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Rudy joins Raj Patel for a discussion on the global food system. We discuss how food serves as a , the paradox of , linking it to the systemic issues in food production and consumption. We discuss producers, vendors and how supermarkets dictate what...
Isaac and Jack join Jarrod Shanahan, an activist, educator, and the author of , for a wide-ranging conversation. We cover the last 70 years of New York City's political history from the lens of the city's jails. We discuss the various actors fighting...
Donald and Luke talk with Bruno Leipold about his forthcoming book, Citizen Marx: Republicanism and the Formation of Karl Marx’s Social and Political Thought. Bruno touches on several topics including English Chartism, democratic republicanism,...
Chas, James, and Rudy delve into the history of the Polish People's Republic in this episode, focusing on the influential Solidarity movement. They explore communism's roots in Poland from the interwar period to WWII, highlighting the challenges posed...
Rob, Eric and Rudy continue their discussion of the Algerian revolution from the fall of Ben Bella to the end of the Black Decade (known in the West as the Algerian Civil War). We discuss the starting point of Boumedienne's government, the agrarian...
Gus, Donald and Isaac join Esra, author of the webside for a discussion on their experience inside the Committee to Reconstitute the Communist Party of the USA, also known as the Red Guards. We go into a lot of detail on how the CR-CPUSA operated,...
Rudy and Christian join Chris Gilbert for a discussion on his new book . We cover the history of the Venezuelan communal project, and how it relates to previous attempts of the government to build a socialist economy including the Venezuelan...
Luke joins Gil Shaeffer, a former member of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and author of "” to talk about the SDS, the New Left, and the centrality of democratic republicanism to Marxism. Gil discusses his path to joining SDS in the late...