TMBS ReAir 120 Understanding Socialism & Why Obama Likes Warren Now ft Ana Kasparian & Richard Wolff + POSTGAME & MORE! (Patreon)

Hello Patrons, we are missing Michael's analysis and voice so much right now.

Here is TMBS 120, which aired on Dec 23, 2019.

Episode summary:

First, happy birthday to Thomas Sankara.

Lula and the difference between sympathy and solidarity.

Ana Kasparian on why impeachment is important and how Pelosi is blowing it.

Then, Richard Wolff on  struggle and austerity in France. The end of reform possibilities.

POSTGAME 120

Other work Michael released between TMBS 120 and TMBS 121:

121(P) - Money, Islamophobia & Fascism in India ft. Vijay Prashad

Vijay Prashad is an Indian historian, journalist, commentator and a Marxist intellectual. He is an executive-director of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research and the Chief Editor of LeftWord Books. He joins us today to discuss India's rightward drift.

The RSS & BJP and their relationship to European fascism. What's happening in India right now? Neoliberalism in India and the far-right's claiming of capitalism. What's the state of the left in India and how the caste system breeds intolerance. Modi's role in Hindu supremacy. The current war on Indian muslims and students. The promise and limits of spontaneous political action.

TMBS Doc: Private Govt: The Rand Corp Meritocracy ft. Daniel Bessner

An Illicit History Of the RAND Corporation narrated by Daniel Bessner.   Produced by Vic Vaiana

THANK YOU PATRONS!

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