This Wreckage
Sean KB and AP AndyCommunist podcast exploring political economy, history and the class struggle with AP Andy, Sean KB and guests. Become a patron to enjoy bonus content, access to our Discord community and more at: www.patreon.com/c/thiswreckage
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 614 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In this bonus episode Andy and Sean are joined by roving media correspondent, Rax King, to get into some of the 80s/90s urtexts that created 21st century American culture: spoken word and standup comedy by Generation X luminaries Jello Biafra, Henry ... more
Sean and Andy are joined by historian Daniel Wortel-London to discuss his recent book The Menace of Prosperity: New York City and the Struggle for Economic Development 1865-1981 out now from University of Chicago Press.
Without the taxes and jobs ge... more
&y, &ers Lee & a special SECRET guest (Jake Flores) compare some Zoomer 9/11 takes (via the Daily Wire) and the post-9/11 hot takes that got Susan Sontag, Amiri Baraka in some trouble.
For the full episode support the show at patreon.com/thi... more
Brooklyn vs. Dallas. Brownstones vs McMansions. Jelly Roll Morton vs. Jelly Roll. The Braves vs. The Savannah Bananas.
The authors of "Alphabet America" (Liam and Jackson) claim that their theory of a cosmopolitan America A and a psuedo-rural Americ... more
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- The Preeminent Leftcom podcast
I have been diving into The Wreckage since 2018 and only become more mature and thoughtful as the years go by
Apple Podcasts5Ferval Lankman
United States7 months ago - This Wreckage?
Pretty good show. A gem in a desert of backups coal. Loved the recent interview with Adrian. Sometimes I wish they’d do a lil more thinking and push more pressing questions when interviewing people like Phil Neel and also that’d they’d give the radlib republic stuff a rest, but still good.
Apple Podcasts4Icii1312United States9 months ago - Fascism of Academic Jargon
As usual the leftosphere has little to offer but jargon, theory and intellectual detachment, and no apparent grasp of what’s really going on or how to confront it. The planet itself is literally dying; elites are planning for the post-future, but you guys are still sitting here navel-gazing. If you don’t see that the coming war will be waged by the global north on the global south, you’re simply useless and irrelevant.
Apple Podcasts2Claymaker12United States10 months ago Nothing better than nazis calling you a fascist! Brain rot podcast at it's best
Podcast Addict1a year agoKsdtoday- why is everybody talking over each other in the most recent episode?
don’t people have manners?
Apple Podcasts3lou beniUnited Statesa year ago
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A left-leaning, politically engaged discussion show centered on political economy, labor organizing, and contemporary culture from a socialist perspective. Episodes mix long-form interviews with authors, field reports from labor organizing events, and sharp analyses of history, theory, and current events, often tying workplace issues to broader social power structures. Noteworthy are the deep dives into worker power, inside/outside organizing, and critical takes on populism, with guests ranging from labor activists to academic theorists and cultural critics. The format blends rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling, making it useful for listeners who want to understand how theory translates into organizing and policy ideas, and for p... more
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2. Mike O'Brien
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