On this week’s episode of Coffee with Comrades, Sam joins Pearson once again for a discussion of current events before Pearson hosts an interview with a comrade from EngSciMath and Exiled Consensus.

Current Events:

• Mutual Aid relief efforts in the Florida panhandle are ongoing.
• Panama City landlords are finishing what Hurricane Michael started.
• Meanwhile, the Oath Keepers got arrested in Mexico Beach, FL while “patrolling” out past curfew.
• Amazon is still garbage.
• The Trump administration’s war on our transgender comrades continues.
• Elizabeth Warren decided it would be a good idea to do a DNA test to “prove” her indigenous ancestry.

Support Mutual Aid Disaster Relief & Autonomous Relief Efforts:

• Mutual Aid Disaster Relief Donation Page
• Tallahassee DSA Fund
• Florida People’s Advocacy Center
• Wish-list for the FL Panhandle

Today’s edition of the show focuses on science, technology, engineering, and math majors and the intersections these fields have with radical left politics. A comrade from EngSciMath and Exiled Consensus join Pearson for a discussion of education, the university, and critical inquiry to envision a future divorced of capitalist schemes where emancipated free-thinkers are empowered to work for a world of justice and equality in community with one another.

You can follow EngSciMath on Twitter.

Get involved with the EngSciMath Slack: [email protected].  

Visit Exiled Consensus’s website and give him a follow on Twitter.

Check out Sam’s website.

Intro: “I Ain’t Got No Home in this World” by Woody Guthrie

Interlude: “Yomilo” by Milo

Outro: “Royal Beggars” by Architects