This is Hell!
Summary: Long-form interviews with writers, thinkers and workers from around the world and across the spectrum of experience.
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Podcasts:
The Hopleaf's Michael Roper explains how investor turmoil is dethroning craft beer founders. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen examines the jobs available in Hollywood, large and small.
Political economist Amr Adly examines the authoritarian Catch-22 facing Egypt's regime. Amr is author of the paper "Egyptâs Regime Faces an Authoritarian Catch-22" for the Carnegie Middle East Center.
Jacobin's Nicole Aschoff explores the long, managed decline of American auto worker unions. Nicole wrote the article "The Long Road to Crisis" in the latest issue of Jacobin. / Live from São Paulo, Brian Mier reports on the state of dissent and democracy in Brazil. Brian has been writing about Rio and the Olympics for Brasilwire for months now.
Investigative reporter David Cay Johnston dives deep into the business history of Donald Trump. David is author of the new book "The Making of Donald Trump from Melville House Books.
Journalist Anjali Kamat profiles the Baltimore Uprising, and all that happened (and didn't) after.
Journalist Matt Kennard tours the parallel world of work and protest in Special Economic Zones.
Zika goes viral / Terror and politics in Bangladesh.
Sociologist Kristen Hopewell explains how Brazil, China and India pushed back against the World Trade Organization. PLUS: Rotten History
Alex S. Vitale and Brian Jordan Jefferson outline the rise of 'command and control' policing in New York City.
Journalist Douglas Gillison uncovers America's global network of foreign police and military training.
Latin America specialist Julia Buxton examines Venezuelan politics and the fate of Chavismo after Chávez. / Writer Jacquelin Kataneksza profiles #ThisFlag and the emergence of protest movements across Zimbabwe.
Live from Ankara, journalist Max Zirngast explains why the coup attempt happened, and why it failed. PLUS: Rotten History
Historian Nicole Longpré traces six decades of far-right, anti-immigrant British politics. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen finds a free lunch, and you'll never guess where!
Black Agenda Report's Glen Ford explores the state of Black resistance after Dallas. / Civil rights attorney Flint Taylor surveys the municipal mechanisms of police impunity.
Economist Dean Baker rethinks the financial sector in post-Brexit Europe. / Peace activist Kathy Kelly connects America's violence abroad to the police war at home.
