"The parable of the drum as the voice of the people"
Another one for the film heads -- our review of Tunde Kelani's classic Saworoide (1999). Is this the first (and only) Nollywood film to advocate for popular resistance to capitalist environmental degredation? Is the 'traditional' aesthetic of the film distracting or inspiring? Does the film ultimately succeed as an effective form of leftist propoganda?
Full episode out for patrons only (w a shorter version to come for the teeming unwashed hordes).
34. On Comedy and the African Revolution ft. Dexmond the Comedian
What's Left of the Nigerian Left Ep 1: The Socialist Library and Archive (SOLAR) Calabar ft. Chido Onumah
33. #EndHunger Protests : From Economic Crisis to Political Crisis?
32. A Nigerian Communist in Vietnam
31. Eco was, Ecowars, Ecoworse
30. Was national liberation the scam?
Scam Hall of Fame Ep 3: Agricultural marketing boards in colonial and 'independent' Nigeria
29. Why we struck
28. Precolonial Capitalism to the First Republic ft. @iyi_bobby
27. Mohbad protests, celebrities and social (non-)movements
26. 'Is Nigeria's fuel subsidy still worth fighting for?' ft. Camilla Houeland
25. Subsidy removal and popular resistance pt. 1
24. Niger coup, Ecowas idiocy, and Left military vanguardism
22. Did the Left learn anything from the Obidient Wave? Part 1
21. "Buhari walked so that Tinubu could run": From right wing-statism to the Lagos Model
Scam Hall of Fame Ep 2: The time Nigeria imported White Zimbabwean Farmers
20. Marxism vs Obi-ism pt.2: A Socialist Labour Party candidate in the National Assembly? ft. Ayo Ademiluyi
19. Election Post-mortem: class, ideology, and consciousness
18. Was it rigged?
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