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This is the second part of our giant chat with Nick Chavez and Phil Neel about their new essay published by Endnotes – Forest and Factory – which offers a truly magnificent argument for how to confront the daunting task of overcoming capitalism, for how to imagine the seemingly impossible alternatives of a non-capitalist society, and for how to build the necessary reality of a communist society. A communism that not only functions, but flourishes by lifting humanity out of the pits of hell known as capital and advancing a model of life based on free time, free association, and free abundance of everything needed and desired. Their essay is not merely another case of magical realism – wishing for utopia and ignoring the hard parts – rather it offers a serious, scientific, and specific analysis of communist construction.

Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (www.twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (www.twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (www.twitter.com/braunestahl)

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Nick GiRAFfe

re: workers dealing with online dogfood orders Y’all could do an episode digging in to the explosion of online grocery/supermarket shopping in the US. Every grocery store in every city & mid-size town/suburb in the Midwest seems to have at least two-dozen parking spots reserved for online order pick-up. Oh also an even more interesting one would be the self-storage locker/unit market. Near me it seems that every time a large commercial/retail space (grocery-sized & up) becomes vacant eventually is converted into a storage unit warehouse. Idk if it’s a pandemic thing but I don’t remember there ever being so many of these places

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Literally Propaganda

I work as an electronic shopper and would also love to see an episode like that. Definitely feels like a computer is my boss more than my actual boss.