Socialist Visions

In this episode, we'll have a general discussion of the recent US and Iran nuclear deal and process. And we'll have a general discussion on other issues about the Middle East.

In this episode, we discuss the so-called criminal justice system under capitalism, and how it could be different under a socialist system.

Food and health have a become a serious challenge for poor and working class people in the US and around the world. In this episode we will unpact how capitalism influences production, distribution, and consumption of food, and how a socialist economy could make things different.

In this episode, we'll discuss how the education system functions under a capitalist system, and ways it could be different under a socialist system.

In this episode, we will continue to discuss the role of the media under capitalism and socialism. We discuss, explain and debate the use of the media in advocating for a socialist revolution.

In this episode, we'll give our assessment of the movie, Selma, and why the movement is still pertinent to today. If you have not seen the movie, we highly urge you to do so.

In this episode, we discuss the history of capitalism and and slavery and relavance today's economic system. Though slavery in the US was legally abolished over 200 years ago, forms of economic enslavement and capitalist control over people's lives still exist. Listen in to find out what we mean.

In this episode we discussed why real socialism must be truely based democratic principals and the scientific method of managing resources.

Recently, President Obama reestablished relationship with Cuba with the freeing of the remaining Cuban Five, and prisoner exchange. We will discuss the meaning of this possible historic event?

In today’s episode, we review Thomas Picketty's best selling book, Capitalism In the 21st Century, which explains the impact of the economic wealth cap in the US and other parts of the world. We'll provide our take on where Picketty correct in his analysis, and what he leaves out or is incorrect about.  Whether or not you have read the book, you'll gain insight from our review.