This Wreckage

A discussion on "Feminism for the 99% a Manifesto" with authors Cinzia Aruzza and Tithi Bhattacharya covering socia reproduction theory, the practical shortcomings of vulgar class reductionism, and Ozy Fest 2019 Buy the book: https://www.versobooks.com/books/2924-feminism-for-the-99 Closing music: Bush Tetras - Stand up and Fight

Andy and Sean do a brocialism with Prank Stallone aka Chris James (@theCJS) joining to talk about screwing with GORKA and other right wing blowhards on the phone for the hahas. Thereafter we meander around a variety of topics including bike protests, RNC 2004 memories, the continuing Jeff Epstein affair, the escalating insanity of the migrant crisis, and the struggle against it. Become a supporter of our work at www.patreon.com/theantifada Follow Chris James: @theCJS Twitch: https://t.co/2faNx6mLk7?amp=1 Youtube: https://t.co/5zrovQW6l7?amp=1 Patreon: https://t.co/9HxoMOWStH?amp=1 1,000 Cylist die-in in Washington Square Park https://gothamist.com/2019/07/10/cyclists_die_in_nyc.php Coverage of 2004 anti-RNC Critical Mass https://www.democracynow.org/2004/8/30/critical_mass_over_260_arrested_in For more on how capitalism shaped the desert crossing read: "Designed to Kill: Border Policy and How it Changed" https://crimethinc.com/2011/05/22/designed-to-kill-border-policy-and-how-to-change-it Read about No More Death activist Scott Warren's ongoing court case https://theintercept.com/2019/05/04/no-more-deaths-scott-warren-migrants-border-arizona/ As always, a great resourced about ongoing resistance at the border: https://commotion.world/

Jamie and Andy interview three contributors to Commune Magazine's Summer issue. First we talk to Marxish Rock Critic Joshua Clover on Lil Nas X and its transgression of the color line. Then we chat with Michelle O'Brien about the Queer Liberation march for the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, family abolition, and what life will look like on the Queer Commune. Finally we talk to Commune editor Chloe Watlington on climate change, personal tragedy and mourning, and the existential need for communism. https://communemag.com/the-high-rise-and-the-hollow/ https://communemag.com/fifty-years-of-queer-insurgency/ https://communemag.com/who-owns-tomorrow/ Help build Commune by becoming a subscriber: https://communemag.com/subscribe/

Proletkult is a monthly semi-premium subseries of the Antifada that covers space, exobiology, the paranormal and parapolitical, futurism and sci-fi. In this episode we talk to Erik Davis on his new book that follows Phillip K. Dick, Terrence McKenna, and Robert Anton Wilsons shamanic tightrope walking between science fiction and reality. At the end of the episode Andy reviews each episode of Black Mirror Season 5. For Erik Davis's book, podcast, and archive visit: https://techgnosis.com/ https://techgnosis.com/category/high-weirdness/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/erik_davis https://twitter.com/spaceprole To support Proletkult become a Patron of the Antifada at https://www.patreon.com/theantifada Intro music: Giorgio Moroder - Racer Closing music: Devo - Head like a Hole

@prettybadlefty returns to address past controversial statements regarding veganism, anime, cyclists, communism and 'class reductionism'. access this bonus episode and more at www.patreon.com/theantifada

Who better to pummel neoliberal common wisdom than the tribune of the swoletariat, @prettybadlefty? We speak with Chad Vigorous about his ethnographic studies on white people music, the infuriating/depressing debate about what is or isn't a goddamn CONCENTRATION CAMP, and liberalism's tendency toward rhetorical chicanery rather than actually addressing the issues surrounding class and race in US society. CONTENT WARNING: electoral politics Check out Chad's excellent podcast The Discourse: https://www.patreon.com/ExpandTheDiscourse/ Not that he needs more followers, but @prettybadlefty Music: Chumbawumba - The Day the Nazi Died Become a supporter at Patreon.com/TheAntifada for bonus content, access to our discord community, and more!

In the aftermath of Sophie's brutal Twitter ratioing (The Night of the Dirty Legs), Andy decided we should revisit the classic essay "Washing... or Brainwashing" from Crimethinc's in/famous 2000 book Days of War, Nights of Love. We discover that nobles are savage, washing your landlords' blood off your shirt is bourgeois and that deodorant is capitalism negging you. Mostly we are just sober and dumb and talking about eating human shit. To access this bonus and more, become a patron at www.patreon.com/theantifada

Sophie Weiner, night-editor of Splinter News and displaced poster, was back in NYC for a bit. We got her in studio to talk about politics in Australia and other oddities... for example, something good happened in Albany for once! We were also gifted with another lovely morsel of #content from media power couple Bari & Bill Weiss-Maher. Mostly we had a fun discussion about electronic dance music (kids these days call it 'the raving') and how socialists can organize within the scene while inspiring our politics with the libratory potentials of it. All of this, of course, is anticipation of this week's publication of Sophie and Zoe Beery's new anti-capitalist dance music zine... PLURletariat. Enjoy! Check out Plurletariat: https://plurletariat.net/ Follow Sophie & Zoe's zine @plurletariat If you live in the NYC-area you can attend the launch party: https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1277798 Note: All proceeds will go to No More Dysphoria whose goal is to help transgender, non binary, and gender non conforming individuals pay for different parts of their transitions: https://nomoredysphoria.com/ Support Chelsea Manning as she resists state repression: https://xychelsea.is/ Music: Doom Mekanik - Muscle by Muscle Julien Andrea - Sacrifice of Love

Ur fave left logician is back to unpack some recent twitter dustups, the posturing 'rationalism' of Ayn Rand, BreadTube's first menchie in the Paper of Record, and the potentials/perils of deplatforming. Become a patron to access this bonus episode and many others, our Discord community, along with Antifada side projects History is a Weapon, Proletkult and The Vampire Castle: www.patreon.com/theantifada

Ben Burgis, author of 'Give Them an Argument' from Zero Books, stops by the studio to discuss the use and abuse of logic: why we can't cede this terrain to right-wing ghouls; how we can better argue for a better world; and how Karl Marx could be the messiest bitch of the 19th century while remaining logically sound. Plus, the return of This Week in Musk where we trace the travails of our century's most insufferable ruling class twit. Enjoy! Follow Ben @BenBurgis Buy the book! http://bit.ly/2IaedHR Outro: The Orphans - Buy Your Logic