
Manufacturing Dissent since 1996
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 515 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

Brian Mier returns to discuss the upcoming Brazilian election and the prospects for another right-wing coup. Check out Brian's Substack, "De-Linking Brazil": bmier.substack.com/ and his new Latin American news portal, "Panamerican Dispatch": ... more
Sonali Kolhatkar returns to discuss her new book, "Breaking ICE: Community Defense against State Terror and MAGA Fascism," just published by Seven Stories Press: www.sevenstories.com/books/4889-breaking-ice "The Moment of Truth" with Jeff Dor... more
Ill Will Editions editor Nick Smolek joins us to discuss the forthcoming book, "Depose: Luigi Mangione, the Right to Health, and the Unfinished American Revolution": www.deposebook.com/ "Rotten History" from Renaldo Migaldi follows the interv... more
Robin Steinberg and Camilo Ramirez return to discuss their new book, "The Bail Trap: A Scandal at the Heart of American Justice" from The New Press: thenewpress.org/books/the-bail-trap/ "The Moment of Truth" with Jeff Dorchen follows the inte... more
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seriously, incredible guests from across the left, and chuck is the best interviewer out there, insightful and probing questions that engage deeply with the work. the show has a fun, irreverent, only slightly jaded diy vibe i very much enjoy, and it’s completely listener supported, so no ads ever!
It seems like a lot of episodes from 2020/21 that i saved for listening to later has vanished. can someone let me know if they’ll be added back or if they’ve been stored/saved somewhere else. please let me know.
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A long-running, left-leaning interview show that features deep-dive conversations with academics, journalists, activists, and policy experts on topics like democracy, inequality, imperialism, immigration, and technology. Episodes typically center on rigorous historical context, data, and critical perspectives on power, with the host asking probing questions and giving guests ample room to develop complex arguments. Notably, guests come from think tanks, universities, advocacy groups, and journalism, often challenging mainstream narratives and connecting global issues to domestic policy. The format tends to be long-form and analytical, with a mix of historical analysis, policy critique, and cultural commentary that appeals to listeners seeki... more
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Recent guests on This Is Hell! include:
1. Brian Mier
2. Clarissa Redwine
3. JS. Tan
4. Sonali Kolhatkar
5. Nick Smolek
6. Robin Steinberg
7. Camilo Ramirez
8. Kim Phillips-Fein
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