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Critical Theory Working Group
@crittheoryworkgroupTracked since May 2026
https://ctwgwebsite.github.io/.
Observed Aug 28, 2026Public earnings
Paid members
34
0% · 30-day rate from 24 observed days
Total audience
465
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$157
Starting price
$5/mo
4 membership tiers
Where the 464 observed tier members sit
Membership tiers$092.9%
Largest observed tier is $0 Free. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Aug 28, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.
$0/moFree43192.9% of observed tier members
$5/moFelix Weil316.7% of observed tier members
$10/moHermann10.2% of observed tier members
$25/moFriedrich Engels10.2% of observed tier members
Growth signals: Critical Theory Working Group
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Membership34 paid members · 30-day rate from 24 observed days
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May 202617 weeks trackedNow
Critical Theory Working Group34 members · $157/mo
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| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Critical Theory Working Group | Freshness |
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| #2 |  P-car TalkPodcastsCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 37 | 3 more | Aug 28, 2026 |
| #3 |  Gale Force TwinsPodcastsCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 36 | 2 more | Aug 28, 2026 |
| #4 |  Critical Theory Working GroupProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort | 34 | Reference | Aug 28, 2026 |
| #5 |  Emma ApprovedPodcastsCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 33 | 1 fewer | Aug 28, 2026 |
| #6 |  Kofi OforiPodcastsCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 32 | 2 fewer | Aug 28, 2026 |
The rank uses the full fixed cohort. This table shows up to five creators around Critical Theory Working Group; the coverage summary above still counts everyone.
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What they publish54Profile posts3 postsLast month0%Members-only
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Article Latest postPublicEpisode 26: MUG Moment (ft. Ben L)Resident CTWG Infantiles Morrain and Cam meet CTWGs resident Marxist Unity Group member Mac, with backup from NYCDSA MUG member Ben, to get to the bottom of what the heck this renegade Kautsky guy is all about and why today's hot TV stars such as Bill Maher can't get enough of him. In play is Lars Lih's book Lenin Rediscovered, as well as
today at Aug 28 crawl 0 likes 0 commentsEpisode 25: Cisification of the Bourgeoisie (ft. Ashley)Nora, Imogen, and Helen are joined by friend of the pod Ashley to discuss two articles from the new volume of Mediations: Emma Heaney's "On the Cisness of the Bourgeoisie" and Amy De'Ath's "Two Substantialisms: On Value and Sexual Difference." Together, they answer a burning question of our movement: are trans women bourgeois?ImageAugust 6Public 0 0Episode 24: Schelling’s Clara: Conversations on the Absolute.Critique of the Podcast Form E24 Episode 24: Schelling’s Clara: Conversations on the Absolute. July 23 View post For episode 24 and part 2 in our Schelling series, James is joined by Imogen and Nora to discuss one of Schelling's unfinished works: Clara, or On Nature's Connection to the Spirit World. After situating the text within Schelling's wider oeuvre and patiently clearing the author from accusations of dark magic, we ruminate on its themes of resurrection, transmigration, the singularity of the soul and the magnificence of beavers. Putting Schelling in discussion with Kant, Fichte, Hegel, Freud, Mao, Bordiga and Kazuo Ishiguro we ask the ultimate question: can Naturphilosophie mourn?ArticleJuly 23Public 0 0Episode 23: Schelling's Early Philosophy of NatureCritique of the Podcast Form E23 Episode 23: Schelling's Early Philosophy of Nature July 9ArticleJuly 9Public 0 0Episode 22: Everybody FemaleImogen, Helen, and Nora kvetch about "The Logic of Gender" from Endnotes 3. Topics include whether capital is a totality (it is), whether Butler reduces gender to the value-form (they don't), and whether this article gets into enough detail regarding the history of the family (absolutely not.)ImageJune 26Public 0 0Episode 21: A Critical Theory of Christianity? (Ft. Julian Assele)Critique of the Podcast Form E21 Episode 21: A Critical Theory of Christianity? (Ft. Julian Assele) June 13ArticleJune 13Public 0 0Episode 20: Inside the Manesar Labor Movement (ft. Shreya)Mac and Re are joined by Shreya from the Center for Struggling Trade Unions (CSTU) to discuss the recent workers strikes in various industries of North India. Since March, workers in the automobile and garment industry were joined by domestic service workers to mobilize against low wages, unpaid overtime and deteriorating labor conditions. We also discuss the history of the workers mobilization in North India and raise some questions of the problems of labor organizing today.Articletoday at Aug 28 crawlPublic 0 0Lukács Presentation MeetingMay 17ArticleMay 17Public 0 0Episode 19: Peter Damerow and the Ontogeny of ThinkingThe new Damerow translation by the Marxism & Science JournalArticleMay 14Public 0 0Episode 18: Rupture Theory (Ft. Cam West)J. E., Cam, and Mac are joined by Cam West of Negation Magazine to discuss his essay "Rupture Theory" and the possibility of politics at a distance from the state. We discuss the status of the party-form, the dialectic of spontaneity and organization, and so on, especially as they pertain to the last 10 years in the US.ImageApril 30Public 0 0Episode 17: Who Paid The Riddler of Western Marxism? (Part 2)Critique of the Podcast Form E17 Episode 17: Who Paid The Riddler of Western Marxism? (Part 2) April 20 View post By popular demand, J. E. and Crane unite in a two-part episode (of which this is the second part) to, uh... review? critique? lampoon? Gabriel Rockhill's book Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism Inter alia, they answer pressing questions like, who controls the academic world? (Probably not annoying "idealist" grad students) Did the Frankfurt School destroy the American labor movement? (No, lol) And, what does it mean to use wissenschaftlich DHM hermeneutics to dialectically situate subjective agency with the objective totality of material conditions? (Hell if we know!)ImageApril 20Public 0 1Episode 16: Who Paid The Riddler of Western Marxism? (Part 1)Critique of the Podcast Form E16 Episode 16: Who Paid The Riddler of Western Marxism? (Part 1) April 20 View post By popular demand, J. E. and Crane unite in a two-part episode to, uh... review? critique? lampoon? Gabriel Rockhill's book Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism. Inter alia, they answer pressing questions like, who controls the academic world? (Probably not annoying "idealist" grad students) Did the Frankfurt School destroy the American labor movement? (No, lol) And, what does it mean to use wissenschaftlich DHM hermeneutics to dialectically situate subjective agency with the objective totality of material conditions? (Hell if we know!)ImageApril 20Public 0 0
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