
Communist 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 | 565 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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We discuss PLURIBUS: Vince Gilligan's new show about a misanthropic writer who has to deal with the annoying communist singularity.
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Our initial reaction to Trump's first regime change and some thoughts on the end of the Bolivarian Revolution.
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Sean and Varn are back to talk current events, discuss theory and gripe about everyone and everything. On the tumbrils this week: artificial intelligence, the DSA, sovereign debt, multipolarity and how not to debate with Colin Drumm online. In the se... more
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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.
Nothing better than nazis calling you a fascist! Brain rot podcast at it's best
don’t people have manners?
I so enjoyed listening to your interview with Kim Stanley Robinson! Thank you!!
These guys are really ignorant about actual history and culture. I’m not really against their politics but they speak really authoritatively about things they clearly don’t understand at all. It’s not flattering
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A unique exploration of contemporary political issues and historical contexts is featured, centering primarily on themes of class struggle, political economy, anti-fascism, and leftist ideologies. The discussion is enriched by engaging narratives that often mix personal anecdotes with critical analyses of social justice, counterculture, and the evolving landscapes of political movements, including reflections on past revolutionary efforts. The format combines insights from knowledgeable guests with the hosts' own experiences, fostering a thoughtful dialog that resonates with those seeking to understand leftist thought while also encouraging audience participation through various platforms.
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