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The Political Philosophy Podcast

@PoliticalPhilosophyPodcastTracked since May 2026

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Paid members
70
0% · 30 days
Total audience
159
incl. free followers
Estimated monthly gross
$1.1K

$560–$1.7K modeled range

Starting price
$8/mo
5 membership tiers
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$0/moFreePublic prices and benefits only
$8/moSuggested donationIf you've found these podcasts valuable, can I suggest a donation of $2 per episode. This helps me cover all the basic costs associated with it - for instance research, hosting, and software costs ensuring I'm always brining you a great quality product.
$14/moGenerous DonationIf you can go a bit above and beyond why not? Be a part of helping to create and spread public philosophy. If karma was a philosophically well founded concept you would get a bunch of it for this!
$40/moPatronDream with us! Become a Parton of the podcast - help sponsor us for the long run. I'm trying to build something here - and increasingly using my platform as a base to support a sustained body of anti-fascist analysis and activism. If you are able to, consider donating at a level that allows me to devote more time to the show, to research, to bringing political philosophy to a wider public, and for being public voice for a more aggressive liberalism.
$88/moMediciIt can't hurt to ask! For the truly cultured patron of the arts, announce your finely cultured taste, public spirit, and munificence, with this princely gift.
Growth signals — The Political Philosophy Podcast
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70 paid members · past 30 days

Membership
717069
May 202615 weeks trackedNow
The Political Philosophy Podcast70 members · $1.1K/mo

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Creator comparisons

Where The Political Philosophy Podcast ranks

5 creators shown
#47 of 9 cohort creators measured
Paid members in Recommended cohort

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7 of 9 cohort creators have a measured paid-member count; the other 2 remain unranked for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows
The Political Philosophy Podcast's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
RankCreator and why includedPaid membersGap vs The Political Philosophy PodcastFreshness
#2
President SundayPodcastsContent relevance + business context
247177 moreAug 1, 2026
#3
Lantern JackPodcastsContent relevance + business context
16090 moreAug 5, 2026
#4
The Political Philosophy PodcastProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort
70ReferenceJul 31, 2026Stale
#5
1/200PodcastsContent relevance + business context
637 fewerJul 19, 2026Stale
#6
Subversive w/ Alex KaschutaPodcastsContent relevance + business context
3832 fewerAug 10, 2026

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215Profile posts0 postsLast month41.7%Members-only

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Article Latest post$8 tier & upView 0 comments

Can Democrats match Republican aggression? with Noah Berlatsky

July 1 0 likes 0 comments
View 0 commentsMAGA & Masculinity with Amanda Marcotte June 9ArticleJune 9$8 tier & up 0 0View 0 commentsCritics of Starmer’s appeasement were right—we should say so!ArticleMay 29$8 tier & up 0 0View 0 commentsListening to Black women with Atima Omara May 29ArticleMay 29$8 tier & up 0 0View 0 commentsThe Roman Republic Bret Devereaux May 29ArticleMay 29$8 tier & up 0 0Were fascism's cassandras victims of "epistemic injustice"?Not being listened to was annoying, was it also unjust?ArticleApril 27Public 0 0Birthright citizenship with Anna O. LawThe history of, and modern threats to, this core American freedomArticleApril 21Public 0 0Was it Fascism all along? with Silvaria Lysandra ZemaitisI recently wrote an extended feature for liberal currents, trying to make sense of our recent regiment and arguing for a framework that considers conservatism and fascism meaningfully distinct (without being sympathetic to the former.)ArticleApril 12Public 0 0The birth rate debateApril 7 View postArticleApril 7Public 0 0No podcast this weekApologies - i'm working on two big projects, which i'm excited to share with you in the coming months, and lost a few days to illness so i'm behind. We'll be back to regular programming next weekArticleMarch 28Public 0 0You cannot compromise with bigotry with Nicholas MitchellWhat is bigotry, how should we think about it, and why a strategy of appeasement will never work.ArticleMarch 11Public 0 0Another day, another validation of anti-fascist ‘alarmistsFebruary 27 View post My thoughts on the Manchester by-electionArticleFebruary 27Public 0 0
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