After the Revolution is inspired by the desire to offer more than what is wrong with today by focusing on what we might be about instead.

Our conversation circles largely around the question of, what Marx famously described, "class in itself" vs. "class for itself."

We spoke with members of the Angry Workers, a political collective, abouttheir recent PM Press title, "Class Power on Zero Hours"

A celebration of the life and ideas of David Graeber, author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years and Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology.

Marina Sitrin and Vanessa Zettler are contributors to the recent title Pandemic Solidarity: Mutual Aid During the COVID-19 Crisis.

Union demands for social justice are bread-and-butter issues, and GEO's strike shows how such demands builds engaged membership.

To celebrate our three years we've put together this highlight reel featuring many guests from 2020!

Connecting movement histories to fight against fracture, imposing accountability, and hard questions for the IWW and DSA.

Elites get outsize control over the ideas in circulation about identities by the same methods that they get control over everything else.

Ellen Kress and Andrea Haverkamp talk chapters 3 & 4 of No Shortcuts: Organizing for Power by Jane McAlevey.