
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 | 592 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Sean is joined by favorite guest and wife Rax King to discuss her upcoming essay in journalism cooperative Flaming Hydra on why organizing in the food service industry is so difficult but also so vital. What will it take for labor to break through in... more
As Sean and Varn reconvene we are faced with the unenviable task of trying to understand what the hell the Democratic Party is going to run on in 2026 and 2028, How to understand this economic moment? How to understand the various geopolitical crises... more
NEW EP! Was Trump's China trip a Nothing Burger or a soy slop?
Why does the Deep State care so much about Taiwan?
And Sean's NY☭ hat came from WHERE?
All that plus choo-choo talk (LIRR Strike) in the bonus! For the full episode, sign up at http://... more
NEWS EP! Sean reports back from the a Beverly Hills Hedge Fund summit. Europe goes solar punk. US debt passes GDP as Project Freedom fails, and the Mideast bases lie in ruin. Is America through, or just through being cool?
Billionaires Unfazed by I... more
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I have been diving into The Wreckage since 2018 and only become more mature and thoughtful as the years go by
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.
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?
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A left-leaning, politics-forward program that centers on political economy, labor, and historical struggles, with frequent guests from activist, academic, and publishing circles. Episodes mix sharp analysis of capitalism, imperialism, and union organizing with cultural commentary and real-world organizing tactics. Notable strengths include a consistent emphasis on worker power, a willingness to interrogate mainstream narratives, and a roster of guests who bring diverse perspectives from books, unions, and radical movements, making it a strong fit for audiences seeking rigorous, reform-minded discourse and practical insights for organizers and funders alike.
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