
Born to Party, Forced to Work
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Aaron and Tom discuss lying about your cousins, modern attitudes about tv size, and Zionists wanting indebted Americans to fight for Israel.
Interrogating our past Dolly (and authorial) crimes, and examining another week in bizarre Trump policies Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/trillbillyworkersparty
The boys welcome back friend of the show to talk mostly about foodborne illness among other topics. Get Steve’s New Record Here: ovalwindowrecords.bandcamp.com/album/steve-sladkowski-joe-sorbara Catch Steve on tour with PUP here: www.... more
We're on track to become a top 500 podcast very soon Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/trillbillyworkersparty
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Tom you have the sexiest voice in the world never change, start a bed time story podcast please and thank you
A truly leftist perspective that’s also actually funny!!!!
This crew is so funny, smart, and entertaining. Love to see the representation for sanity in Appalachia. Comfort show.
Love you all.
Been listening since 2017 and this was one of the things that helped me articulate my political thoughts as a baby leftist way back when. I’m glad that y’all maintain your sense of humor in these insane times and tuning in each week makes me feel a little less crazy.
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This show blends sharp political critique with humor and pop culture riffs, often bouncing between current events, labor issues, regional Appalachia perspectives, and broader media narratives. Guests span musicians, writers, organizers, journalists, and architects, providing on-the-ground viewpoints and expert takes that illuminate power dynamics, urban-rural divides, and conservative projects in the countryside. A standout is the ensemble's willingness to mix satire with serious political analysis, creating a distinctive, irreverent lens on contemporary culture and policy that appeals to listeners who want both humor and substance.
Noteworthy strengths include rapid topic shifts that keep conversations dynamic, a recurring focus on labor ... more
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