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We talk Jackson Hinkle, the American Left, and Greg and Johns thoughts on what it takes to build an American Communist movement.

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In this Episode, John and Greg Discuss Alexander the Great (With minimal tangents) And the material conditions that set Ancient Macedon up for a series of conquests that would forever change history and development of the Western World.

Better late then never, eh?

Greg and John go over the results of the 2024 election, what they think led to Trumps decisive second electoral victory, and what it means for the United States and the rest of the world.

This one gets pretty dark, so if you ain't up for that it might be best to skip this one.

In our inaugural movie night episode, Greg and John nominally discuss the 2005 Ridley Scott film Kingdom of Heaven, but mostly use it as a springboard for general discussion of the medieval era in the Mediterranean world.

Topics include: Greg's Golden Path for Europe, frontier cultural dynamics, how Medieval Christendom compares to the Roman Empire, the cultivation of the Thousand Year Stare, and much more.

Apologies for the long delay; Greg moved across the country, then I got sick.

Greg and John catch up, then attempt to follow-up on the first episode, but mostly end up rambling about early 20th century West Asia and colonialism, and eventually hit upon a new format. Other topics include inevitable Chinese Hegemony, the French and British Empires, and the Achaemenid and Assyrian Empires.

Greg, John, and special guest Alex discuss the Red Army Faction, a left terror group active in Cold War West Germany that fundamentally altered the political landscape it acted in. Other topics include the generally fucked vibes of postwar Europe, the global leftist movement's apogee in the 1960s, and the costs of Soviet military might.