Bit of a different episode today: Ryan reads a very long 1997 essay about the Second World War by the late Lee Sandlin called "Losing the War" (with permission from Nina Sandlin). Though it takes three hours to finish, it's a remarkable piece about the way the nature of the war was obscured from public view, why wars happen, and what we should remember about it today. Enjoy!
The Rampaging Supreme Court - 314
How Merrick Garland Appeased Trump - UNLOCKED
The Legacy of Coal - 313 UNLOCKED
The Fascist Attack on Gaza Protests - 312
Solidarity Forever - 311 PREVIEW
Ernst Bloch's Audacity of Hope - 310
How Merrick Garland Appeased Trump - 309 PREVIEW
The ACLU Stabs Labor in the Back - 308
Orwell on Nationalism - 307 PREVIEW
Who Is Grieved? - 306
Russia and Ukraine Update PREVIEW - 305
The House Republican Pratfall - 304
The Genocide Case Against Israel PREVIEW - 303
Oppenheimer Reconsidered - 302
Trump’s Legal Morass Deepens - 301 PREVIEW
Age of Insecurity UNLOCKED - 294
Children of Men, a Christmas Movie - 300
Nordic Labor, and the US Economic Sentiment Problem - 299
The War on Gaza III - 298
Kissinger Is Dead TEASER - 297
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