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Hosted by All Spoilers Collective · arts · EN · 55 episodes
Ever wonder what a book club with professors would sound like? The Drip is a podcast where three academics of color talk about great books.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEver wonder what a book club with professors would sound like? The Drip is a podcast where three academics of color talk about great books.
The Drip is hosted by All Spoilers Collective. The show has published 55 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "No, You Don’t Need to Read “the Original”: Percival Everett’s JAMES" (20 September 2026, 67 minutes), "Episode 54 -- How (Not?) to Be a Revolutionary: Xochitl Gonzalez’s Olga Dies Dreaming" (20 September 2026, 65 minutes), and "Episode 53 -- Octavia Butler's Parables (Part II): Take Root Among the Stars" (14 August 2025, 60 minutes).
The Drip publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 60 minutes across 55 episodes.
Booking probability for The Drip is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Drip requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Drip's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for The Drip are Artists, Writers & Performers. The Drip has an arts audience.
All Spoilers Collective hosts The Drip, an arts show with 55 episodes published.
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Episode #59
At his recent visit to the Twin Cities, Everett joked that he was "so tired of talking about this book." The good news is that the Spoilers aren't. This might be one of our most engaged and lively discussions in a...
Episode #58
The Spoilers are back discussing another fun book with serious subtext. It got us thinking about a lot of things, including what kind of revolutionaries make the best parent and is it radical to own a lot of apartment...
Episode #57
In Part II of our Parable series, the Spoilers continue their discussion of Butler's amazing novels. While Sower is definitely a shockingly accurate book in so many ways, Talents hits home with even more power...
Episode #56
The first of two episodes on Octavia Butler's Parable series, this show finds the Spoilers discussing one of the most beloved books of the last 40 years -- Parable of the Sower. The Spoilers have a lot to say about this...
Episode #55
<p>This episode, though subdued, is a fascinating journey into the critical minds of the spoilers as they try to figure out what it is about Mukherjee's stories that has a hold on them. It's probably fair to say that we...
Episode #54
<p>In this, our 50th episode, the Spoilers discuss everything from the inception of our little show to our favorite books and episodes. As you can imagine, it is celebration of everything that has kept us going all...
Episode #53
<p>The Spoilers are back with the penultimate episode on their way toward the big 50! In this episode they heap praises upon Jesmyn Ward's latest triumph about a young, enslaved woman being led on a journey to the dark...
Episode #52
<p>The gang is back, you guys! It's been awhile, but we are back to discuss Shannon Gibney's amazing memoir of transracial adoption, family, and love. We've read a lot of books doing this show over the years, but you...
Episode #51
<p>The Spoilers are back with an episode about Charmaine Wilkerson's worthy novel, Black Cake -- just in time for the Hulu release of the series on November 1st. If you haven't read the book, all you have to do is...
Episode #50
<p>In this episode the Spoilers talk about Aidoo's wonderful novel, but as you might expect, they end up talking about patriarchy. And in particular they spend a lot of time talking about Esi and her car. You know, we...
Episode #49
<p>In this, our 45th episode, the Spoilers are back with what they thought would be a frolicking, early summer show about Baxter, a Black Canadian aspiring dentist who works as a sleeping car porter on a cross-continent...
Episode #48
<p>In this special Driplet, Anita gives Todd the chance to share his narrative of injury and recovery. After suffering a hemorrhagic stroke in February of 2020, Todd had to learn to read again while teaching a...
Episode #47
<p>Did you know many Black writers including Zora Neale Hurston, Frank Yerby, and Lorraine Hansberry wrote works in which most or all of the characters were white? One of the best of these is James Baldwin's Giovanni's...
Episode #46
<p>Let's be honest -- when the Spoilers first started reading Leone Ross's Popisho, they were kind of confused. But as this lively conversation reveals, we came to really love this strange, original, endearing book. It...
Episode #45
<p>It's been a minute, but the Spoilers are back with another compelling book conversation -- this time about Attica's Locke's best-selling mystery. The novel takes place on a plantation, so you know we have to ground...
Episode #44
<p>In this special "bookless" episode (in which we actually talk about many books), the Spoilers take on the question of language use in the classroom -- specifically, what do we do as teachers when material we want to...
Episode #43
<p>It's been a while, but the Spoilers are back -- this time taking on the dangerous, seedy underworld of 1940s Los Angeles in Walter Mosley's classic novel about the factory worker turned private detective, Easy...
Episode #42
<p>The Spoilers have been on a roll lately, doing shows about books that have just blown us away -- and this show is no exception. In this episode we talk about Toni Morrison's perplexing and captivating heroine, Sula...
Episode #41
<p>In this episode, the Spoilers can't stop gushing about Eloghosa Osunde's new novel, VAGABONDS! Structured like a spiritual text that challenges the orthodoxy and self-righteousness of those who would deny freedom and...
Episode #40
<p>In another quiet episode, the Spoilers dig deep into issues of borders and migration both in Poddar's novel and in their own lives. It quickly becomes clear that while migration is a more immediate issue for some, it...
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