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69 minutes
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1735
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2017 - 2025
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The Dig: Policing Poor Black Families with Dorothy Roberts

The Dig: Policing Poor Black Families with Dorothy Roberts

Recent cases of horrific child abuse have elicited widespread media attention. What the media coverage often misses is what these incidents reveal about a two-tiered child protection system that syst…

00:44:43  |   Sat 12 May 2018
The Dig: Struggle and the State

The Dig: Struggle and the State

Today's Dig is a very good and somewhat unusual Dig: Dan’s got two interviews with two different people. First, journalist Eric Blanc on the teacher strike wave that he's been covering for Jacobin. T…

01:11:16  |   Wed 09 May 2018
Jacobin Radio w/ Suzi Weissman: Educators' Strikes and Left Foreign Policy

Jacobin Radio w/ Suzi Weissman: Educators' Strikes and Left Foreign Policy

Suzi talks to veteran union negotiator and labor writer Joe Burns about the teachers strike wave from West Virginia to Arizona — and about how public-sector workers and teachers are reviving the most…
00:48:40  |   Mon 07 May 2018
The Dig: Bernie, Krasner, Keeanga, and Premal

The Dig: Bernie, Krasner, Keeanga, and Premal

Dan just moderated a discussion in Philadelphia with Senator Sanders, along with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, scholar and frequent Dig guest Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, and veteran defe…

01:21:21  |   Sat 05 May 2018
The Dig: The Right to Have Rights Part II

The Dig: The Right to Have Rights Part II

This is part two of Dan's interview on Hannah Arendt's notion of "the right to have rights." This episode covers a lot, including why we must fight not only to expand the democratic political communi…

00:58:57  |   Fri 04 May 2018
The Dig: The Right to Have Rights Part I

The Dig: The Right to Have Rights Part I

What are rights worth when government denies people the very right to have rights? Political theorist Hannah Arendt recognized this loss of "the right to have rights" as millions of refugees found th…

00:53:00  |   Wed 02 May 2018
The Dig: Comey Liberal Cop Fetish

The Dig: Comey Liberal Cop Fetish

James Comey is liberal America’s favorite cop and now, as a result, a bestselling author as well. Patrick Blanchfield returns to talk about his Baffler review of Comey’s new book. It’s awful, of cour…

01:00:52  |   Fri 27 Apr 2018
The Dig: Radicalizing Jackson with Chokwe Antar Lumumba

The Dig: Radicalizing Jackson with Chokwe Antar Lumumba

It's yet the latest installment in our ongoing series on the Left and electoral politics. Dan’s guest is Chokwe Antar Lumumba, the mayor of Jackson, Mississippi. Last year, Mayor Lumumba pledged to m…
01:19:12  |   Wed 25 Apr 2018
Behind the News: Teachers' Strikes and Zombie Liberalism

Behind the News: Teachers' Strikes and Zombie Liberalism

The CUNY Grad Center's Kate Doyle Griffiths on teachers’ strikes and the crisis in social reproduction. Then, Thea Riofrancos and Daniel Denvir join to discuss Yascha Mounck and zombie liberalism (th…
00:52:02  |   Mon 23 Apr 2018
Jacobin Radio w/ Suzi Weissman: David Harvey on Marx Today

Jacobin Radio w/ Suzi Weissman: David Harvey on Marx Today

This week on Jacobin Radio, Suzi discusses the relevance of Marx for our present moment with anthropologist and Marxist geographer David Harvey. Harvey's newest book, Marx, Capital and the Madness of…
00:30:27  |   Mon 23 Apr 2018
The Dig: These Primary Colors Don’t Run with Dave Weigel

The Dig: These Primary Colors Don’t Run with Dave Weigel

It's the latest installment in our series on the left and electoral politics. Dennis Kucinich is running a viable race for governor of Ohio; Cynthia Nixon, running with Working Families Party backing…

01:27:23  |   Sat 21 Apr 2018
The Dig: DSA at the Ballot Box

The Dig: DSA at the Ballot Box

In the latest installment in our series on the Left and electoral politics, we're talking about the Democratic Socialists of America's new electoral strategy. DSA has almost overnight become a seriou…

01:34:14  |   Wed 18 Apr 2018
Behind the News: Winnie Mandela; Colombian Election

Behind the News: Winnie Mandela; Colombian Election

Sean Jacobs, founder of Africa Is A Country, joins Doug to discuss Winnie Mandela’s legacy. Then, Forrest Hylton talks about Colombian politics in the run-up to May’s presidential election.
00:52:00  |   Tue 17 Apr 2018
The Dig: Petro-Imperialism with Timothy Mitchell Part II

The Dig: Petro-Imperialism with Timothy Mitchell Part II

Historian and political theorist Timothy Mitchell joins Dan for the second of a two-part interview on his book Carbon Democracy: Political Power in the Age of Oil, published in 2011 by Verso. In part…

01:18:14  |   Sat 14 Apr 2018
The Dig: Petro-Capitalism with Timothy Mitchell Part I

The Dig: Petro-Capitalism with Timothy Mitchell Part I

Historian and political theorist Timothy Mitchell joins Dan for the first of a two-part interview on his book Carbon Democracy: Political Power in the Age of Oil, published in 2011 by Verso. In this …

01:14:42  |   Wed 11 Apr 2018
Jacobin Radio w/ Suzi Weissman: Walmart Workers

Jacobin Radio w/ Suzi Weissman: Walmart Workers

Imagine you walk into a warehouse where the workers are on break, and you stumble into a vigorous, nuanced discussion of Marx’s notion of surplus value, how it relates to organizing on the shop floor…

00:46:59  |   Mon 09 Apr 2018
The Dig: Reviving Resistance to Empire with Aziz Rana

The Dig: Reviving Resistance to Empire with Aziz Rana

It’s our 100th episode and the launch of our spring fundraising drive! Aziz Rana returns to The Dig fifteen years after the invasion of Iraq to reflect on the paucity of substantive anti-imperialist …
01:26:20  |   Sat 07 Apr 2018
The Dig: Student-Debt Capitalism

The Dig: Student-Debt Capitalism

It’s obvious that student debt can be an excruciating financial burden. But anthropologist Caitlin Zaloom explains that it has also done a lot to make American families into plunderable financial min…

01:14:19  |   Wed 04 Apr 2018
The Dig: No Human Being Is Illegal with Mae Ngai

The Dig: No Human Being Is Illegal with Mae Ngai

Many Americans take the existence of so-called "illegal immigrants" for granted, whatever their opinion of the matter. But illegality isn't a property of immigrants; rather, it's a creation of positi…
01:15:46  |   Wed 28 Mar 2018
Behind the News: Strikes, Strikes, and More Strikes

Behind the News: Strikes, Strikes, and More Strikes

Education reporter and host of Have You Heard? Jennifer Berkshire on teachers’ strikes, in West Virginia and beyond. Then, Forbes contributor Stan Collender on fiscal follies in Washington, D.C.
00:52:00  |   Tue 27 Mar 2018
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