We are joined by John Smith and Cal Shaw to talk about how we treat refugees. Can we call ourselves humane when people fleeing for their lives are treated so badly?

The deep corruption of the system has, once again, been brutally exposed. So why aren't we absolutely furious?  

Presenter Paul Daly is joined by Harry Cross, Mark Montegriffo and Jayne Strange to find out what has happened, why it matters and what we can do to smash this corrupt system.

Paul and Laura are joined by the People's Assembly's Helen O'Connor and regular guest star Chantelle Lunt to discuss the protests against austerity at this week's Tory Party Conference, or as we are calling it, the elitist jamboree.

We also discuss the MET, Cressida Dick and Boris Johnson

We are joined by representatives of the brilliant Disabled People Against The Cuts (DPAC), Paula Peters and David Kirkham to discuss their plans plans for disrupting the cruel cuts with an audioriot!  Also joining us is Jan Gray who along with the rest of the panel, takes us through the cruel cuts austerity disabled people have faced since the banking system and capitalism caused the world financial crash in 2008 and the similarities we see now as the poorest bear the brunt of the pandemic while the rich cash in.

Joe tells us how his experiences in the military, going AWOL, and seeing the so called "War on Terror" from the inside developed his understanding of the problems with capitalism and how this led to his own socialist beliefs. 

Chantelle Lunt (Black Lives Matter) who grew up in the care system and fights for the rights of others, Patsy Stevenson, who was has been smeared as a fake by the right wing after she was famously restrained at Sarah Everard's vigil and Laura Daly, community champion and founder of the Women's Banner Group, talk about their own lived experiences and how to be active in the fight for the rights of women and all.

Azzy Aslam talks about the value of using the strengths of capitalism to achieve socialist goals

We are joined once again by Mohammad N Asif, a now settled former refugee from Afghanistan, a former British Army serviceman, Garrie Coleman, and the multicultural ethical Newspaper, the Prisma for real perspectives on Afghanistan.

This is the kind of journalism that has been sadly lacking, authentic voices, real honest perspectives, no spin.

We are joined by special guest Lewis Baker to discuss the working class using the power of a strike. Having taken action against McDonalds for the first time, Lewis knows first hand the power of collectivism.