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by Revolutionary Left Radio
Discussing political philosophy, current events, activism, and the inevitable historical downfall of capitalism from a revolutionary leftist perspective.
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This was the first time I've listened to this podcast, now I'm going to have to check out all of the preceding episodes. "From Persia to Iran" was amazing. I would love to hear more from this guest- like maybe an episode about the history of Iran in the 20th century? Anyway, great episode. I'm looking forward to checking out the rest. I really appreciate the information, and it was delivered in an educated, yet interesting and entertaining way that kept it accessible.
This podcast single-handedly elevated my consciousness in ways that I can’t even put into words. I’ve been listening for 5 years and listened to a majority of the back catalogue. From history and political education to spiritual and life lessons, Breht and his guests bring important conversations that mainstream media will never give us. If you are feeling disillusioned by the political state of the world, I couldn’t recommend Rev Left more!
A picture of the left. You take care to address every issue, every concern, and every victory of the left in the US - Historical and contemporary. I have never seen American historical analysis so closely exemplify my viewpoint from a place of humanitarian grace and empathy, and righteous justice. Bravo!
Excellent analysis. Deep but not too dense for the format. Short enough to remain engaging, but long enough to have a lot of substance. Your back catalog is a goldmine. Grateful for you all.
I’m kinda shocked that in the same episode that Marxism is being discussed, you guys are essentially asking for unlimited free logo designs to be submitted. Only the “winner” will be paid for their work. The payment is not transparent and the only real clear compensation is “exposure”. This feels pretty capitalistic. A better way to approach this is putting out an RFQ (request for qualification)
Be cautious if you’re considering donating through this platform to support Rev Left. I’ve spent weeks trying to remove my full name for privacy reasons—with no success. I emailed Rev Left and Buy Me a coffee mutiple times. I have been ignored and I was committed to a monthly donation indefinitely. The site provides no way to edit or delete your post after donating, which is a serious security and UX flaw that reflects a lack of user empathy and research. The “Make the message private” option is misleading. I wanted my message to be public but my name hidden. Since first screen allows you to leave the name area blank and the payment screen didn’t ask for a name and I paid via wallet, the payee information should have stayed anonymous. Instead, the platform automatically pulled and displayed my full name from the payment information—with no warning or confirmation. This is a serious breach of privacy. Even after reversing the donation and canceling all future payments, my name still appears on the site, misleadingly suggesting I’m a current recurring donor. This platform violates fundamental usability principles: • Error Prevention – by exposing personal information without clear, upfront communication • User Control and Freedom – by failing to provide options to edit or remove posts Until these issues are addressed, I strongly recommend avoiding this platform for donating to Rev left.
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