Podcast of the Week: Citations Needed
There are a million political podcasts out there, and you really don’t need to listen to most of them. We all have […]
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Podcast of the Week: Taped Off TV
We are so excited to announce that former-Podcast-of-the-Week Brothers From Another Planet co-host LeMar McLean has a new podcasting endeavor. This time he’s teamed […]
Podcast of the Week: Switchblade Sisters
Presumably named for the ’70s girl gang exploitation flick, Switchblade Sisters is a delightful new podcast from Maximum Fun on which women […]
Podcast of the Week: The Crux Season Two
We’d previously featured season one of Matthew Pulver’s The Crux, which took an in-depth look at questions surrounding the assassination of Dr. […]
Podcast of the Week: Brothers From Another Planet
One of my favorite podcasts as of late is Brothers From Another Planet. Hosts LeMar McLean, Don P. Hooper, and Tarik Davis […]
Podcast of the Week: Imogen Watches Classic Films
My current favorite podcast is Imogen Watches Classic Films. The premise is that Celebrity Author Imogen Binnie (who wrote the novel Nevada, which I […]
Podcast of the Week: Denzel Washington is the Best Actor of All Time Period
Summary: W. Kamau Bell & fellow comedian Kevin Avery are absolutely certain of one thing: Denzel Washington is the greatest actor of all […]
Podcast of the Week: Citizen Radio
Summary: Progressive news and comedy from Allison Kilkenny and Jamie Kilstein “Like an underground Daily Show affiliate with more swearing, less civility, and […]
Podcast of the Week: Less Than or Equal
Summary: Pursuing equality in geekdom. Hosted by Aleen Simms. Less Than or Equal is a podcast dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments and contributions of geeks […]
Podcast of the Week: Politically Re-Active
With the political circus of the 2016 presidential election heating up, you can laugh or you can cry. Choose to laugh. Comedians and longtime friends W. Kamau Bell and Hari Kondabolu have a shared curiosity about our political process and constantly changing electoral landscape. Whether it’s an interest in exposing the unjust or the absurd, you can count on Hari and Kamau to ask the important “why?” Why do we have super delegates? Why are people still having such trouble voting? Why was Joe the Plumber a thing? They’ll try to answer questions like those each and every week throughout the election.