Sam and Shane reflect on the election and talk about what they think will be a good approach to opposing a Biden administration.

Sam and Shane discuss the police killing of Walter Wallace Jr. in Philadelphia and social media censorship. Then, they're joined by Left Voice photo-journalist, Luigi Morris, to discuss Chile's vote to create a new constitution.

Sam Carliner is joined by Tobi, a Senior Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at Sahara Reporters. Tobi has been on the ground in Lagos covering the protests against police violence.

Sam has a new co-host, Shane Sarosy. This week Sam and Shane talk about some of the more active events in international news. Topics include the MAS victory in the recent election in Bolivia, the #EndSARS movement for police abolition in Nigeria, the protests for democratic reforms in Thailand.

Sam Carliner is joined by Armenian rights activist, Raffi Berberian, to discuss the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan and how the conflict poses a unique threat to Armenian people.

Sam Carliner is joined by Maryam Alaniz, the Middle East-Africa section editor at Left Voice. The two discuss The United States' recent acts of aggression in Iran and Syria and why Americans and leftists should place more emphasis on anti-imperialism.

Sam Carliner recaps some of the news that went under-reported in September, such as unprecedented natural disasters and examples of systemic racism towards America's black and immigrant communities. To explore these issues and the type of leadership it will take to address them, he is joined by California state-assembly candidate Fatima Iqbal-Zubair, and independent candidate to represent FL-24, Christine Olivo.

Sam Carliner is joined by press freedom activist and host of Action 4 Assange Vigils and Facts On The Ground Podcast, Misty Winston, to discus what type of action is needed to stop an Assange extradition and save press freedom.

Sam Carliner is joined by Kevin Gosztola, an independent journalist who has been reporting on the trial of Julian Assange.