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In Praise of Prose, Poetry, and the Present Moment
Breht urges listeners to embrace reading, writing, meditation, and time in nature as vital practices for a well-lived life, offering mental and emotional protection from the techno-oligarchic assault on attention and critical thought.
Sep 5, 2026
NewDahieh's Children Remember Lebanon's Martyred Journalists
In Beirut's Dahieh neighborhood, children trained by the Talento academy perform comedy sketches and act as journalists to honor Lebanon's martyred reporters and pledge to continue their truth-telling and resistance.
Sep 4, 2026

Portugal's Sephardic Nationality Law & Jewish Supremacy
Investigating Portugal's Sephardic nationality law, which granted EU citizenship to Jewish descendants as reparations for the expulsion of Jews, while excluding Muslim victims, and enabled Israeli real estate investment and alleged abuses.
Sep 3, 2026

Our Long March towards national sovereignty: A letter to Chinese diasporas
Chinese diasporas are called to defend China's national sovereignty against Western imperialism and support Chinese Marxism, which since 2012 has integrated traditional culture into Marxism amid an anti-corruption campaign sentencing capitalists like Xu Jiayin to lifelong imprisonment.
Sep 2, 2026

Spiritually Depraved and Misery-Inducing Landscapes of North America w/ Joey Santore
Joey Santore discusses conservationism, native plants, and building a closer relationship with the living world, critiquing modern American landscaping for its ecological and spiritual disconnection.
Sep 2, 2026
FIDEL x 100: A Century in the Battle of Ideas and Emotions
Marking Fidel Castro's centenary, an exhibition of over 200 posters from 32 countries revives his ideas as tools for anti-imperialist struggle, linking Cuba's revolutionary cultural tradition to today's battles against blockade and ideological war.
Aug 30, 2026

The 13 Mexican Apostles of ‘La Derecha Diario’
La Derecha Diario's 13 Mexican contributors include a Salinas Pliego employee, Pentecostal Christian, Cristero, pro-life influencer, Letras Libres columnist, former Miss Mazatlán, and students; editor Arturo Herrera Canales faces assault and blackmail accusations.
Aug 25, 2026
Aug 24, 2026

Socialism and Man in Cuba: Che Guevara and the Revolution of Consciousness
Breht reads and reflects on Che Guevara's essay arguing that socialism must transform human consciousness alongside material conditions, fostering a new, less alienated social being through collective struggle and moral incentives.
Aug 23, 2026

The Culture War Is the Class War: A Letter to the 'Post-Woke' Left
Argues that the culture war is not a right-wing distraction but a direct consequence of the woke left's cultural maximalism, asserting that class-first socialists must actively discipline this tendency rather than tolerate it as a fringe nuisance.
Aug 21, 2026

Venezuela’s Alba Brigade: Children’s Day in Post-Earthquake Catia La Mar (Part II)
The Alba Movimientos Brigade celebrates Children's Day with an organized community in quake-hit Catia La Mar, affirming that cultural traditions are vital to socialist reconstruction and popular power.
Aug 20, 2026

Crushed but defiant: The grape growers of Gaza
Gaza's grape farmers face destroyed vineyards, water scarcity, and Israeli attacks, yet they replant and strive to revive their cultural and agricultural heritage despite immense hardship.
Aug 19, 2026
Winter Stories: Reading and Writing in Dakota w/ Šišóka Dúta
Dakota language educator Šišóka Dúta recounts his journey learning and teaching Dakota, emphasizing the urgency of language revitalization and offering practical advice for learners and parents.
Aug 17, 2026

Disclosure Day Review: Propaganda as Profound as a Trump Tweet
Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day, a propaganda film about a man carrying USB drives with alien-proof government data, rates 1 Hammer/sickle; its plot rests on 'knowing the truth' saving humanity, amid background mentions of North Korea and Russia threats.
Aug 17, 2026

Winter Stories: Reading and Writing in Dakota w/ Šišóka Dúta
Lakota educator Šišóka Dúta discusses revitalizing the Dakota language, emphasizing the importance of young adults achieving fluency and raising children as speakers to sustain it across generations.
Aug 16, 2026

Why Dear You is an anti-imperialist film | Ep3 The Anti-Imperialist Film Club
An anti-imperialist film club dissects the Taiwanese film 'Dear You' by Lan Hongchun, examining its political themes through an anti-imperialist lens.
Aug 14, 2026

Korea Unites in Remembrance of National Liberation From Japanese Occupation
Korea's Fatherland Liberation Day on August 15 commemorates the end of Japanese colonial rule, honoring victims of occupation including 'comfort women,' while highlighting the historic importance of national freedom and resistance.
Aug 14, 2026

Africa's Stories On Africa's Terms: Ghana's Precolonial History With Prof. Nii Laryea Osabu
A professor discusses Ghana's precolonial history, indigenous Ga culture, and the legacy of the Katamansu War in shaping African identity and sovereignty.
Aug 13, 2026
Fidel Castro: a revolution can only be child of culture and ideas
A compilation of Fidel Castro's speeches highlights education and cultural formation as pillars of the Cuban Revolution, emphasizing literacy campaigns, political pedagogy, and resistance to US cultural imperialism.
Aug 12, 2026

The Spearhead Roundtable 3: Kwesi & Martin As Guests
Hosts catch up with two Accra-based political commentators and pan-Africanists to discuss decolonizing the African mind and the continent's development.
Aug 12, 2026

Unearthing Greater Syria at Nabu Museum
Laith Marouf tours Nabu Museum with curator Karl Abi Karam, exploring an exhibition on Greater Syria's 6000-year-old indigenous heritage and the Lebanese Civil War exhibition, reclaiming history from imperialist narratives.
Aug 10, 2026

Truth Translator: Amanda Seales Breaks Down Her Revolutionary New Album
Amanda Seales discusses her new album Truth Translator, which blends hip hop, reggae, and soul with political commentary on colonialism, capitalism, and Black liberation, urging artists to speak truth.
Aug 9, 2026

Taiwanese Professor: 'I Was Brainwashed' About China
A Taiwanese professor recounts how US-backed anti-communist propaganda and ideological indoctrination shaped Taiwan's political identity, and her own evolution toward anti-imperialism.
Aug 8, 2026

Anti-Imperialism & The World Cup
A livestream discussion connects anti-imperialist analysis with the World Cup, examining football's political dimensions and the global struggle against imperial power.
Aug 7, 2026

Meet A Nigerian School Teaching Children Loyalty To The United States
A Nigerian school in Owerri makes children pledge allegiance to the US, exposing how African identity is marginalized in education and questioning government oversight of such ideological conditioning.
Aug 5, 2026

Wham! – Musical icebreakers in 1985 China
Wham! became the first western pop group to perform in China, with 1985 concerts in Beijing and Guangzhou. The documentary 'Wham! 10 Days in China' went on general release in the UK on July 28. Backup trumpet player Raul D'Oliveira stabbed himself on a flight to Guangzhou.
Aug 5, 2026

Decolonizing Lebanon's Soil: AgriMovement Defies Zionist Ecocide
A visit to AgriMovement's Jadra farm in Lebanon shows how grassroots, sustainable agriculture builds food sovereignty and resists imperialist ecocide and the pesticide-driven green revolution.
Aug 5, 2026

Mass Media as a Tool of Imperialist Manipulation: Analysis
The culture industry today, operating through video games and animation, has evolved into a sophisticated imperialist tool that plants historical revisionism and remilitarization into popular consciousness, as shown by American franchises like GTA and Call of Duty that normalize hegemonic violence.
Aug 5, 2026
Names of God (8): al-Muheet, "The Encompassing"
Adnan and Marc explore the Sufi commentary on the divine name al-Muheet, discussing the non-dual encompassing of God, the interplay of divine mercy and vengeance in spiritual experience, and the necessity of tasting rather than merely hearing about truth.
Aug 4, 2026

Let's Stay Human
Sam Altman suggests parents feed kids' interests into ChatGPT for a daily custom bot podcast; Gravity Falls creator Alex Hirsch replies, "What if you just talked to your children?" The article argues such AI firms profit by making us less human, selling freedom from discomfort.
Aug 1, 2026

FAF - Your Caveperson Brain Was Not Meant to Exist in This Information Hellscape and That's Okay
An episode discussing how human brains are not adapted for the modern information environment, covering Elon Musk, ex-CIA influencers, and plans for a whiteness series.
Jul 31, 2026
Storytelling as resistance w/ Deborah Miranda
Scholar Deborah Miranda discusses her memoir Bad Indians, exploring Indigenous history through hybrid storytelling, archive reconstruction, and the healing power of narrative against colonial erasure.
Jul 27, 2026









