Where the coal miners are STILL on strike even tho this episode is 5 months late!

When I got my first dose of Pfizer my after effects were that warm fuzzy, getting ejected from the matrix feeling u get in your face and nose when ur comin up on acid {based on what i've been told it feels like to be on acid. I ofc have no firsthand knowledge *insert sunglasses emoji*}. If that's not convincing enough, listen to this eppy on why you should get vaccinated *insert heart emoji*

For my visual learners: here is the article we used as a touchstone for this discussion http://www.plp.org/challenge/2020/12/28/fighting-covid-19-with-vaccines-and-communism.html

Newark activist Afrika of the All Power to the People YouTube channel joins us to discuss the police attack of the Rodwell-Spivey family and other elements of the racist material conditions confronting the working class under liberal misleader Ras Baraka. His advice? Educate, agitate, organize!

And the chamber of Jeff Bezos' space ship. 

Beachmate Tamika joins us to tackle the topic of identity politics. Aila eats eggplant {parmigiana} just as her Italian steelworker grandfather from Scranton did before her; she also hopes to find bananas in the community fridge right after posting this.

**I'm sorry there hasnt been an episode in 3 weeks <> promise to make it up to y'all somehow//am open to suggestions lol**

If your friend is carrying a bicycle packed with beach stuff take care not to recount the "I've been halved!" segment of the Dewey Cox movie, it may result in them cartoonishly falling across the subway mezzanine in an effort to not let their beloved bike drop.

How's that for a tale of two cities, de Blasio?

Turns out we were Creole the whole time.

Praise Zeus Aila & Yasha are still friends after this episode. (Tho Aila stands by the question: who would get upset over window shopping except a capitalist?) Also shouts out to Kirk from tinder, a role model on how to deal with pen-pal girls. 

I bet Richard Wagner DID NOT see that coming.