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2:11:55Now PlayingTMBS 131 aired on March 17th, 2020
Episode summary:
We are in a crisis of capitalist production and we need to find a way through it.
Shoutout to those on the frontlines of this crisis, please support service workers.
Emma Vigeland (@emmavigelland) the DNC doesn’t care about voters’ safety or democracy.
During the GEM, David breaks down how the pandemic is exposing the irrationality of our economic system.
Joshua Khan Russell joins us to talk about how we can take care of ourselves & each other during the crisis, and also how we can expand our movements in times of isolation.
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