
A podcast about how today’s Empire works and who is resisting.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SciencePoliticsNewsSocial Sciences | |||

In the Interwar years America invaded many Central American and Caribbean countries. The major ones included Haiti, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic. We start with the DR, 1916-1924, who nonetheless managed to get the Americans to withdraw.
A showdown over evolution at the Scopes Monkey Trial. A frame-up of Sacco and Vanzetti. A pair of Interwar trials define America in this period.
Back when we covered the US Civil War, we talked about how the US ultimately un-did the Reconstruction. But undoing the Reconstruction went on and on, and the Tulsa Race Massacre (formerly known as the Tulsa Race Riot) was a major moment of the destr... more
Continuing our series on Interwar America including Indian Reservations, Black Labor, the Garveyite Movement, and the KKK.
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Wonderful work. Thank you both for this invaluable gift.
Offers an unparalleled insight into History from a Leftist perspective. The only podcast worth listening to!!!!
Another tankie treating terrorism as resistance. It’s appalling that Western leftists who demand so many rights for themselves in their own countries will happily lionise evil men whose entire project is to dismantle rights and freedoms for others in theirs. Male White privilege masquerading as liberationism.
good topics, really needs better polish; is borderline unintelligible
History podcasts are my preferred genre, this is one of the most comprehensive. Excellent analysis and insight. HOWEVER, the frequent coughs, sniffles and throat-clearing are really annoying. PLEASE get a cough button to mute those noises. Also, as others have mentioned, the laughter can be a bit grating. Those audio issues took this review down to 4 stars.
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A critical, scholarship-informed look at how empires exert influence, extract resources, and shape global power—and how communities resist. Episodes weave deep historical analysis of colonization, labor movements, and anti-imperial struggles with contemporary geopolitics, offering careful context, multiple perspectives, and a focus on often-underreported histories. Listeners can expect thorough research, nuanced debates, and a clear anti-imperial lens that highlights connections between past and present. The treatment tends to favor rigorous sourcing, moral clarity on oppression, and attention to marginalized voices, making it likely to appeal to history buffs, policy researchers, and social-justice-minded audiences seeking thoughtful, evid... more
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