Millennial Review

In this episode, we meditate on the Corbyn loss and what it means for our future. Good news, though: Bernie is going to win! Join us on Patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this episode Justin takes a closer look at Mayor Pete's short career. From his flip flop on Medicare for All to his problematic tenure as mayor of South Bend Indiana. If you like the show support us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview. Your support makes it all possible and we really appreciate it!

Justin and Zack dive deep into the post World War II economy Boomers inherited and the world they left behind after decades of Reaganomics and other destructive policy.   Help the show grow by joining us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this episode we talk about Kamala Harris dropping out, voters craving authenticity, Bernie's political project, and a potential coup in Mexico. Then we take your questions. 

In the first part of a 2-part Q and A, we begin by discussing Obama scolding the left and the possibility of a prime minister Jeremy Corbyn. We then answer listeners questions about Sanders V Warren, feminism, and the unique danger of Mayo Pete.

The brilliant Harvey J. Kaye returns to the podcast to talk about his new book, Take Hold of our History: Make America Radical Again. 

In this episode, Trevor covers Bernie's new plan on immigration, why all billionaires suck including Bill Gates, the freeing of Lula de Silva, and the military coup in Bolivia.

In this episode Justin and PhD candidate Zack Root discuss AOC in Iowa and climate change more generally. Then they discuss Lula and corruption in Brazil. Finally they debate the potential for big institutional change versus a sense of pluralism. Support the show and all we do by joining us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition Justin takes a look at the budding Bernie Sanders wing of the Democratic Party and how it differs from the Obama era. Both in goals and the organizing principles which drive the party. Then the episode is rounded out with a discussion of the difference between the Elizabeth Warren Medicare for All funding model and that of Bernie Sanders. If you like the show and want to support all we do join us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

We begin by discussing Bernie's emboldened campaign and the Democratic primary. Then we turn to the focus of the show, the Intellectual Dork Web. We talk about the whitewashing of inequality and climate change, scientism, Jordan Peterson's misogyny, Sam Harris's Islamophobia, and Dave Rubin's tiny brain.  Join us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this late, rough audio quality, pod, Justin breaks down the debates, what discussions he found most interesting and why. From impeachment, to Medicare for All, to a wealth tax, the candidates covered a lot of ground and I broke down what I found most important and why. If you want to help me bring you more political content join us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this episode Justin discusses the history of student loans and how they created the student loan crisis. Then he is joined by Marcia Brown of The American Prospect to discuss how the president could cancel all student loan debt using the power of the Department of Education. If you like the show and you want to help it grow join us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition Justin takes a look at Bernie's heart attack, what it means for his campaign and what it means for the race as a whole. He also takes stock of the race and all the candidates in the run up to the October 15th debate. And finally rounds out the show with a discussion of Ellen DeGeneres and her friendship with George W. Bush. Support the show and everything we do on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition Justin once again takes a closer look at the life and times of Eugene Debs. Starting with the American Railway Union's first successful strike and then looking at one of the largest strikes in American history, the Pullman Strike, which Debs and the American Railway Union spearheaded. From the strike itself and the federal injunction which killed it, to the legal fallout from the strike, there is a lot covered in this edition. Help us do all we do and join us on patreon at patreon.com/MillennialReview

In this edition Justin dives into the shift in Debs's organizing methods, one away from disparate craft unions and toward broad based industrial unions. He looks closely at the labor fights of the day and how they shape Debs's thinking, and the battles fought and one by the American Railway Union. All laying the groundwork of a broader shift toward socialism going forward. Help keep Millennial Review going by joining us on patreon, just a few cents a day makes this all possible and we really appreciate it so join us on patreon at pateron.com/MillennialReview

In this episode, Trevor covers the context and events that led up to the Russian Revolution of 1917, a momentous event that would define the 20th century. From 300 years of the Romanovs rule, to the translation of Das Kapital, to Lenin and Trotsky. Join us on patreon to help us make more content. Patreon.com/MillennialReview

In the second half of our Q&A episode, we continue to answer listener questions, including whether the United States is headed for civil war, what happens next with Jeremy Corbyn and Brexit, and what it means to be a revolutionary versus a reformist. Join us at Patreon.com/MillennialReview and leave us a 5-star review. Thanks to those of you who have already joined, you keep us going!

In this episode Justin was joined by Agatha Bacelar, a candidate in California's 12th district hoping to unseat Nancy Pelosi. They discussed a lot, from Agatha's views on the Green New Deal, Medicare for All, and criminal justice reform to big ideas on how to transform our democracy using blockchain technology. And much more!  Your support makes interviews like this possible, so thank you for all you do! And you can learn more about Agatha's campaign and lend her your support by visiting her campaign website, AgathaForCongress.com

In this episode, we interview the host of Working People, @maximillian_alv, about the state of the working class in the United States. We talk about his personal experience with economic precarity, his interviews with working people, and what unites us all laborers in late capitalism. Share the show with a friend and join us on Patreon at Patreon.com/MillennialReview    

In this episode, we respond to a whole slew of listener questions. How do we convince conservatives? How do we combat climate change? Should we strive for objective truth? We even reveal our favorite animals.   Sign up for a free trial of Audible and join us at Patreon.com/MillennialReview.