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Alex and Mason sit down to read some headlines from the past month.  Lula's win in Brazil Ilhan Omar's house raided No King's account suspended City Budget Demonstration, 11/6

Audra and Mason have a conversation with Josh Boerman of the podcasts "Worst of All Possible Worlds" and "Ill Concieved." We talk about what it means to believe in natalism, how that coicides (or conflicts) with American Christianity. REUPLOAD

Mason talks with Ethan, who was previously chair of our Fall Electoral Working Group. Ethan led our chapter's organization after our endorsement of Francesca Hong. This episode talks about how the endorsement process started, what we did during the primary season, and what we learn looking back.  This Scammer Used an AI-Generated MAGA Girl to Grift 'Super Dumb' Men

Online harassment campaigns are an unfortunate reality of the information age, and often a tool of ideaological projects to affect the broader culture. In this episode, Mason sits with Audra and explains how Jar Jar Binks, a comedic relief character from the Star Wars franchise, was the first victim of the online mob. We explore the personal experiences of the victims, Ahmed Best and Jake Llyod, and how the modern conservative movement utilizes the online rage machine for their political ends. The Redepmtion of Jar Jar Binks George Lucas on making Movies in the Soviet Union

Alex and Mason have a conversation with labor historian Eric Blanc. Eric writes for his blog, Labor Politics, as well as teaching at Rutgers and assisting in organizing the Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee. We talk about what Eric learned about the Sewer Socialists of the early twentieth century. What worked for them and their success? What can we learn from them to take into the future? Laborpolitics.com  

This episode includes an extended cut of Audra and Mason's conversation with Tom and Ian from March of this year. We sat do initially to talk about the history of our chapter, but ended up talking about what motivates us within DSA.  A Brief History of Milwaukee DSA  

In this episode, Mason and Audra talk about the continuing violence committed by our government, Pete Hegseth's 'High T Military' Initiative, the state of our aging gerotocracy, and the exciting momenteum happening in our gubernatorial race.  Thoughts, questions or concern about our pronuciation of "gubernatorial?" Email us at [email protected] Get involved with Fran Hong!   Murder of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo Murder of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero Ex-wife says ICE agent who killed man in Maine had racist beliefs, violent tendencies Murder of Corey Ruiz Treatment and Release of Milwaukee Mulsim Leader, Salah Sarsour Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone and offer them hormone replacement therapy Timeline of Wisconsin Gubernatorial election events  

Audra and Mason have a conversation with Adam Johnson. co-host of the Citations Needed podcast and author of "How to Sell a Genocide: The Media's Complicity in the Destruction of Gaza." His writing has been featured in The Nation, In These Times, The Intercept, Los Angeles Times, and San Francisco Chronicle.

Today Audra and Mason sit down to talk about some of the foundational internet experiences that have led to the Most Online Administration in history. How did "gamer" become an identity? Why is everything about woke? How do their warped beliefs motivate them?  Sources: Endnote 5: A Case Study in Digital Radicalism  Epstein met with 4chan's founder just as the site's infamous political thread began Wikipedia, generally Also Mason's brain, unfortunately

As we plan our future episode, we wanted to share something exciting with you. Please join the Milwaukee DSA in fighting to replace We Energies with a municipal utility. Our Power to the People campaign has secured a hearing at Milwaukee City Hall and will be presenting new legal research, testimony, and there will also be time for public comment. The outdoor rally will begin at 8:30am followed by the hearing at 9:00am. Join the rally by meeting under the City Hall clocktower at 200 E Wells Street. The 9 a.m. hearing will be in room 301B of City Hall (also at 200 E Wells Street). Calendar Event Previous PttP episode