
If you think banning books is stupid, so do we.Banned Camp is a comedy podcast where we read banned books and try to figure out why they were banned in the first place.If you’re new here, don’t sweat it. You can start anywhere. We’ll get you oriented fast (and if you get confused, there’s a good chance we’re confused too).Here’s what makes us different: we actually read the book out loud, every ch... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Holden finally goes home... but he has to break in like a burglar to do it. Fake name, fake bad leg, holding his breath past his parents' door. When he finds Phoebe asleep in DB's oversized bed wearing blue pajamas with red elephants on the collar, h... more
Holden closes out one of the longest nights of his life alone at a bar, drunk-dials Sally Hayes at 1 AM to ask if he can trim her Christmas tree, and ends up wandering Central Park in the freezing cold looking for the ducks. What finally gets him off... more
Martha Hickson is a school librarian featured prominently in the PBS documentary "The Librarians." She's also a Banned Camp fan. On National Library Workers' Day, we talk with Martha about why book banners consistently target librarians, the coordina... more
Holden heads to the Wicker Bar to meet Carl Luce, an older former student advisor from his Wooten days who knows a suspicious amount about everyone's private life. What follows is one long, uncomfortable bar conversation where Holden can't stop askin... more
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Smart and funny without trying too hard. I love how they make banned books feel more and more relevant and also call out how ridiculous censorship can be. Easy listen and makes you think. Loved it
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I’ve been hearing the ads and finally decided to give a listen. So fun, love the banter and commentary though out! Really enjoy and hit that follow button! 😀
Fun, engaging, and makes you think.
Banned Camp is so much fun! Who knew that reading banned books one chapter at a time could be so entertaining? Well, now I know, and I can’t recommend this show enough. It’s so much fun and makes me actually think why some of these books could ever get banned.
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Two hosts read banned books aloud and discuss why content has been restricted, balancing humorous banter with thoughtful literary analysis and historical context. The format blends chapter-by-chapter readings with ongoing commentary on censorship, free speech, and societal debates, which has earned the show a dedicated listener base of “Scary Book People.” Noteworthy traits include a playful newsroom/news‑y segment, irreverent tone, and a clear stance in favor of intellectual freedom, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy literature with a political edge and lively host chemistry.
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