
After a long search I’m teaming up with fellow Substacker Brad Pearce to launch Get Lit, a show that hopes to scratch the same itch as the book segments from America This Week, except books will be the whole program. www.racket.news
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsComedy | |||

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Two hosts engage in dense literary critique and cultural commentary, applying classic novels and philosophy to contemporary politics, media, and social dynamics. Episodes blend close readings with sharp takes on current events, Power, and public discourse, often broadening into historical context and pop culture references. Notable strengths include a studio conversation style that is deeply opinionated yet analytically precise, and a willingness to connect literature to today's information ecosystem. The format tends to be spoiler-free on guests, with engaging banter and occasional livestreams teased for future readings.
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