art - culture - activism
since 2017
podcasts
"like reading for your ears"
There's a huge range of independent podcasts out there doing some incredible work exploring the intersection of politics and creativity.
Here you'll find just some of them, each tackling big ideas, injustice, and apathy in a vibrant, radical way.
Tender Buttons is a Bristol-based podcast chatting to writers and artists about their ideas, process and politics.
Hosted by Jessica Andrews and Jack Young, the show is produced in partnership with Storysmith Bookshop in Bristol.
Tender Buttons
A chill weekly video games podcast about interesting and creative games, from indie to AAA. Your host: our gaming editor, Iceland-based journalist John Rogers.
You can also find John chatting about games on Twitter and Instagram, making video on YouTube, and streaming games live on Twitch - check out linktr.ee/gaminginthewild to join the party.
Gaming In The Wild
Locust Radio is a monthly podcast of the radical weird, catapulting itself into the future by way of the past.
Published in anachronistic newspaper format four times a year and online, we are unapologetically socialist, experimental and irrealist in outlook, clinging to the hope of discovering a profane illumination out of the end times. Check out our Patreon or follow us on Twitter
Locust Radio
The Acid Left is a hub for online and real life happenings around class consciousness.
Working across platforms (including Twitter), we aim to create a forum of dispersed organisation that can coordinate creative opposition to the stifling practices of capitalism. Turn on, tune in, and shape a future collective reality. You can get involved via their Patreon.
The Acid Left
Three Ain't a Crowd seeks to explore the intersections between the arts, mental health and social change.
With a different guest each week, the aim is to create an informal, diverse and accessible platform which does not shy away from difficult subjects including knife violence, the criminal justice system, mental health, bereavement, trauma and racism. These social issues are considered through the lens of fashion, film poetry, drag, hip-hop amongst others.
Three Ain't A Crowd
Podcast syndication
