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:
Live from Budapest, Todd Williams reports on the power of right wing populism, in Hungary and the US. / Writer Yasmin Nair examines the cost and consequence of Hillary Clinton's carceral feminism. PLUS: Mailbag
Historian David Broder explains how Italy's radical left lost ground to the xenophobic Five Star Movement. David wrote the recent Jacobin piece on Italian politics and the Five Star Movement, "Losing Ground." / PLUS: Rotten History
Social historian Eva Swindel makes the case for reclaiming time, not money, from the demands of capitalism. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen tries to talk us out of shooting our hostage before we have the ransom.
Anuradha Mittal exposes a Western corporate takeover plan aimed at agriculture across Africa. / Investigative journalist Greg Palast presents your guide to not being able to vote in the year 2016.
Journalist Alison Flowers explores the uncertain life beyond bars faced by exonerated prisoners. Alison wrote "Exoneree Diaries: The Fight for Innocence, Independence, and Identity," available now from Haymarket Books.
Sociologist Lori Leonard examines the collapse of a corporate pipeline project's social and environmental promises in Chad.
Public policy researcher Kathleen Geier deflates Hillary Clinton's newfound economic populism. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen mulls over humanity's long-range goals.
David Skalinder says goodbye to the cultural quirks and social geography of London after 12 years. / Journalist Elizabeth Grossman reports on the underreported health costs of meat processing work.
Writer Chris Lehmann explores the long business partnership between Christianity and capitalism.
Journalist Matthieu Aikins explains how a hospital bombing reveals America's contradictory role in Afghanistan. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen agrees: the best laid plans, et cetera!
Sociologist Robert Vargas connects gang violence in Chicago to a turf war between local politicians. PLUS: Question From Hell!
Investigative journalist Steve Horn reports on the Clinton State Department's global fracking push. / Lawpagandist Brian Foley explains how the American middle class got priced out of legal representation.
Democracy advocate Kate Shea Baird explores the radical disobedience of Barcelona's BComú movement.
Writer Amber A'Lee Frost on the sexism and allegations of sexism around the Clinton campaign / Jeff Dorchen commiserates with our powerless president.
Cultural critic Andi Zeisler explores the bankrupt feminism that capitalism sells back to women. PLUS: Question from Hell!
