Hello everybody and welcome back to Revolutionary Left Radio.

So today's episode is going to be something that we've never done before.

It's pretty experimental.

I hope I did it justice.

But basically this entire episode is going to be me performing Howard Zins, one man play

called Marks and Soho.

So Howard Zins wrote this play I don't exactly know when I assume sometime in the 90s.

So some of the references are just a tad off.

But it's basically a play of Marks coming back, asked the gods to come back to Soho London,

but through bureaucratic confusion ended up in Soho, New York.

So at the sort of turn of the millennium in the 21st century, Marks comes back to New

York and has about an hour to reflect on how things have changed since he died.

It's hilarious, it's profound, it's moving, it talks about his family, but it also has

critiques that are Howard's in.

So there will be something said that if you're an ML, you might not like when he, when he

rants against Stalin.

If you're an anarchist, you might not like when he rants against Becunean.

If you're English, you might not like when he rants against the English.

So don't take this as, I'll Brett believes everything he's saying.

This is a play.

I'm performing it.

There are things in here I disagree with.

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