
A podcast about how today’s Empire works and who is resisting.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesSciencePoliticsNews | |||

Using Anita Anand’s book, The Patient Assassin, among other sources, we tell the story of India from 1919 to the 1920s, including the massacre at Amritsar, the Malabar Uprising of 1921, Bhagat Singh, Gandhi, and of course Udham Singh. Ghadar and the ... more
1919 was the year of strikes in North America. How general strikes in Winnipeg and Seattle shook the North American rulers, even though both were contained.
Jon Elmer joins. We discuss the beginning of the third Ceasefire in Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.
Reading the first two chapters of Michael Hudson’s Superimperialism, we study the transformation of the world financial system after World War I. That transformation is driven by a surprising decision by the US to insist on repayment of its loans to ... more
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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.
So much information, intelligence and empathy, all in one place. Bravo!
Opens your eyes, gets you to think and see the world more clearly. Essential listening! Stimulating and a best example of how history should be taught and discussed.
Essential listening. I've been tuning in to every sit rep on YT but I can't thank you enough for making the June 14 '25 one available via my audio podcast app, Justin. I retain the info so much better this way and it makes repeat listens easier too. Will still watch on YT or wherever but I really appreciate this. Hang in there.
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This podcast provides an in-depth exploration of the mechanisms of imperialism and resistance throughout history and in contemporary situations. The hosts cover a wide array of historical events and political movements, often emphasizing the connections between past and present struggles against empire. Noteworthy themes include discussions on the impacts of treaties like the Treaty of Versailles, the dynamics of global politics, and the narratives surrounding liberation movements. The inclusion of diverse perspectives and historical analysis makes it compelling for those interested in understanding the complexities of socio-political power dynamics.
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