Gabriel Winant on the victory of Zohran Mamdani: “It completely buries the idea that the cycle of political and social upheaval kicked off by the 2008 financial crisis and playing out through Occupy, through Black Lives Matter, through Bernie—that that…” podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

“Socialists in this country have never captured an executive office of such importance, or won such a decisive victory” as Zohran Kwame Mamdani’s campaign, per gabrielwinant You can just do things. The Right isn’t the only force that realizes this today

this is fantastic, well worth a listen. Brilliant observations, insights, provocations, formulations throughout. Hopefully the Dig can rush this transcript into existence, to more easily track this smart rapid-fire conversation

A strikingly incisive analysis of contemporary Fascism and its exterminationist logic as figured by both the genocide in Gaza and the closely related expansion of ICE and its concentration camps in the US.

highly recommended listening

"the most important event in that radicalization... is the 2020 uprising… The tactics of escalation with ICE is clearly in reference to… the desire to refight the battle of 2020... and this time to win it decisively and with violence… to redraw the lines of white supremacy."

I often say to myself, that The Dig ep was so good I’m gonna listen again. But let’s be real, that doesn’t usually happen. However, I did listen 2x to this show with gabrielwinant and Asli Bâli. It’s an extraordinarily generative analysis of fascism domestic and global.

The NYC-DSA 🌹 spent years building an electoral juggernaut that has now made history. Jacobin's podcast The Dig interviewed its co-chairs to get a behind-the-scenes look at how organizers built a winning model the left can replicate across the country.

Thea Riofrancos The Dig gabrielwinant I feel like I should get a commemorative pin or something when I have listened to every single episode, Daniel Denvir

David Ramsey Daniel Denvir The Dig Israel lacks the resources and population base to maintain a permanent war footing, particularly given the nature of its economy. As we've seen in Gaza, a world class air force and sophisticated technology is insufficient. Increasing aggression against the rest of the region

The Abundance debate and discussion you didn’t know you needed w Isabella M Weber, Malcolm Harris, Paul E Williams. The book; the discourse; the underlying economic and political questions; the actual but mystified capitalist social relations. Bringing light, not heat. Link below👇

Abundance for the many is about making essentials affordable by all means necessary. Great conversation about the need for a new economic policy agenda that goes beyond removing blockages and waiting for corporations to do the rest. Malcolm Harris Paul E Williams Daniel Denvir

The way I was hooting and hollering when Malcolm Harris said we don't even have a bicycle factory

In a special edition of the Dig newsletter, Daniel Coleman offers an in-depth and thoughtful review of Quinn Slobodian's new book, Hayek's Bastards, discussed in a recent Dig episode. Read "The Fascists and the Neoliberals" on our website ⬇️ thedigradio.com/newsletter103

قسمت ۵ و ۶ سری #ثوره یا Thawra از پادکست The Dig به فارسی ترجمه و منتشر شد. ثوره ۵: مبارزه برای سوریه ثوره ۶: جنگ سرد بالا می‌گیرد در فید دموکراسی درکار و از هر جایی که پادکست‌هاتون رو می‌گیرید بشونید. صفحه اختصاصی ثوره در وبسایت #دموکراسی_درکار democracydarkar.com/thawra/

Zohran’s victory prompted many to ask: what’s going on in Chicago? CTU leader Brandon Johnson mayoral election was the product of big militant labor and social struggle. But the project confronts challenges. LIVE DIG w Alex Han, asha ransby-sporn, Alderwoman Jeanette Taylor thedigradio.com/podcast/chicag…

It’s happening! November 7 in Brooklyn at littlefield. The Dig’s 500th episode party. Emceed by Brace and Liz Franczak of TrueAnon. Toasts and roasts from the extended Dig universe. Tickets on sale now, free for $10/mo Patreons. See you there! littlefieldnyc.com/event/?wfea_eb…

Free Gifts by Alyssa Battistoni is a remarkable, important work of sophisticated Marxist theory informed by spectacularly detailed analysis of our actually-existing capitalist world—and beautifully written at that. It’s about nature but also everything. Wow. Convo this fall The Dig.

Must-listen episode of The Dig about the struggles (and lessons, and opportunities) of Brandon Johnson’s mayorship in Chicago in the context of Zohran’s win podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…