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Talkin' Socialism

Chicago Democratic Socialists of America

Talkin' Socialism

A News and Politics podcast
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Talkin' Socialism

Chicago Democratic Socialists of America

Talkin' Socialism

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Talkin' Socialism

Chicago Democratic Socialists of America

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Rebekah Levin and Caren Van Slyke discuss efforts towards justice in Palestine.
Claudia Lucero and Cinthya Rodriguez discuss the struggle for sanctuary in immigrant communities.
Betsy Schaack and Sheila Loop discuss the Illinois Choice Action Team and the ongoing struggle for reproductive justice.
E. Garnet Fay and David Kelm discuss the Friends Committee on National Legislation and their advocacy teams.
Tom Broderick discusses May Day 2017 with Artemio Arreola (ICIRR), Robert Reiter (CFL) and Susan Hurley (CJwJ).
An interview of Lupe Gonzalo, member and leader of Coalition of Immokalee Workers about Fair Food and the Wendy's boycott.
Ralph Martire argues the crisis of government and economy is a consequence of an intentional massive upward redistribution of wealth.
Labor lawyer, author and activist Tom Geoghegan argues that even as the U.S. labor movement crumbles, a revived but different labor movement is crucial to building a democratic society.
Cecily McMillan in conversation with Aaron Armitage about her memoir and the intersection of the personal and the political.
Michael Harrington on socialism, its relation to liberalism, and why socialism must be global.
Chicago DSA's Tom Broderick in conversation with Robert McKay and Paul Sakol on Rev. Edward Pinkney, Benton Harbor, St. Joseph, class, race, and human rights.
Chicago DSA's Alex McLeese interviews Adam Olson from Oxfam America about efforts to modernize American food aid policies.
Bill Barclay in conversation with author Rachel Weber about the political economy of urban development and her new book, From Boom to Bubble.
Tom Broderick in conversation with Vicki Cervantes and Celeste Larkin about human rights in Honduras and the assassination of Berta Caceres.
Tom Broderick interviews Ciera Walker, Congregational Organizer at the Community Renewal Society, and Rev. Christopher Griffin, an activist with the Community Renewal Society, about the Society's proposed FAIR COPS ordinance and about their rep
Tom Broderick interviews David Kraft, director of the Nuclear Energy Information Service, about the state of the nuclear energy industry in Illinois and the state of "Clean Jobs" legislation
Tom Broderick interviews Suzanne Akhras Sahloul, founder and Executive Director of the Syrian Community Network, about the dimensions of the problem and about the work of the Syrian Community Network
Bunnie Johnson, AFSCME Local 2858, and Fran Tobin, Alliance for Community Services, on what happens when the State pretends there is no money and when government is run like a business
Ron Baiman and Bill Barclay, members of the Chicago Political Economy Group, review the political economy of 2015 and speculate on 2016
Peg Strobel interviews three activists from the Chicago Abortion Fund (CAF): Brittany Mostiller-Keith, the Fund’s Executive Director, and CAF board members Lindsay Budzinski and Sekile Nzinga-Johnson.
Peg Strobel in conversation with Margaret Power about the New Deal planned community of Norvelt, Pennsylvania, its history and politics.
Richard Pokorny interviews Bellissima Opera Artistic Director Christine Steyer about The Transcendence Triptych, an opera celebrating people who transcend racial and political divides.
Martin Macias, community activist and journalist, interviews Kiera Bouton and Jeff Uehlinger, members of USAS local 15 at the University of Illinois ­ Chicago. Bouton and Uehlinger discuss the international campaign to End Deathtraps and their
Lady Law never stands so tall as when she stands on someone's hand. Darrell Cannon is interviewed by Bill Barclay about Chicago Police torture and the reparations ordinance passed by the Chicago City Council.
It's a free country. Here we have the best health care only money can buy. And if you're sick and without money, you're free to die. Dr. Anne Scheetz interviews actor and playwright Michael Milligan about his one-man play, Mercy Killers.
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