That's not very Marxist of you.

Hahaha.

From Topic Studios and WarnerMedia Podcast Network, this is politically reactive.

I'm Debbie Camelbo.

And I'm professional baby spittup rag, Harry Kundebole.

Once again, we're two friends and stand-up comics and dads trying to make sense of American politics.

But we don't restrict ourselves just to American politics.

There's a lot going on in the world and we're going to be covering it this week.

Oh, that was very NPR of you.

Oh, thanks.

Last week we talked about the historic farmers protesting India.

And this week we talked to someone who brings a radical perspective to what's happening in India today.

Historian, journalist, one of my all-time heroes, Vijay Prashad.

You know, we need to produce healthy food close to where people live.

That's the system I want to live in and that system is simply not profitable.

Vijay talks about the importance of international solidarity and why people in the United States

care about farmers in India and also why people in the United States care about farmers in the United States.

Hmm.

Articulate your solidarity with the farmers of India.

But make sure it's not just about India.

You show your love to the farmers by showing your love also to yourself.

In his latest book, Washington Bullets, Vijay Prashad writes about the CIA suppression of dissent

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