
Your favorite podcast about literature for hot, cool, gay, and/or working class people. Hosted by Aysha, Lenore, Jacob, and Jen. New episodes on Mondays. Patreon: Patreon.com/workerslit Contact us at workerslit@gmail.com.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

We've returned to the dark abyss that is the mind of Just Dance Vance.
AJ Ditty of The Worst of All Possible Worlds podcast joins us to take on Vice President JD Vance's newest book, "Communion: Finding my way back to faith."
Vance tells us all ho... more
Grab your three-ringed binders, highlighters, and spellbooks, this week we're talking about "The Incandescent," a 2025 academia fantasy novel by Emily Tesh.
We've got schools, and labor concerns, and demons, and bisexuality, and a fantastic guest: B... more
It’s time to talk about a true living legend: Angela Davis.
Educational YouTuber and podcaster RevolutionaryTh0t joins us to talk about the life of one of the greatest thinkers and organizers of our time before we hop into the 1981 book, “Women, Rac... more
Pull up a chair listeners, and heed the tale of a man named Zakalwe…
This month’s listener-chosen episode is “Use of Weapons” by Iain M. Banks, a 1990 sci-fi novel and one of the most famous entries in “The Culture” series.
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Dune? Star Wars? Ministry for the Future? Red Plenty has to be up there. Just a terrific show taking a critical eye to the culture industry, through speculative fiction and other works. Bright and fun
Absolutely loved the episode on Blood Meridian. Appreciated your honesty and analysis of themes. Looking forward to listening to much more of you guys.
Really great culture and politics podcast. So glad to have found it via the bird app.
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A thoughtful, Left-leaning discussion show that blends literature, politics, and culture with a strong organizing orientation. Across episodes, hosts analyze books, theory, and current events through a critical lens, often highlighting anti-imperialist perspectives, labor solidarity, and radical imagination. The format centers on rigorous dialogue, wry humor, and a commitment to accessible ideas, making it appealing to readers, activists, and curious listeners who enjoy cross-disciplinary conversations. A notable strength is the consistent pairing of deep literary analysis with practical implications for community organizing and media critique, plus a diverse roster of guests who bring expertise from writing, activism, and scholarship.
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Workers' Lit launched 4 years ago and published 188 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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