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The Life and Crimes of Winston Churchill

Episode 141

Tariq Ali is the author of two dozen books and his career as a public intellectual and activist stretches back to the 1960s. His new book Winston Chu…

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A View of British Government From the Inside w/ former Labour MP Chris Mullin

Episode 140

Chris Mullin served from 1987 to 2010 as a Labour MP in the British parliament. During that time, he kept a daily diary of his observations, which ha…

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Dr. Mark Vonnegut on the Soullessness of Modern Medicine

Episode 139

Mark Vonnegut MD has been a pediatrician for over 30 years. He is the author of the books The Eden Express: A Memoir of Insanity, Just Like Someone W…

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How the Amazon Labor Union Defeated the Bezos Behemoth

Episode 138

Justine Medina is a member of the organizing committee for the Amazon Labor Union and a packer at the JFK8 warehouse in Staten Island. The ALU recent…

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Why Are So Many Pedestrians Getting Killed in America?

Episode 137

Angie Schmitt is a transportation writer and planner whose book Right of Way: Race, Class, and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America ex…

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Noam Chomsky on How to Avoid World War 3

Episode 136

Noam Chomsky is "arguably the most important intellectual alive," the founder of modern linguistics, one of the most cited scholars in history, and t…

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How Finance Ate The Economy - w/ Grace Blakeley

Episode 135

Finance expert Grace Blakeley is a staff writer for Tribune magazine. She has served as economics commentator for the New Statesman and as a fellow a…

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Aviva Chomsky on Why "The Science" Isn't All We Need To Know About Climate Change

Episode 134

Prof. Aviva Chomsky teaches history and Latin American studies at Salem State University and has authored and edited numerous books including Central…

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How Does Economics Corrupt The World? - Jonathan Aldred, author of "The Skeptical Economist"

Episode 133

Jonathan Aldred is an economist at Cambridge University, but he is a fierce critic of the mainstream of his discipline. In his books The Skeptical Ec…

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Are We In The Middle of A Sexual Revolution? Journalist Laurie Penny on changes in gender relations

Episode 132

Laurie Penny is a journalist and activist who has authored seven books including Unspeakable Things: Sex, Lies and Revolution, Bitch Doctrine: Essays…

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