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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2026 · 1H 19M

Banned Books: Section One

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For this episode of Liquor & Literature we are diving into some controversial pages and talking about banned books! Banned books are quite the hot topic as many of the written works that have been disputed over the decades have also made significant contributions to our society, education, and right to free speech. Join us as we discuss three noteworthy books, their themes, and why they were removed or banned from public schools and libraries. References: - Howl and Other Poems by Allen Ginsberg - poetryfoundation.org - wikipedia.org - imdb.com - The Jungle by Uptown Sinclair - biography.com - peggyannbrown.net - Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

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For this episode of Liquor & Literature we are diving into some controversial pages and talking about banned books! Banned books are quite the hot topic as many of the written works that have been disputed over the decades have also made significant contributions to our society, education, and right to free speech. Join us as we discuss three noteworthy books, their themes, and why they were removed or banned from public schools and libraries.

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