
(Formerly dotprole) Southern working-class podcast from a leftist perspective. We talk about current issues affecting Southerners, Southern history, and we make fun of Yankees! Find us at linktr.ee/wlotspod
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 153 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHistory | |||

The gang talks about the world cup, current events, and other fun stuff YAY!!
After figuring out our audio problem, Mark introduces us to a new Gen Z meme, Ki talks about how horrible UK politics are, and Nelson gives an insight into the clown show that is Alabama's political primaries.
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We sit down and talk about the War with Iran, whitey on the moon, and Nelson's one of the girliepops
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Good show. Too much laughing. So much so that it’s distracting. Not that I need my leftist podcast super serious all the time, just tone it down a bit.
An awesome show highlighting the struggles and victories of working folx building power through unions!
Tommy, I know that’s u that edits this thang. Plz compress it so it’s all one volume, the spikes make my speakers go hammer ( not good ) . Put down the gears of war , and boot up audacity and get it done mane.
Other than that, love this podcast . Tommy carrys this whole podcast on his back. Tyler the tankie always has me laughing. The Italian guy is there I guess and the lady on this podcast balances it out. Overall 5 stars and thanks for helping me pass time at work. Now that’s solidarity !
Great show! But yes, y’all really do need to use audio compression. That would improve listenability tremendously.
Jeeeeez compress your audio tracks! Its unlistenable. Goes from 5 to 5000 randomly whenever someone decides to shriek into the mic. It doesn’t take much and its the easiest edit to make because its just a warm blanket that goes over the whole thing and makes it nice and cozy. Lower the overall gain and compress the tracks gently in post. Even, balanced, quality, pleasant, considerate. A simple lesson that even Marx Madness eventually learned, though they still need to cut the high end from david... more
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This show centers on Southern working-class life with a leftist lens, blending sharp politicalanalysis of regional issues with humorous banter, culture, and history. Episodes often pivot between U.S. Southern politics, labor history, and culture, while weaving in memes, pop culture tangents, and candid personal stories. A standout is the lively, irreverent group dynamic that combines rigorous critique with accessible, entertaining storytelling, making it appealing for listeners seeking thoughtful political content delivered with humor and regional flavor.
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