
a podcast about organizing in the south, Texas fascism, and how to fight back
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

I am reading chapter 9 in three installments, as it is a very long chapter. This is the second installment, containing section 3.
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This was originally released Patreon only late December 2025, and here it is now for all to listen and learn from.
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Interview with socialist Green Party candidate for Texas State Representative in District 49, Arshia Papari. He is running on a platform of housing justice, civil rights, and systemic change for all Texans.
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Everyone's favorite Red Won guest, Comrade Pete is back for Parenti month 2026! We break down, discuss, and relate to the first half of Michael Parenti's 1997 book, Blackshirts and Reds.
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Only heard a couple episodes so far, trying to find time for more, appreciate the enthusiasm, listening from Georgia
Theory filtered through an accessible lens by a host who is obviously passionate about global liberation. Funny, easy to digest and vital to the current moment.
Much love and solidarity from Idaho!
Only heard a couple episodes so far, trying to hear some specific past episodes, appreciate the enthusiasm listening from Georgia (metro Atlanta), will update this review in a month or so
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The show centers on leftist organizing, anti-imperialism, and radical labor history with a strong emphasis on Texas politics, local governance, and social justice. Episodes frequently dissect policy, education, and regional power dynamics through a Marxist or anti-capitalist lens, pairing historical context with contemporary activism. Notable quirks include a willingness to engage with controversial topics, cross-issue coalitions, and calls to action for mutual aid, protests, and political campaigns. The format often blends rigorous analysis with personal anecdotes and pop-cultural references, making complex theory accessible to engaged listeners. A standout trait is its unapologetic stance on anti-capitalist organizing, grassroots campaign... more
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