Taking the Red Pill with Hari Kunzru
Hari Kunzru joins James Butler to discuss his new novel, Red Pill. They talk surveillance capitalism, neofascism, violence and breakdown.
To Have Real Meaning, Black History Month Must Start Centring Collective Resistance
Annie Olaloku-Teriba
The Tories Treat Britain’s Regions Like Dirt Because They Think They’re Still Governing an Empire
Aaron Bastani
Northern Revolt
A tier 3 lockdown has been imposed on Greater Manchester. But will Andy Burnham’s stand against the Tories have longer term effects? We ask the mayor of Salford, Paul Dennett. Plus: Rashford Vs Johnson; Kojo Koram on Critical Race Theory; Rivkah Brown on student rent strikes; and The Sky History contestant with neo-nazi tattoos.
Students Have Been Duped Into Returning to Halls – So They’re Refusing to Pay Rent
Rivkah Brown
Donald Trump Has Exposed the US-UK ‘Special Relationship’ for What It Really Is
David Wearing
Why Labour Lost – Interview With James Schneider
In 2017 Labour, under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, achieved 40% of the vote in a general election – increasing their share of the vote by 10%. Two years later, in December 2019, that fell to 32% – as the party slumped to its lowest number of seats since 1935. What explains the difference between […]
‘They Lose Out on Being Kids’: The Activists Campaigning to End School Exclusions
Francesca Newton
Austerity Might Be Over, But Everything is Still Terrible
James Meadway
Welcome to Strike School, the Programme Teaching Global Workers to Fight Back
Sophie K Rosa
Two Left Landslides
In New Zealand and Bolivia, this weekend saw landslide victories for the left. We speak to Max Harris, Author of NZ project, on Jacinda Ardern, and David Adler live from from La Paz on the Bolivian election. With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial.
Democracy Looks Set to Return to Bolivia. What Next?
Olivia Arigho-Stiles
What Will the Outcome of the US Election Mean for the American Left?
Micah Uetricht
Big Banks Are Holding the Global South to Ransom. Here’s How We Stop Them
Daniel Willis
Hospitality Workers Aren’t Cops
Liv Wynter
Fighting on Two Fronts
As the coronavirus spirals out of control, Johnson is distracted by two wars of his own making: One with the north of England, the other with the EU. Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial discuss a chaotic 48 hours in British politics, and speak to the leader of Preston council, which has just been put into […]
After Barbarism: Rosa Luxemburg’s Revolutionary Life
James Butler is joined by Dana Mills, author of a new critical biography of Rosa Luxemburg, to explore Red Rosa’s life, thought and many legacies.
