Okay, uh, right. Hello and welcome to the Antifada where unrest is best. I'm Jamie Peck. AP Andy is in Mexico and or Guatemala right now. Sean is recording something else today that I'm sure you're going to like.

So it's just me here along with my esteemed guest Daniel Denver.

How you doing?

Hey, thanks for having me.

Thank you so much for coming.

I really enjoy your podcast.

If you guys don't know about it yet, it's called The Dig,

presented by A Jacob-ofin and the way I describe it to people is like kind of what

if NPR but socialist you kind of have that same like irreg Glass vibe and if you're not really paying attention you're like oh yeah this is NPR and then you listen to what you're saying and you're like oh this is mad socialist so yeah

NPR form kami content chill low-key and

and p. our vibes but with with the socialist content that you are

accustomed to from various other more high energy podcasts.

Hell yeah, well maybe after we you know overthrow the bosses and

expropriate everything we'll have like some kind of international public radio that you can be in charge of.

Exactly. Yeah, yeah. And then I actually so NPR will just actually be socialist N NPR that will be redundant to say socialist

MPR because of course NPR will be socialist under socialism.

Oh you're tempting me you're taunting me with this I can taste it that's gonna be

so good when all these like moms

driving around in their volvos are just listening to socialist NPR. And then the

children are, do you know this term in public radio, backseat listeners? That's what I I if you grew up with your parents listening

to NPR inside the backseat of the Volvo like I did I was a backseat listener and you

have that morning edition like song like it has this like kind of

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