Exploring Karl Marx's 'The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte,' the podcast dives into French history, class conflict, Bonapartism, and fascism. They discuss the role of the state under capitalism, making sense of the current US crisis and global issues.

Alyson and Breht discuss the incredible shift in public opinion on Israel and Palestine, the debate on whether Israel's actions amount to genocide, the prospects of a regional war, the history and core elements of Zionism, the role of Biden and the Democratic Party in supporting Israel, and the accomplishments of Palestinian resistance.

Breht, a passionate commentator on global affairs, dives into the chaotic landscape of recent events. He critiques the fascist riots in the UK and escalating Middle East tensions, connecting these to broader themes of imperialism. The discussion reveals the hypocrisy in U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and explores the damaging effects of digital media on our focus. Breht ultimately offers a hopeful vision for the future, advocating for awareness, community, and transformative societal change.

Hosts reflect on their departure from the podcast, share heartfelt farewells and discuss future collaborations. They explore intellectual growth, friendship, camaraderie, and upcoming projects. Highlighting the importance of diverse perspectives and solidarity for Palestinian liberation, they bid farewell with a promise to continue creating engaging content.

Explore Karl Marx's 'The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte' with insights on French history, class conflict, peasantry, Bonapartism, and Fascism. Understand the role of the State under capitalism and how it relates to our modern crisis. Discover the interplay of fascism, socialism, and nationalism, and delve into the complexities of the lumpen proletariat and peasantry. Reflect on unity amidst ideological differences and the depth and relevance of the discussed text.