ReAir TMBS 134 - #ShutdownAmazon ft. Richard Wolff & Chris Smalls + POSTGAME & MORE! (Patreon)

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TMBS 134 aired on Apr 7, 2020

Episode summary:

We need to reclaim the local.

Shoutout to the Kerala government & the Teamsters.

Richard Wolff (@profwolff) joins us to talk about what this crisis means for the capitalist system.

We are joined by Chris Smalls (@shutdown_amazon) to talk about the Amazon strikes.

During the GEM, David breaks down the winners and losers of the covid crisis.

POSTGAME 134 

Other content released between TMBS 134 and TMBS 135

Thinktank: Bernie Suspends 2020 Campaign

Posted April 8, 2020

Part 1: What Went Wrong With The 2020 Left ft. Daniel Bessner

Posted April 10, 2020, Daniel Bessner joins us for a two-part discussion looking at the 2020 Democratic primary, bourgeois moralizing, mass politics, revolutionary fantasies and more.

The Global Bailout We Need ft. Grace Blakeley

Posted April 12, 2020

Part 2: A Positive, Institution-Building Left ft. Daniel Bessner

April 12, 2020, Daniel Bessner (@Dbessner) joins us once again for part two of our discussion of what the left must do in response to the failure of the Bernie 2020 campaign. Why a weak left must leverage institutions. Leninism and American power. Gramsci. Monopolies, consumerism, and small-business. Check out Daniel's book, 'Democracy in Exile: Hans Speier and the Rise of the Defense Intellectual' here: http://danielbessner.com/book/

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