Crimes Of Capital

The most expensive election in history just passed, causing the Foley sisters to ask: who really owns the government? One person one vote, or one dollar one vote? Listen to the episode and decide for yourself!

Love Canal may sound like a fun place to take a ride with your sweetie, but this is far from the truth. The people that lived in Love Canal experienced horrifying conditions, when the government in charge failed to protect them from a large amount of Toxic waste affecting their homes, and the towns elementary school. Find out the whole story, what the government did, and how the people that lived in this town fought back, in this episode!

Now that the United States is rearing up for the November presidential elections, we thought it would be a good time to talk about the candidates at hand. What do they say they stand for, and what do their policies show they stand for? How different are the republicans from the democrats, and what have Trump and Biden accomplished in their political careers? Listen in to find out!

This week the Foley Sisters put on their detective hats as they talk about Sandra Bland, and the highly suspicious circumstances that lead to her untimely death while in police custody.

Do you hate cops and love beer? Us too! turns out so did workers in 1855 Chicago, AND turns out their rebellion marked the birth of policing institutions as we know them. Tune in to this weeks episode to hear more!

This week the Foley Sisters take a trip to Bolivia as they discuss the Cochabamba Water Wars. Listen in to hear the inspiring stories of a community that fought for their lives, and learn the commonalities between their fight, and the movement America is currently going through.

Many have heard about Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking of underage girls, but what allowed this to go on for decades? How Broad was the scope of Epstein's circle of abusers? And how do we explain why and how society allowed what he did to go on? Join the Foley sisters as they discuss these questions and more!

This week the Foley sisters tell the story of two judges in Pennsylvania that were selling kids in their community to privatized juvenile detention facilities. What they did was horrendous, but are they the only ones that have profited on the detention of minors?

In this episode the Foley sisters talk about the League of Revolutionary Black Workers, a group that formed after the urban rebellions of 1967 and tried to form revolutionary organizations based on the power of the working class.

This week the Foley sisters give you the scoop on the Black Panther Party. Most of us have heard of them, but what we've been taught may not actually be consistent with the facts. Listen in to get those lesser known details, and to learn the dirty truth about how the United States government reacted to the organization.