In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin Clark and Cory Johnston discuss the book The Declarations of Havana by Fidel Castro.
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In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin Clark and Cory Johnston discuss the book Capitalist Realism by Mark Fisher.
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In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin Clark and Cory Johnston discuss the book Workers’ Councils by Anton Pannekoek.
Read the book at the Marxists Internet Archive: https://www.marxists.org/archive/pannekoe/1947/workers-councils.htm
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In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin Clark and Cory Johnston discuss the book The Revolution of Hope by Erich Fromm.
Read Justin’s essay on Fromm and technology: https://www.justinclark.org/blog/hope-in-the-machine-towards-a-humanistic-technology
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In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin Clark and Cory Johnston discuss the book Radical Hamilton: Economic Lessons from a Misunderstood Founder by Christian Parenti.
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In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin Clark and Cory Johnston discuss the book Lenin as Philosopher by Anton Pannekoek.
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In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin Clark and Cory Johnston discuss the book Less is More by Jason Hickel.
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In this episode, we dive into Stephen J. Gould’s Rocks of Ages and explore his compelling argument for "Non-Overlapping Magisteria" — the idea that science and religion each have their own domains and don’t need to clash. Join us as we unpack how Gould’s perspective offers a refreshing take on the age-old conflict between fact and faith, and what it means for our understanding of both.
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In this episode, we dive deep into David Halberstam's classic book The Best and the Brightest, exploring how some of America's most esteemed minds led the country into one of its most significant foreign policy disasters—the Vietnam War. We unpack the failures of leadership, the hubris of the so-called "best and brightest," and the devastating implications of their decisions. Through this discussion, we aim to understand how these missteps shaped the war's outcome and continue to influence U.S. foreign policy today. Whether you're a history buff or simply interested in the lessons learned from Vietnam, this episode offers a compelling analysis of one of the 20th century's most critical events.
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