Journalist and activist Andray Domise joins Rob in the virtual bunker to talk about the attempted corporate cooptation of the Black Lives Matter movement, the history of black radical movements, and the importance of a systemic analysis of racism.

Show Notes:

• Matt Taibbi review of White Fragility

• Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism

• JP Morgan's Juneteenth celebration

• JP Morgan's actual history on slavery

• Michael Parenti yellow video

Former Chief Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court Leo E Strine Jr joins Rob in the virtual bunker to talk about the history and meaning of Delaware's Chancery Court, how he would change America's corporate governance, and how woke talk should be met with woke action.

Show Notes:

• Strine's paper on sustainable capitalism

Founder of Short Order Production House Zach Phillips joins Rob in the virtual bunker to talk about his latest essay in technical.ly and how capitalism is the most poorly designed game in history.

Note: there is a minor echo in Zach's audio, tried to edit it down so it shouldn't be too bad

Show Notes:

• Remaking Murdertown Podcast

• Zach's essay in technical.ly

• Ellora Derenoncourt tweet on the Great Migration

• Challenge Program

We live in an age of statues and bus heroes, mass uprisings and fascists. General Secretary of the Delaware Antifa Chapter Kristin Bricker joins Rob and Karl in the backyard bunker to talk about some of the greatest figures and stories of these developments in Delaware.

Show Notes:

• Delaware Young Republicans post

• Kristin's Antifa credentials

• Petition to name Rodney Square after the hero juggalo

• Elmo's Antifa monologue

• The Dover police monument story

The organizers of this Saturday's March Towards Justice in Dover join Rob in the bunker to talk about how they got into organizing and what the march stands for.

March Towards Justice

Saturday, June 20th, 3:00-5:30pm

John Wesley AME Church, 217 West Division Street, Dover, DE 19904

RSVP here.

Professor/Author Peter B Levy and Professor Yasser Payne join Rob in the virtual bunker to talk about the latest protests in the relation to the 1960s uprisings: what has changed, what has stayed the same, and where do we go from here?

Show Notes:

• Professor Levy's Book, The Great Uprising

• Professor Payne's People's Report

• Professor Payne's last episode

People's Policy Project founder Matt Bruenig joins Rob in the virtual bunker to talk about his latest paper on the Earned Income Tax Credit, and how shoddy statistics can help make mediocre policies look like panaceas.

Show Notes:

• Myths of the EITC paper

• Madinah's Plan for Working Families

• Family Fun Pack

News Journal reporter Karl Baker joins Rob in the virtual bunker in a content-packed episode where they talk about Karl's reporting on Coronavirus, the protest in Wilmington on Saturday, and Delaware's latest greatest public-private partnership. Subscribe to the News Journal.

Show Notes:

• Karl's coverage of the N95 mask shipments

• The Great Transit Hub Heist

Rob gives his experience from the protest in Wilmington on May 30th, and reflects on where these uprisings fit into the larger context.

News Journal health reporter Meredith Newman joins Rob in the virtual bunker to talk about her path to Delaware journalism, the experience of reporting on the Coronavirus crisis across the state, and what it's like to be able to talk one on one with John Carney. Subscribe to the News Journal.

Show Notes:

• News Journal Vaughn report

• Meredith's coverage of the beach protests