The Dig is a podcast produced in conjunction with Jacobin Magazine, which you probably

figured out by now.

And yes, Jacobin is a print publication, not just your favorite source of online commentary,

but also long-form, serious print journalism and socialist analysis.

The magazine is released quarterly and it runs at around 130 pages, filled with award-winning

design and the ideas that movements need to thrive.

Dig listeners can join more than 50,000 Jacobin subscribers supporting this vital work

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$15 gets you an entire year of Jacobin in print in access to the magazine's very extensive

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Welcome to the Dig, a podcast from Jacobin Magazine.

My name is Daniel Denver and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

I was planning on posting a brand new episode today, but I had a tragic technological

mishap.

And so instead, I bring you a really excellent, very strict, tober-relevant episode from

our archives.

It's my 2019 discussion with organizer and author, Jane McElayvy.

We have a lot more listeners now than we did two and a half years ago, so I imagine that

many of you listening now have not heard this one yet.

Okay, before we get rolling, I do hope that you consider supporting the dig at patreon.com slash

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