
A podcast that explores current affairs and history relating to imperialism, the global south, gender, political economy, and people-to-people ties
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

In this episode, I have Lara Sheehi back on the podcast to discuss her new book on revolutionary psychology and psychic militancy. We discuss how the capitalist and imperialist ruling classes see our minds as a terrain on which to wage war, how this ... more
In this episode, I’m joined by Jasmine Peardon and Garrett Halas to discuss their recent trip to China which was organized by Canada-China Focus. We discuss what they learned from how the state prioritizes ecology as a vital part of development; we d... more
In this episode, Max Ajl returns to the podcast to discuss the ongoing anti-imperialist struggle in West Asia involving Iran and the Axis of Resistance. We discuss what this current war reveals about the state of imperialism today, the US-Israeli rel... more
In this episode, I have a wide-ranging conversation with Ju-Hyun Park regarding the politics of the DPRK. We discuss the central role of the US’ economic warfare in structuring how development takes place; we looked at some of the recent innovations ... more
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The show centers on anti-imperialism, global south solidarity, and critical analysis of development, often cross-referencing history, economics, and political strategy. Conversations frequently explore how Western power shapes global affairs, with episodes analyzing topics like ecological development in China, anti-imperialist critiques of media and knowledge production, regional geopolitics in West Asia, and cultural industries through decolonial lenses. Notable strengths include in-depth interviews with scholars, activists, and regional experts, plus a willingness to connect historic debates (Lenin vs. Roy, Western Marxism) to contemporary multipolar dynamics. The format tends to blend memoirs, field insights, and theoretical critique, of... more
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Recent guests on Journal of International Solidarity include:
1. Lara Sheehi
2. Jasmine Peardon
3. Garrett Halas
4. Ju-Hyun Park
5. Mohanad Alsayed
6. Ashwin Shantha
7. Ammar Ali Jan
8. Jeannette Graulau
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