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In case anyone is interested, Dial M For Mueller is a Brexit-focused podcast hosted by Carole Cadwalladr, who has done a lot of good work on the subject. If you're after straight-up Mueller then Mueller, She Wrote is by far the better choice, but this is decent for the links across the pond

The Zero Books, Citations Neeeded, and Aufhebunga Bunga episodes I listened to were all awesome. I've subscribed to every show mentioned in this thread and I'm looking forward to listening to all of the others (twelve hour car ride next week). If anyone also has any YouTube/streaming channel recommendations as well, I'm all ears. I enjoy ContraPoints, TheRealNews, and Workplace Democracy.

Angus Jung wrote:connor wrote:Angus Jung wrote:All the podcasts I have listed here are good about having women guests/participants, but I would like a recommendation for a leftist podcast hosted by a woman/women if anybody has one.Red Scare.I tried it. Insufferable. Seem to love saying "retarded" as an insult. Super edgy. Probably all have trust funds. Fuck all the way off.Checks out with what I've heard about it.

permanent hearing damage wrote:The Bugle is definitely more comedy than anything, but it is political and very left leaning - John Oliver was one of the co-hosts from its inception til not so long ago.Used to listen regularly bc it is damn funny. Andy Zaltzman is funnier than Oliver, I'd say. It's more left-liberal than socialist-left but also just funny. I checked out Season of the Bitch this weekend bc of this thread. I like their rapport. I'll continue to check it out. I messaged them about something and they got back to me immediately, which is always nice.

semi-related but Felix from chapo is narrating a doc about the UFC with jon bois for sbnation. Haven't watched it yet but it sounds interesting in that they someone frame it in some sort of a political context.Bois isn't a podcaster I think...but had the best joke about anti unionism I've heard, it's towards the beginning of his video on the nfl union and the '87 strikehttps://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=you ... ymSrDfLhW8

Delete Your Account can be good but I stopped listening because it was too US focused and I already get all I can of that from Chapo*Struggle Sessions, good as well.*Chapo's quality has dropped a lot of late. There still some great content by since they need the big live tour things seem to have really fallen. I've been temped to drop my Patreon.Age of Napoleon is extremely good as a leftwing angled history podcast. Matt Christman (the best Chapo) was a guest.

The Bugle is definitely more comedy than anything, but it is political and very left leaning - John Oliver was one of the co-hosts from its inception til not so long ago.I enjoy What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law - it's a Radiolab spin-off, so has the same kind of editing that I know annoys a lot of folks.Reveal is enjoyable sometimes

CarjackFairy wrote:semi-related but Felix from chapo is narrating a doc about the UFC with jon bois for sbnation. Haven't watched it yet but it sounds interesting in that they someone frame it in some sort of a political context.Bois isn't a podcaster I think...but had the best joke about anti unionism I've heard, it's towards the beginning of his video on the nfl union and the '87 strikehttps://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=you ... ymSrDfLhW8Felix is an odd one. On paper, he's the least appealing member (gamer/UFC brah), but outside of Chapo, when he appears on other people's shows he's often incredibly insightful. Good writer too.