Welcome to Episode 12 Transmissions, a Class Unity podcast. In this lighthearted episode we discuss the question of Leftoid Busywork. We open with an except from The Phantom Tollbooth (1970), an ani

Welcome to Episode 11 of Class Unity Transmissions! In this episode, we are joined by Efraim Carlebach to discuss the 10-year anniversary of the publication of Mark Fishers seminal essay, Exiting the

If Marxism is a theory of history grounded in economics, how should Americans understand our own history from a Marxist perspective? What can the critique of political economy tell us about the major

Hello friends! In this episode of Transmissions, we discuss the recent events unfolding in the Israel-Palestine conflict. In typical Class Unity spirit, we try to focus on the question of what it migh

Welcome to episode 5, of PoliEdPod. In this episode, we present our interview with author Prof. Brett Christophers, on his bookOur Lives in their Portfolios; Why Asset Managers Own the World (Verso 2

Hello friends! Welcome to this special episode of Class Unity: Transmissions. In this episode, we present you a discussion addressing two topics. First, the recent statement from the DSA union, comp

This episode features an interview with the writer Adam Theron-Lee Rensch on his bookNo Home For You Here: A Memoir on Class and Culture. The memoir tells the story of Renschs life growing up in a w

The Class Unity Political Education Committee is proud to present a discussion exploring how Marxist theory understands modern history. To grasp the rise of fascism in 20th century Europe, we discuss

Welcome to Episode 7 of Class Unity Transmissions. In this episode we are joined by Doug Lain, Commissioning Editor at Sublation Media. Lain is a real veteran of the left podcast scene. From his old

Those who own the country ought to govern it. (John Jay) if elections were open to all classes of people, the property of the landed proprietors would be insecure. [] our government ought to secu