Joshua Moufawad-Paul (JMP) joins the podcast to talk about his latest book:
Politics In Command: A Taxonomy of Economism

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A story of Maoists in India, based around the book by Arundhati Roy.

This episode has been produced in collaboration with Marxist Paul, who is publishing a video about the history of the Indian Maoist movement on his YouTube channel.

Revolution Today: India | New Democracy by Marxist Paul:
https://youtu.be/exd74uNJaeQ

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Marxist Paul discusses his work in media production, history and development, criticism and self-criticism, and we provide some possible answers to issues with media production in the 21st century such as strategic centralization and tactical decentralization for content producers.

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Outro Music by Space Baby: Ten Days
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The anti-revisionist gang breaks down and discusses some important ideas from the incredible book written by William Hinton, Fanshen: A Documentary of Revolution in a Chinese Village, published in 1966. The book covers the Chinese Revolution in the village of Long Bow between 1946-1948. Full of extraordinary stories, theoretical depth and historical experiences of the Chinese people in their struggle against oppression.

We broke down this nearly 700-page book into 7 topics of which we believe are useful in the context of the US and our class struggle here.

Timestamps for Sections in the Discussion:
00:00 Intro, Synopsis, What does Fanshen mean to us?
20:40 How Class Was Determined in China.
35:42 Women's Liberation.
55:42 Centralization/Decentralization of Organizing
1:08:31 Crossing the Gate w/ Rashid
1:33:57 Humility
1:48:32 Problems w/ Mobilizing the Masses

Intro and Outro Music by Space Baby.
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Three Irish Socialist Republicans discuss 100 years of revolutionary history in Ireland as well as some of the current conditions and issues in Ireland. 

Music by Space Baby.
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Comrade Space discusses his video series, Marx in the House. The series analyzes gentrification from a Marxist perspective. He also makes music for this podcast! 

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Revolutionary and Black Panther George Jackson provided a description of fascism which often gets overlooked and misunderstood. To help us understand Jackson’s analysis, Kevin “Rashid” Johnson breaks down this perspective of fascism. 

Rashid writes from inside prison. You can read his writings on his website:
https://rashidmod.com/

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Comrades have a discussion on the importance of physical education in relation to the revolutionary movement. This discussion is based on Mao Zedong’s piece, A Study of Physical Education. 

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In a series of recorded discusses, Kevin “Rashid” Johnson provides an understanding of race, class, and nations from a Marxist perspective. 

Rashid speaks from inside the prison but you can read his writings on his website:
https://rashidmod.com/

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Zhun Xu is author of From Commune to Capitalism: How China's Peasants Lost Collective Farming and Gained Urban Poverty.  

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