Talking Radical Politics With Socialist Ian Schlakman & Former Black Panther Rev Annie Chambers

Rev Annie Chambers is back! Former co-host with Ian on the Truth Radio Show, Rev Chambers joins us for the first time in our second season. She's a minister, former Black Panther, Socialist and HUD RAB Delegate for her public housing project in Baltimore City. She's been on the ground in Baltimore fighting everyday to get essential supplies to the residents of her public housing community. Yet Baltimore City Government continues to fight her. Even though she's clearly providing essential and life saving supplies to the community who have no other place to turn. Join us for this can't miss episode!

For the third episode of our second season we talk with Community Organizer Brandon Walker about what it's like to do community organizing in poverty, public housing and the inner city of Baltimore. We dive into how race and class effect everything from how the government sees us to what it means to be an "essential worker" in these revolutionary times. And Brandon gives us a first hand experience of what it's like helping feed communities like those in public housing or the homeless whom the capitalist government of Baltimore usually ignores and lets starve during good times.

In our second episode Marxist Leninist extraordinaire Peter Louis join us as our first guest of the season. We compare China's economic system and coronavirus response to the USA's capitalist economic system and the US response. We talk Trump, Democrats, Cuomo, Republicans, Socialism, Capitalism and more! Will we see the light here in the USA as move permanently to a socialist economy in the wake of COVID 19? Or will we rush to reopen to Capitalist economy and keep getting hit in the face by crises after crises here in the US?

For this season new season we've got some exciting changes.  We've got a new logo and a new name, the Ian Schlakman Show. Rev Annie Chambers and all our old guests still join us weekly but look out for some new guests starting next episode. And we now record most of the shows LIVE. This show is now my first ever live episode. I go over some basic concepts about capitalism vs socialism vs post scarcity economic systems. We talk a little bit about the system of capitalism and does it do enough to value human life and the things we all need to live. Would another type of economic system better prepare or work for us during this pandemic? We also talk about the type socialist and revolutionary guests and commentary we'll have on future episodes.

Campaign Manager, Rev Annie Chambers, and Campaign Social Media Strategist, Brandon Walker, discuss the importance of having a Black Caucus particularly in the Green Party. At the Maryland Green Party Annual Meeting some in party leadership openly stated that the Green Party shouldn't have a Black Caucus while and bemoaned the existing Black Caucus leadership. Black members of our own team felt compelled to speak up and in support of the Green Party Black Caucus and created this short recording in support. Authorized by People for Ian Schlakman

EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING - This is a Continuation of our conversation from the last episode where Ian Schlakman interviews Reverend Annie Chambers on her thoughts on Virginia Governor Ralph Northam wearing blackface, Lt. Gov Fairfax facing sexual assault allegations and the overall racial climate and history of Virginia. Rev Chambers continues to shares her thoughts on race in Maryland, Baltimore and her interactions with the KKK and other racists in Maryland. Everything from the Black Panthers to DSA VA Rep Lee Carter is discussed. *Trigger warning, racially explicit and sexually explicit language used.

EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING - Ian Schlakman interviews Reverend Annie Chambers on her thoughts on Virginia Governor Ralph Northam wearing blackface, Lt. Gov Fairfax facing sexual assault allegations and the overall racial climate and history of Virginia. Rev Chambers shares her thoughts and experiences being a young black elementary school student in the 1950's. Everything from Black Panthers to DSA VA Rep Lee Carter is discussed. *Trigger warning, racially explicit and sexually explicit language used.

Ian Schlakman was asked to share his thoughts on radical left electoral work to the Baltimore DSA (Democratic Socialist of America). He shares a bit of insight into his campaign and the previous electoral work he's done for the DSA National Electoral Committee, DSA Baltimore Local Electoral Committee, The Green Party and the Democratic Party.

In this episode we wound up spending the entire time talking about the corruption of the Baltimore City Police Dept. Considering the news we thought it was a good special episode to simply stand on its own. I hope you enjoy it.

Ian Schlakman and Rev Annie Chambers record a special episode about Privatization of Public Utilities and a recent Baltimore City Bill that tackles this issue.

Rev Annie Chambers discusses her thoughts on Omarosa Manigault being fired from the Trump White House and other older Trump scandals. (apologies about the clicking noise, guess it's time for a new mic)

What would Malcolm X and the Black Panthers think of modern day calls from students for gun control in the wake of Parkland? Would they join the marches in the streets against guns? Rev Chambers has the answer straight from Minister Malcolm X himself and shares it in this very special episode of our show. Plus Ian Schlakman denounces MSNBC host Joy Reid for uncritically applauding Baltimore's terrible Mayor Pugh for co-opting the student lead anti gun violence marches. In addition to our normal podcast, Ian Schlakman and Rev Annie Chambers also host a weekly radio show on WFBR 1590am Baltimore / Glen Burnie Maryland. We normally don't put these up as podcasts but this episode was so good we couldn't help ourselves. Enjoy! And if it looks like folks like this episode we'll keep putting our weekly radio show up on a regular basis.

The final recording of our discussion on Martin Luther King Jr, the Poor Peoples Campaign, the March on Washington and the Civil Rights movement. Socialist Ian Schlakman interviews former Black Panther Rev. Annie Chambers (Rogers) about what it was like to live through and be an activist in the Civil Rights movement from the 1950's into the 1970's. This is the last part of our discussion focusing on Martin Luther King Jr. We do have more recordings to publish that will be focused on Malcom X and what Rev Chambers personally heard him teach and minster. Thanks for listening. For more information about us or our campaign please head over to ai4gov.com

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