Stockton to Malone #4: Boss So Salty

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🗓️ 11 May 2017

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Micah welcomes RL to the Jacobin staff family. RL immediately pitches "Marxistpiece Theater," making Micah instantly regret their new work situation. Later, Micah interviews Erik Forman, a labor organizer and former salt. They all discuss their experiences organizing as low wage workers, as well as the history of salting in both radicalism and the labor movement. Listen closely for Micah's horrible lefty dad humor and RL's ridiculous Easter egg. Follow us on Twitter at @RLisDead and @micahuetricht.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode four of Stockton to Malone. My name is Micah Eutrich.
0:13.0	And I'm R. R. L. Stevens.
0:15.0	Got the first podcast episode in which you are on staff at Jackbinn.
0:20.0	For show. Welcome. Thank you. Thank you.
0:22.0	Your first task at Jackabin was to create this beautiful studio that we are working in right now.
0:27.6	We got staples hanging off of cardboard box slash blanket hybrid from thrift store next door in a supply closet
0:37.0	apply closet that's right we're sitting on break broken chairs that could
0:40.9	like literally collapse un-usted any moment. Now that's just the first
0:45.6	task. Task number two I got to convince my boy here of what is quite possibly
0:52.0	going to revolutionize left commentary.
0:56.0	That's right, Marxist Peace Theater.
0:58.4	Like so many things, you have fixated on this for so long and refused to take no for an answer.
1:07.0	That's right.
1:08.0	Listen, Marxist Peace Theater, I know you've heard of Master Peace Theater on PBS, but this is the revolutionary but gangstow version of it,
1:15.7	Marx's Peace Theater.
1:17.5	And the first sketch that I want to debut, Young Marks. Not Young Marks, like, you know, economic manuscripts, Young Marks, are the new
1:26.8	movie about Young Marks. Not Y-U-N-G. No, no, no, no. Young Marks, as in Y-U-N-G, because I have reimagined our boy, Carl Marks, as a mixtape rapper.
1:39.7	Let me give you a little preview.
1:40.8	Yeah, is Young marks in the building, you know what I'm saying?
1:46.5	They call me young marks, aka hot Carl because I spit fire.
1:50.6	And you know what?
1:51.6	You know what? I'm beefing right now. I'm beefing. I'm beefing right now. I'm beefing I'm beefing you know I'm beefing because that boy Prudon is talking down
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