
This is a podcast by members of the Socialist Party in Naarm (Melbourne). We hope to bring a radical perspective to a podcast landscape dominated by insipid liberalism (looking at you, The Daily). The pod will come out weekly, and aims to breakdown news and current events from a socialist point of view. While a lot of what’s going on in the world is fairly bleak, The Party Line will try and highli... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Episode 55: The Party Line on how the royal commission justifies genocide
The gang is back together this week! But more importantly, we welcome a special guest Yasmine Johnson, fresh from appearing before the Royal Commission into antisemitism (AKA ... more
Episode 55: The Party Line on how Modi conquered India
It’s Anneke’s turn to have a week off, and she’s been replaced by our favourite temp, Jasmine Duff. Jasmine and Jordy go a little bit rogue during the headlines segment, and spend some time brea... more
Episode 54: The Party Line on how AI is Destroying the World
This week Omar was replaced by a megaphone - seems fitting! We were joined by Alma Torlakovic, NSW socialists Candidate for Granville and campaigner against data centres, to talk about the... more
Episode 53: The Party Line on how Pauline embraced her inner fascist
This ep looks at two big events this week: the Victorian teachers rejecting the shitty deal pushed by the Labor government and their union stooges, and Pauline Hanson’s fascistic p... more
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Knowledgeable Australian socialists talking about national and international events.
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A sharp, left-wing program that analyzes current events through a socialist lens, often connecting domestic policy debates to broader global struggles. Episodes typically critique austerity, corporate influence, and media framing while highlighting grassroots organizing, labor campaigns, Indigenous rights, anti-racist work, and solidarity with international movements. A standout feature is the through-line of anti-imperialism and a call to action—whether through protests, unions, or community organizing—paired with candid banter and practical organizing prompts. The show frequently features guests from Indigenous, Muslim, student, labor, and activist communities, providing diverse perspectives that ground theory in real-world campaigns. Pot... more
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Recent guests on The Party Line Podcast include:
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2. Gaith Crame
3. Gary Foley
4. Oskar Martin
5. Ella Gutridge
6. Rob Narai
7. Liam Parry
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