It Could Happen Here

Robert sits down with Lucas Herndon, a father and activist in Las Cruces, about right wing attempts to dominate his local school board.

We're joined by Brendan Maslauskas Dunn and Julianna Neuhouser to discuss Port Militarization Resistance, a little known chapter in the anti-war movement, and how a relatively small number of people drew down the wrath of the American security state

Saint Andrew returns to guest host an episode about soft climate change denial.

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Why do corporations destroy their own goods? Why do factories sit empty when people need their products? The answer is corporate sabotage.

We discuss lying flat, China's version of the antiwork movement, discourse beyond the Great Firewall, and how overworked youths in China and America alike fell in love with Diogenes

Garrison walks us through how they identified Rittenhouse the night of the Kenosha shooting and gives tips for starting open source verification.

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We talk with Alexis about how just in time production and lean manufacturing have destroyed all resiliency in our supply chains and the effect keeping the supply chain running are having on the workers who form the real basis of the economy.

We're told that increasing energy efficiency will make a big impact on decreasing our carbon emissions, but what if that isn't really the case?

We talk with Kim Kelly about Striketober, the importance of maintaining support for strikes after they leave the headlines, and the potential for labor action to move conservatives left

The gang continues their conversation on VR, the metaverse and the rest of Facebook's Meta conference

The gang talks VR, the metaverse and the first part of Facebook's Meta conference.

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Part 2 of our interview with Arnesa Kustura in which we discuss the current situation in Bosnia and the danger that it poses

Genocide expert Arnesa Kustura joins us to discuss how a relatively prosperous multi-ethnic socialist state was destroyed by ethno-nationalists and how their rampant propaganda allowed them to carry out a genocide while Europe cheered.

We talk with lawyer Moira Cohen about the Rittenhouse trial

We talk with Molly Conger, a Charlottesville journalist, over the ongoing legal battle over the 2017 Unite the Right rally.