Harvey Kaye, a Professor Emeritus of Democracy and Justice Studies and an expert on Marxist theory, joins the discussion to tackle listener questions. Kaye debunks common capitalist myths and shares recommended readings for those new to Marxism. The conversation also weaves through the complexities of modern political identities and the challenges of meaningful discourse. Additionally, Kaye highlights the importance of community and altruism, urging a shift from viewing human nature as inherently greedy to a more collaborative perspective.

Join Harvey J. Kaye, Professor of Democracy and Justice Studies and author of "The British Marxist Historians," as he dives into the pivotal contributions of British Marxist thinkers. He discusses how figures like Maurice Dobb and E.P. Thompson reshaped our understanding of class struggle and history. Kaye reflects on his own academic journey, the impact of technology during the pandemic, and the importance of class consciousness in shaping narratives. His insights connect the past to contemporary political activism, emphasizing the resilience of the working class.