In this episode, we continue milking International Worker's Day for everything it's got. Also, a very special interview with friend of the show Amanda about the political situation in Nicaragua.

In this episode, co-host Fancy Fox gives us the run down on how to attend our first protest. Also, an interview with Armenian-American activist Dea Hovhannisyan.

In this episode, Fancy Fox discusses the class politics of overalls. Also, special guest Mark Zuckerberg sells us all out to the cops.

In this episode, Fancy Fox has opinions about assholes and the probability of their redemption of lack thereof. Special guests discuss homelessness in Santa Rosa and May Day actions. Mr. Mark talks.

In this episode, Fancy Fox acts like she’s not a real journalist, possibly because being a journalist is apparently the most dangerous frickin thing in the world nowadays. Special guest Mikka tells us the story of Lula.

In this episode, we have a nuanced discussion about the General Kickassery of Oklahoma striking teachers. Also, FancyFox discusses the radicalness of her OOTD, and Mr. Mark talks Palestine/Israel/Gaza.

In this episode, Fancy Fox tells us about all her epic adventures on her wild college spring break 2k18. Ah, to be young again. Mr. Mark talks about the human-like creatures our society has given the task of enforcing the law, as well as actual humans in Brazil. 

In this episode, International Superstar / Real Journalist Mikka breaks down Brazilian politics for us, Mr. Mark with lots of bad news, and Fancy Fox pulls a Ring.

In this episode, FancyFox discusses the seminal work of modern cinema, 1998’s The Parent Trap. Mr. Mark with the news. Also, the history of Sir Winston F.O. Churchill.

ps. it stands for fuck-off

[Editor's Note: We usually over-prepare material in case something falls through or something unexpected comes up. This is why we sometimes announce things during the intro that don't end up being on the actual show. I hope this issue doesn't keep you up at night. If it does, I hope this note can provide at least some confort. -BR]

In this episode holy crap, the spokesperson for the Green Mountain Labor Council in Vermont tells us about the organization's declaration of solidarity with the Rojava Revolution. Then Fancy Fox....uh...well.......just...listen. And Mr. Mark with news.

Link to Green Mountain Labor Council statement: https://vt.aflcio.org/green-mountain-labor-council/news/solidarity-struggle-rojava