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So… any of you bears wanna help me out? Thanks!!
Trueanon and Blowback are my personal favourites cannot recommend both of them enough, they're just so good.
Other flavourites of hexbear are Citations Needed, The Deprogram and the Antifada. I've also heard that Everybody Loves Communism, RevLeft Media, Radio War Nerd, Geopolitical Economy Report and Guerrilla Media are also good.
I really had a hard time getting into trueanon. I listened to quite a lot of episodes and Brace is very entertaining on other people's shows but i just couldn't stand his pod. Every episode just feels the same and in chapo pod style i hadn't a fucking clue what they were talking about half the time.
I feel like it's good to start with their the game series to kind of get a feel for the style of comedy without it being so in your face, idk with other podcasts I find the whole like, "here's 10 minutes of random bullshit before we actually start" kind of annoying but with Brace and Liz they just have good enough chemistry that it becomes actually funny
Their Falun Gong and Elon Musk series is what sold me on them. If anyone is on the fence about TrueAnon, those are very good starting points
Is Trueanon not a bit kooky or is that just the subreddit?
Ait here's a list of a few leftist podcasts:
1Dime Radio
American Prestige
Blowback
Book Club Commune
CENTER FOR COMMUNIST STUDIES
Cadre Journal
Center for Communist Studies Audio
Citations Needed
Cosmopod
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles
Democracy at Work
Foreign Languages Press - Audiobooks
Guerrilla History
Give The People What They Want!
Historical Materialism Podcast
Introduction To Marx/Marxsim
Mass Struggle
New Books in Critical Theory
No Easy Answers
People's History of Ideas Podcast
Peoples Dispatch
Pod Damn America
Politics In Command
Proles of the Round Table
Radical Thoughts Podcast
Radio Free Amanda
Reading Capital With Comrades
Red Book Club
Red Library
Red Plateaus
Red Power Hour
Revolution and Ideology
Revolutionary Lumpen Radio
Revolutionary Left Radio
Red Menace Podcast
Socialism for All
The Antifada
Socialist Revolution
The Crimson Flag Podcast
The Lavender Menace
The People's Forum
The Red Nation
The Red Nation Podcast
The Unequal Exchange Podcast
The Verso Podcast
Theory Underground
Why Theory
Working Class History
Žižek And So On
I've heard Radio Free Asia has lots of topics on socialism
What sort of socialism podcast are you looking for in particular? Is it something:
I would like to hear some history of both US socialist movements and US action against socialist movements, as well as socialist movements in other countries. I would also like to learn about theory, and current affairs. It’s fine if it’s not all in one podcast, and I’m also open to one-off or series of podcasts focused on these historical aspects.
Podcasts on US social movements... that's a tough one. You'll hear some episodes covering this on RevLeft Radio but because most socialist movements in the US are either quite small and fragmented or they haven't achieved a whole lot there often isn't a huge amount to cover.
For US actions against socialism, Blowback is really good, as others have already mentioned. Others are American Exception and some episodes of Guerilla History.
For theory, I strongly recommend Red Menace as well as a lot of the stuff produced by Socialism For All. There's also Marx Madness, We Read Theory, Red Book Club, Radical Reviewer (on YouTube), and a lot of the episodes of Teach Me Communism.
For current affairs, there's Citations Needed, Radio War Nerd (specifically about wars), Everybody Loves Communism, The Deprogram, and some of TrueAnon.
While this next recommendation doesn't fit any of your categories, I'd also recommend Actually Existing Socialism because they interview primarily academics on their areas of expertise in socialist movements and it's really underrated, although it can be a bit dry so it might not be to your tastes.
My overall recommendation would be to try out an episode or two of whatever podcasts take your fancy to see if you like the presentation style and if it's to your preferred depth. Some of these podcasts are more conversational and entry-level while some of them go much deeper and lean towards the more academic side. There no right or wrong in this matter, it's just about finding what suits your preference.
Cosmopod is also very good for theory.
Excellent suggestion!
I have only listened to like one or two episodes from Cosmopod because I haven't been on a podcast kick but I've liked what I have heard so far.
As someone else recommended in a top-level comment, Blowback is an amazing resource, especially season 2 and 3, which deal with the Cuban Revolution and the Korean War.
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I'm not much of a podcast enjoyer, so I'll throw in some YouTube recs.
The Jakarta Method
The German communist podcast 99 zu 1 did an interview with the author, in english.
Do you have any preferences/topics youre interested in or looking for? I would classify socialist-adjacent podcast in two different camps: podcasts made by socialists who talk about something else, and podcasts about socialism itself. The first one tends to be more entertaining and focused while the hosts openly interpret the topic through their politics , while the latter can be fun and educational while a bit more heavy on the theory/concept side.
For the first bunch i recommend Well There's Your Problem, a podcast about engineering disasters (with slides), and for the latter The Deprogram, we know one or two of the hosts browses hexbear.
At this point, I would like to hear about socialism since I’m somewhat at the “still learning” phase.
Go for The Deprogram! It's light but pretty entertaining and educational, not to mention Hakim is so knowledgeable that he drops dozens of book recommendations for most topics.
If you want do dive into the deep end, try Reading Capital With Comrades. Its structured like a book club, but you can get a lot from it without reading capital alongside.
Where do chapo trap house and red scare fit into this matrix?
I've heard about half an episode each in friend's vehicles and didn't really hear much socialism but I figure that's how they get you. Pretty soon it's not my friend's car, it's our car.
Next thing you know we'll take your and your friend's toothbrush, too.
Both of those barely fit the 1st category. Most people here (me included) will have choice words about the hosts of either podcast, but let's leave it at them being clueless radlibs, if not worse.
In their current state, I wouldn't even consider them part of a "pipeline" (i guess that's what you meant by "that's how they get you"). True Anon is way more funny and interesting, and the people hosting it seem to have much more coherent politics.
FWIW after the early trump years cracked the facade of liberalism for me, chapo finished the job. Dunno if I'd be here without them.
Early trump chapo hit different though, then the Bernie campaign happened. Rn it's a funny comedy podcast about American politics with hosts a bit less clueless about the ills of capitalism than your average host, but I don't see them introducing anyone to anything else than "both parties fucking suck" as an idea.
Apparently red scare is kinda sus and reactionary but idk much about it bcs I've never listened to it myself, all I really know first hand is that the fans of it are completely insufferable
podcasts
theory audiobooks
The lemmy.ml admin has some great ones
Yes, Dessalines
https://www.youtube.com/@dessalines6388/playlists
Also these folks
This is Hell
It's a radio show/podcast that's been running for decades. Host Chuck Mertz does great interviews
The Socialist Program with Brian Becker.
Against Japanism is a good one I got into that goes into and against the image of Japan that the right tends to build up. The host, Kota, interviews and hosts historians and goes into the leftist movements in Japan both in present day and throughout history.
I like it and I imagine many here will as well.
Arlington Heights moment
A people's history of ideas. It can get dry and academic at times but it gives an amazingly detailed account of the Chinese revolution, starting back from the opium wars.
Why even make this post? You still have 25 more socialism podcasts to go through. Just scroll down, you don't HAVE to pick the first one
They presumed it to be an automated listicle website, and then thought to themselves that they're better off asking for recommendations from real people who can give context and opinions to their selection.
What motivated you to comment? You actively make a community worse (by attacking OP).
If you do not understand why I say that, or if you want to answer feel free to comment.
I took that to be a joke
Shut the fuck up