Episode 88: Financial Literacy & The Black Community
According to Josh the Black Community has been learning financial literacy. We discuss why this is essential, as well as how the need for this literacy is one of the many survival tactics of the commu...
15 Mar 20211h 19min
Episode 87: Full Interview with FISP Organizer
This is a sneak peak for an upcoming project involving Union Victories and Struggle during COVID. John Collins is an organizer for the FISP (Federation of Instructional Support Personell). We discuss...
13 Mar 20211h 14min
Episode 86: Essential
Essential workers have been attacked physically and economically. By both the government and there fellow working class Americans. I explain why this is occurring and highlight several of the exploita...
8 Mar 202142min
Episode 85: American Dystopia
Making masks friendly and cute looking for profit, putting vulnerable people to work, racial discrimination in vaccine distribution, pre-emptive reopening, and so manymore terrible things make the US ...
6 Mar 202136min
Episode 84: Groton City NY
Groton City has 20 households remaining. I talk to the last remaining residents about the economic conditions, small town stigmas, drug addiction, and ways to help towns like Groton City recover. In...
2 Mar 202128min
Episode 83: Radio Free Dixie
Radio Free Dixie was a radio program broadcasted from Cuba by American Civil Rights Leader Robert F. Williams in the early 1960s that advocated for racial equality. It called on Black Americans to ris...
27 Feb 202116min
Episode 82: Upstate NY Perspective
I talk to a Binghamton, NY native about the social and economic issues frequently encountered in this part of the state. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backpackingamerica/ Twitter: https://...
22 Feb 202152min
Episode 81: Class Warfare in America
The collapse of Texan powergrids, the Police being called to prevent dumpster diving for desperately needed food, Biden still not delivering checks, and NY Governor Cuomo lying about Nursing Home Dea...
20 Feb 202134min
