In this episode, we discuss white supremacy.  What is white supremacy?  The reactionary debate tells us that it is a fringe perspective, demonstrated actively by people like the KKK and neo-nazis, but the current state of affairs suggests it is far more common and widespread than that, even being subconsciously carried by well-meaning revolutionaries.  We attempt to spell out a clear definition, look at how this cancer is reproduced, and take the uncomfortable step of holding ourselves responsible.  

In this episode we discuss unions.  What is a union?  Why do people want/need them?  What are some strategies for forming them?  What have different thinkers and worldviews had to say about them?  

We are truly privileged to be joined by our friend and Fight For 15 organizer Erin Delaney, as well as Arielle Amiri, who recently took place in the effort to unionize their former workplace the Philadelphia Museum of Art.  She is also our friend.  

We also receive an unexpected phone call!

In this episode we discuss capitalism.  What is capitalism?  What is the evolution that brings us to our current relationship with it, a relationship which has been rattled to the core by the ongoing Carona virus global pandemic?  Our long time collaborator Erin Delaney sits down with us to try to sift through a couple hundred years of capitalist thought all the way up to the dire situation we currently face.  

In this episode we discuss violence.  What is violence?  What isn't violence?  Is there a moral standard we should observe in regards violence?  If so, why doesn't everyone observe it?  Many tentacles of conversation off of this one word, and we'll even hear a polite send-off to an adored and longstanding statesman.