Max and 99 are back for another round of Omnibus. They hit headlines on what comes after hyperpolitics and whether the DSA becomes a career vehicle or a disciplining force, and the botched Tennessee execution. Then they tackle listener emails on the historical case that federal spending was never tied to tax revenue, what you’d call a hybrid of social democracy and democratic socialism, and the real estate collapse accelerating the credit crunch. Enjoy!
Chapters
Intro: 00:00:35
Headlines: 00:05:33
Emails: 00:33:21
Beyond the Bullshit: 01:01:34
Memberships: 01:19:21
Outro: 01:19:40
Resources
The Guardian: Christa Pike is ‘up and walking’ for first time after failed execution, lawyer say
Jacobin: What Comes After Hyperpolitics?
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Intro music by Hold Fast.

On The Record (10-06-26).
23:45

Private Credit: Just Because We’re Not Talking About It Doesn’t Mean It’s Not a Problem.
18:40

Omnibus (10-03-26).
57:06