Activist Andrew Dobbs explains why workers and the poor lose every election - including this one. Andrew wrote the article "No, Voting Democrat is Not 'Harm Reduction'” at Medium.

Voting is not "harm reduction" [23:33] / No future for Greece [1:04:46] / Cuba, capital and the 21st century [2:06:36] / Blame capitalism, not humanity [3:02:37] / On Some Bats of the Red Forest [3:41:39] / The Congressional ideology gap [3:58:53]

Glen Ford explores the politics of race and class under a corporate duopoloy. / Greg Palast explains how Georgia's election was stolen before anyone voted. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen does the Tarantella all by himself.

Live from São Paulo, Brian Mier reports on the election of neofascist president Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, complicity of the Global North, and what he fears happens next for the country.

A special live report from This Is Hell!'s new studio - made possible by listener support.

A special live report from This Is Hell!'s new studio - made possible by listener support.

Live from São Paulo, Brian Mier reports on Brazil's election at the edge of fascism. [3:42] / Journalist Tina Vasquez reports on the work of making #AbolishICE a reality. [27:27]

Writer Henry Farrell on the fake realities of Philip K. Dick's worlds, and ours.

Writer Brendan O'Connor profiles the Proud, White face of ruling class violence in America [7:39] / Writer Malaika Jabali explores politics in a Black, Midwestern city abandoned by the Democratic Party. [35:50]

Writer Brendan O'Connor profiles the Proud, White face of ruling class violence in America [7:39] / Writer Malaika Jabali explores politics in a Black, Midwestern city abandoned by the Democratic Party. [35:50]

Live from Mexico City, correspondent Laura Carlsen reports on Trump, AMLO and the ends of NAFTA. / Journalist Rachel M. Cohen examines a 50 year shift - in people and politics - between cities and suburbs.

Live from Mexico City, correspondent Laura Carlsen reports on Trump, AMLO and the ends of NAFTA. / Journalist Rachel M. Cohen examines a 50 year shift - in people and politics - between cities and suburbs.