163955]

>>13163935
They are, since you've been asking him the same question through multiple posts and every single time gotten the same answer. Dumb cunt. Either believe him, or don't. There's already enough chapo posting on here.

[Anonymous No.13163964]

>>13163955
The answer he's giving is obviously not true, which was the point in my asking him, which you might have been able to grasp were you not a double digit iq nigger

[Anonymous No.13164094]

>>13163964
The absolute state of you. He's obviously lying, but I figured you'd give up past his third identical answer.

[Anonymous No.13164158]

>Occasionally Joe Rogan guest dependent
>Peter Schiff
>Ron Paul Liberty Report

[Anonymous No.13164368]

>>13163216
Yeah hence why my comments were specifically about /lit/. Despite a majority of this site being shitposts you can find good discussions in the less-traveled subs like /trv/, /tg/, /vr/, etc. Even /lit/ for all its inanity has some useful recs on charts and their wiki.

Meme trilogy: https://4chanlit.fandom.com/wiki/Meme_Trilogy
A 'doomer' is just a burnt-out, depressed, likely NEET person in their mid-20s; there's a chart of lit corresponding to this 'lifestyle' floating around somewhere

[Anonymous No.13164455]

>>13163728
>leftists argue about everything

Topkek bruh, I'm a liberal myself, but if you're being honest, then what you've said makes no sense given the current state of safe space culture, political correctness, and censorship.

[Anonymous No.13164472]

>>13162618
Not really. we have 12yo pewdifaggots too

[Anonymous No.13164476]

>>13163824
Thanks, but really, that podcast is one of the few good things I discovered on this Tatar transatlantic torture-train, and it used to be mentioned systematically in the first 20 post of any podcast thread.

[Anonymous No.13164492]

I have literally listened to roughly 1,000 hours of Cum Town.

I wish Nick was my friend.

[Anonymous No.13164511]

The Krypto Report.

[Anonymous No.13164548]

>>13164476
I remember the same, probably another sign of this board's continual decline

[Anonymous No.13164575]

>Elite tier
Entitled Opinions
Cum Town

>Consistently entertaining/informative tier
Norm Macdonald Live
In Our Time
The Partially Examined Life
Fash the Nation
Hermetix
Bookworm with Michael Silverblatt
Myth of the 20th Century

>Can be very good, but quality varies episode to episode and depends almost entirely on the topic/guest
Backlisted
Song Exploder
New Books Network
The Next Picture Show
Filmspotting
Coast to Coast AM archives from the 90s
The Z Blog Power Hour
Intelligence Squared (especially the debates)
Rebel Yell
Death is Just Around the Corner
London Review of Books
The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice
All Songs Considered
YaleCourses: Introduction to Theory of Literature
Red Ice
C-SPAN's After Words
The Close-Up
Bret Easton Ellis (his podcast is much better than his books)
Pynchon in Public
The Great Concavity
Desert Island Discs
60 Minutes
Our Interesting Times
Frontline Audio Tracks
The Radio 3 Documentary
The Great Books of Literature Podcast
Lectures in Intellectual History
Radio 4's Analysis

>Usually total dogshit, but every once in a blue moon there's a decent episode/interview/segment
Joe Rogan
Fresh Air
Chapo Trap House
WTF
The Film Program
The Lovecraft eZine

[Anonymous No.13164613]

first podcast best podcast: Ricky Gervais Show

[Anonymous No.13164629]

Tell Em Steve Dave
The Infinite Review Podcast
2 Good Boys
OSW Review
Cult of Geshcast/Supernatural Entertainment System
Castle Superbeast

[Anonymous No.13164660]

Grandpa Lampshade, obviously

https://www.radioaryan.com/search/label/Grandpa%20Lampshade?m=1

[Anonymous No.13164673]

Am I seriously sharing a board with this many people who listen to podcasts? No wonder /lit/'s quality has nosedived. Podcasts are for midwits.

[Anonymous No.13164702]

Myth of The 20th Century
The Poz button
Guerrilla Radio
Rune Soup
The People's Square
True Crime Guys

[Anonymous No.13165165]

>>13157929
>NPR
Pseudointellectal

>>13158404
There's no way you are not a left wing wackjob if you can stand to listen to Ezra Klein for more than 30 seconds.


>>13159652
>The Ron Paul liberty report
A fellow man of good taste

>>13160520
>Sam Harris
>Right wing

Hahaha. Good one. Sam Harris is the kind of guy who would vote for a Democrat no matter how crazy they are. Much like my boss who loves listening to him and NPR. He voted for that crazy broad I. Omar.

Do people really think Sam Harris is right wing just because he says a few obvious things? Jesus Christ, you are an idiot.

Anyways, Sam Harris is NPR pseudointellectual tier

>>13164158
>Occasionally Joe Rogan guest dependent
>Peter Schiff
>Ron Paul Liberty Report
Oh shit, are you me?

I never miss an episode of Peter Schiff's podcast. I've been listening to more Tom Woods than Ron lately, but they're both good.

Anyways, Peter Schiff's podcast has the best social commentary you will find anywhere. Unfortunately for the plebs, his podcasts are mostly about economics. Everything he says is straightforward and retroactively seems obvious.

I wish he would do a separate podcast with just social commentary to attract more normie's into the Schiffosphere.

[Anonymous No.13165187]

>>13164673
This

[Anonymous No.13165201]

I used to follow podcast recaps, and then i got into the actual pods, but overs the years so many great character adds haves been dropped that im actually listening to eps now. So far couple good eps in

[Anonymous No.13165221]

>>13165187
>>13164673
Podcasts are a thing to listen to while you drive or workout.

While I share your sentiment because there are a lot of people who seem to have replaced reading almost entirely with podcasts and now get their entire worldview from Joe Rogan and Sam Harris or maybe Sam Harris and NPR. These are the dude bros and the absolute pseuds.

[Anonymous No.13165373]

Rumble Strip Vermont
Skeptic Tank
Cumtown