LibertiesTalk
LibertiesThe podcast of Liberties, a Journal of Culture and Politics. LibertiesTalk offers two sorts of conversations: The first is hosted by Celeste Marcus, the managing editor of Liberties, and features conversations with members of the Liberties community about whatever is on our minds. The other is a monthly series of wide-ranging conversations on culture and politics hosted by Celeste Marcusand Chris ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||
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- Very Thorough discussions
This podcast features either Wieseltier or Marcus speaking to Liberties writers. The writers are given time to explain the roots of their argument and why they arrived at their opinions. The hosts are curious and have insight as well. Great discussions on specific books and films.
Apple Podcasts5Harryschill25
United Statesa year ago - Boring
Really, really boring.
Apple Podcasts1Norvern Munky
Australia3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #249 |  Canada/Arts/Books |
Apple Podcasts | #56 |  Poland/Arts/Books |
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