A new episode of Socialist Revolution Podcast is now on air: A Marxist analysis of the American hemisphere in the age of imperialism. John Peterson, the executive editor of Socialist Revolution, explains Lenin’s brilliant analysis […]
Socialist Revolution Editor Tom Trottier outlines the history of the Communist Party in the United States, and what communists today can learn from their successes and mistakes. The booklet Tom mentions can be found here: […]
In this talk, Jon Lange explains the history leading up to the Chinese revolution of 1949, and the lessons that communists can learn from one of the greatest events in human history. To learn a […]
Jack Halinski-Fitzpatrick explains the development of the Russian Revolution and what lessons communists can take away from the greatest event in human history.
A new communist movement is being born. How can it become a force for revolution? How can communism win? In his talk at the 2023 NYC Marxist School, Antonio Balmer explains the foundations of communism […]
We republish a special episode of International Marxist Radio where Marxist.com editor Fred Weston analyzes the sudden turn in events in Palestine and explains how communists around the world should respond.
80 years ago, Stalin dissolved the Communist International. This 3-part podcast series digs deeper into the theoretical and historical background that led to the Comintern’s degeneration, differentiating genuine Leninism from its bureaucratic opposites of Zinovievism […]
This episode of Socialist Revolution podcast features an interview between our comrade Tom Trottier and Joe Attard from our international headquarters in London about the exciting developments in the US labor movement.
In this episode of the Socialist Revolution podcast, comrades Erica L and Josh Bennett discuss why it’s so difficult to make it as an artist under capitalism, who is to blame for these problems, and […]
In the final episode of this podcast series, John Peterson explains how the White terror drowned the revolution in blood after the Social-Democratic leaders’ vacillation prevented the working class from seizing power.
