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Episode
12 -- Whither the Economy?
Recorded 01.14.2012: Chicago
Political Economy Group economists Ron Baiman and Bill Barclay
read the entrails. MP3
(30.9 MB) or Ogg
Vorbis (23.5 MB). |
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Episode
11 -- Reproductive Rights
and Women's Health
Recorded 12.10.2011: Chicago DSA's
Peg Strobel interviews Gaylon Alcaraz and Veronica Arreola about
the Chicago Abortion
Fund. MP3
(32.2 MB) or Ogg
Vorbis (23.3 MB). |
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Episode
10 -- Karl Marx: a World
to Win
Recorded 11.19.2011: Chicago DSA
member Michael Aubry interviews Chicago DSA Political Education
Director, Bill Pelz, about his new
biography of Karl Marx. MP3
(39.6 MB) or Ogg
Vorbis (29.3 MB). |
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Episode
9 -- We Are the Alternative:
an Introduction to DSA
Recorded 09.10.2011: Chicago DSA's
Bill Barclay interviews DSA's new National Director, Maria Svart,
who talks about the Democratic
Socialists of America, the Young
Democratic Socialists, the importance of socialism, and how
she came to be involved with DSA. 31:52. MP3
(29.2 MB) or Ogg
Vorbis (20.3 MB). |
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8 -- 21st Century Organizing
Recorded 07.09.2011: Adam Kader,
Worker Center Director for Arise
Chicago, and Dianne Enriquez, Worker Center Network Coordinator
for Interfaith Worker Justice,
discuss worker centers and how organizing for them differs from
unions and community organizations. MP3
(31.2 Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (22.1 Mb). |
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Episode
7 -- Stonewall and After
Recorded 06.25.2011: Jeanne Kracher,
Executive Director of the Crossroads Fund, and John D'Emilio,
Professor of History and Gender and Women's Studies at the University
of Illinois at Chicago, discuss the Stonewall Riots and Queer
politics after. MP3
(27.1 Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (17.2 Mb). Suggested
Reading 1; Suggested
Reading 2. |
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Episode
6 -- The Transnational
Right
Recorded 05.07.2011: Margaret Power,
author and professor of history at the Illinois Institute of
Technology, discusses transnational right-wing movements, with
an emphasis on women's movements. Power is interviewed by Chicago
DSA's Bill Barclay. MP3
(26.8 Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (19.9 Mb). Bibliography: PDF
or DjVu. |
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Episode
5 -- The Day Will Come
Recorded 04.02.2011: Larry Spivak,
President of the Illinois
Labor History Society, and Mark
Rogovin, author of The Day Will Come, discuss the
125th Anniversary of the Haymarket Tragedy and its significance
and the restoration of the Haymarket Martyrs' monument. MP3
(31.9 Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (20.7 Mb). |
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Episode
4 -- Socialist Feminism
Recorded 03.12.2011: Judy Gardiner,
Professor of English and Gender and Women's Studies at Univeristy
of Illinois at Chicago, and Peg Strobel, Professor Emeritus of
Gender and Women's Studies at Univeristy of Illinois at Chicago,
discuss socialist feminism. 30 minutes: MP3
(25.9 Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (18 Mb). Bibliography
(DjVu) or Bibliography
(PDF). |
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Episode 3
-- Religion and Socialism
Recorded 02.12.2011: Gene Birmingham,
a retired minister of the United Church of Christ, and Maggie
Schreve, an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church, discuss
religion and socialism. 30 minutes: MP3
(26.6 Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (19.5 Mb). |
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Episode 2
-- Ending the Death Penalty
Recorded 01.08.2011: Illinois Coalition
to Abolish the Death Penalty board members Chris Lynch and Tom
Broderick discuss the effort to abolish the death penalty in
Illinois and in the nation. 30 minutes: MP3
(26Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (19Mb) |
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Episode 1
-- If This Is a Recovery, Where Are the Jobs?
Recorded 12.11.2010: Economists
Ron Baiman and Bill Barclay discuss the financial-economic crisis,
a financial transaction tax, and a jobs bill proposed by Representative
John Conyers. Hosted by Michael Baker. 31 minutes: MP3
(29Mb) or Ogg
Vorbis (21Mb) |
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