A conversation with Daniel Harper of I Don't Speak German about far right appeals to liberals, progressives and the left. We explore Third Position fascism, the IDW & their progressive orbiters, and the right's culture war obsession.

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Ep. 1) Branding Reaction for the Left (feat. Daniel Harper)

On this show Bryan and Brett descended into the basement to talk about

// No Suit Bryan // Bologna Sandwich Every Day // Shut Down This Parade // Being A Landlord Involves Risk // Google Alert For Scams // Food Make In A Home Kitchen // Marijuana Activity kit And Goggles // Get The Cops High //   

End Song - 
Total Devastation - Many Clouds Of Smoke

Fatal Vision

Law scholar Radha D'Souza explains why the liberal rights framework fails to deliver justice under global capitalism - from the post-WW2 neoliberal supremacy of economic interests over social and political claims to power, to the ways social justice movements cede power to capital and aid in the commodification of the people and places they seek to protect through rights discourse.

Radha is author of What's Wrong with Rights? Social Movements, Law and Liberal Imaginations from Pluto Press.

We want things, not rights to things: Why rights discourse fails to deliver justice.

This week's episode is brought to you by Ira Glass and the good libs over at Buffalo Wild Wings.

Episode 43: Twenty Tons

-Omnibus spending bill includes legislation that would exempt minor leagues from minimum wage laws
-Republicans shadily rammed the entire bill through the House. Dems decried the trickery, but most supported final passage
-More loopholes for Trump’s aluminum and steel tariffs
-Elizabeth Warren to Ben Carson: You should be fired for neglecting housing discrimination, not the furniture
-Suck Huck Zuck Out of Luck? Facebook CEO might appear before House committee
-Also, preview of The Worst Tweet Tournament (@WorstDamnTweet) with Eoin Higgins.

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Episode 3/22/18: Congress Sides With Baseball’s Bosses

On this show Bryan and Brett dwelled into the basement to talk that talk

// Staying Up Late // Playing Too Much At An Interview // Bargaining For Salary // The Bills Danger Ranking // Outside Of My Duties // Starbucks Memes // Street Lights Belong To The Police // Legalize It //

Additional Duties Are Not Allowed

We're currently in between Season 1 and Season 2, so we've decided to take the opportunity to reproduce the "Anti-Essentialism Series" from the summer of 2017 in a more linear and coherent fashion. Old and new listeners, alike, will benefit from this presentation that will unfold over the next week, which develops a critical analysis of the relationship between capitalism and the creation of marginalized identities (race, gender, ethnicity, sexuality, etc.)

Episode 2 will feature my interview with Cedric Johnson on the legacy of black power politics and its impact on our current struggles against racism.

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, the topic of "race and class" has been widely debated amongst socialists and progressives. Joining me this week to build on this discussion is Cedric Johnson, Associate Professor of African American Studies at the University of Illinois-Chicago. He has an article in the first issue of Catalyst: A Journal of Theory and Strategy called "The Panthers Can't Save us now: Anti-Policing Struggle & The Limits of Black Power." We discuss the current fad of romanticizing the Black Power moment and highlight the limitations of this era in terms of forging a political strategy for today.

Find out more about Catalyst here: jacobinmag.com/2017/05/announcing-catalyst

Cedric's book, Revolutionaries to Race Leaders can be found here: www.upress.umn.edu/book-division/b…to-race-leaders

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[Anti-Essentialism Series] Ep 2 - The Panthers Can't Save Us Now w/ Cedric Johnson

Tom Gagliano is a high profile leader in addiction and self-help. Author of the bestselling book, "The Problem Was Me" == Tom is a regular of several shows including, John Fugalsang and many more. 

We are all going through an intense time right now and relationships can be strained. Tom has incredible insight and gives guidance that can be applied to all our relationships!

Speaker and author, Tom Gagliano

check out season three of “lush left” -- link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/marys-place-media/id1540846836?i=1000515194164 --  same amazing guests, top-tier journalists from every major outlet, progressive politics, policy, candidates on the state and national level and more -- plus all-things wellness and self care!

Lush Left Podcast is a show featuring progressive politics. interviews and commentary with the best journalists, writers, candidates and more. discussions on wellness and creativity.

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