“War Pigs” – Black Sabbath Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs,” from their Paranoid album, was released in the early 70s, toward the end of the Vietnam war, a costly and bloody quagmire not unlike the Afghanistan War. The song portrays generals…
The Triumph of General Ludd (Traditional, performed by Chumbawamba) Referring to the revolutionary impact of capitalism in the early 19th century, Karl Marx wrote “All that is solid melts into air, all that is holy is profaned…” Capitalism, in other…
Purpose This procedure provides a timeline and steps for Milwaukee DSA working groups or other groups/campaigns to request chapter member, volunteer, or press list data for use in chapter projects. Data is exported from Action Network and may only be…
In this episode the co-hosts take you LIVE on a tour of Turner Hall. Emilio De Torre and Arthur Heitzer, two members of Milwaukee Turners Board of Directors, show the co-hosts around this downtown Historical Landmark. They explain how the…
This week the co-hosts discuss the topic of toxic masculinity. They read from the viral social media listicle “30 Rules for My Unborn Son” which exemplifies the topic. Then, they read from a listicle of their own entitled “10 Rules…
Scott and Eric are joined by their NEW CO-HOST Emma Mae to discuss an assortment of topics. They talk about Collectivo’s union efforts, the covid vaccine, and Eric introduces a theory that may just blow your mind!
This week we interview the Milwaukee DSA endorsed candidates for the upcoming April 6th election.
Scott, Eric, and guest-host Ian Gunther sit down for an interview with Milwaukee Writer and Historian John Gurda. He answers their questions on Milwaukee’s Socialist history as we learn about the conditions in Milwaukee that led to the rise of…
In this special BONUS episode Scott and Eric interview Arthur Edmund and Olivia Litzenberg, co-leads of the Milwaukee DSA’s Electoral Slate. They discuss their campaign strategy for the upcoming April 6th election. If you are looking to get involved you…
Co-hosts Scott and Eric read a timeline from January 2020 to the present.