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Trevor and Justin talk about Russia's potential invasion of Ukraine and the role of the U.S., whether we should be concerned about inflation, Stephen Breyer's replacement, and more.
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Justin discusses and analyzes the first six chapters of David Graeber's Debt. Debunking Adam Smith, covering primordial debt theory and other money origin stories, drawing on the rich anthropological studies of the work itself.
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Justin examines the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. through some particularly awful tweets and the Biden administrations latest hang ups on voting rights.
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Justin discusses a year in review, mostly in the context of Joe Biden and his repeated failures, but also some other big stories as well.
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We talk about the Biden administration's extension of the student loan pause and give a COVID update. We then take listeners questions about whether Trump is running in 2024, what comes after Bernie Sanders, what comes next on abortion rights, and more.
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Audio from our new weekly news stream. Britt and Justin discuss this week's news, including the death of the Build Back Better bill, the fight that inspired between Bernie Sanders and Joe Manchin, Nancy Pelosi loving insider trading, and Trevor Noah totally oblivious to neocolonialism. You can also watch on YouTube here.
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Trevor begins with an update on Amazon's negligence in protecting it's workers, then discusses the Omicron variant, the Biden administration's multiple recent failures and the likelihood that the GOP will win in 2022, and ends with a discussion of the legacy of bell hooks.
Justin discusses the tornadoes that struck 9 states, as a tragedy, climate change, and labor story. Then he discusses unionization efforts at Starbucks, the Kellogg's labor fight, and the labor movement generally. And then ends the episode with a reconciliation/liberal fascination with January 6th update.
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Trevor and Justin discuss the media's obsession with credentialism; then we answer listeners questions about reading theory, the viability of renewable energy and whether it requires exploitation, the successes and failures of the Biden administration and what it means for Democrats chances in 2022, and more.
Justin discusses recent Supreme Court oral arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization that almost certainly spell the end of Roe v. Wade.
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