Liberal arts approach to leftism
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“Every guest is brilliant, and Dan teases out a thoughtful and meaningful conversation each and every episode. Highly recommended for anyone who is interested in big ideas, where they came from, how they developed and changed over time, and how they are relevant to the struggle today.”
Biznana via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/21/18
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“Dan Denvir is a phenomenal interviewer, he's an active and engaged listener, but also comes to every interview thoroughly familiar with his guests' bodies of work, and well-read on whatever topic is at hand. If you want truly insightful discussions of class war and anti-capitalist...”Read full review »
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“The show really is about society, culture, political economy, history and how they all connect.
For example, the interview on December 13, 2017 with Barbara Fields and Karen Fields are incredible. They discuss their essay collection called Racecraft: The Soul of Inequality in American Life....”Read full review »
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“Among all the left politics podcasts that have sprung up over the past year or so, The Dig is my favorite because it manages to be accessible and comprehensive without sacrificing on its radicalism. Daniel Denvir is like a Marxist Terry Gross.”
RainCastles via Apple Podcasts ·
Austria ·
12/22/17
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