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Discussions that demystify the politics, people, ideas, structures and dynamics around a potential new left party in the UK. Our aim is to enable more people to be part of building the organisation we need.
Unknown Host hosts The New Party Podcast, a society show with 21 episodes published.
In the first of a short series of episodes exploring the topic of community organising, Sonali Bhattacharyya joins Tom to discuss anti-raids organising in Waltham Forest. How does a group form? What else in the wider eco
In this episode we revisit Your Party via two previous guests who were involved in organising within the party to learn about what has happened and what we might want to do next. Max Shanly wrote some of the most influen
This is the final episode of this series with Tom Gann exploring how Marx understood class, and how we can understand class. There is a lot covered in this interesting and useful discussion, including thinking about the
It's not simply humanity that is dominant in shaping the world and the climate, it's Capitalism. This might seem like an obvious statement to our listeners, but in this episode Jason W. Moore shows how deep ideas counter
Palestine, in fundamental ways, is not exceptional. And by understanding why this is the case we can organise and act in the best ways to liberate Palestine. In this episode we are very grateful to be joined by Rafeef Zi
In this episode we are joined by Jen Forbes of The Many, the Corbynite slate standing for the Your Party co-leadership. As the leadership elections are happening this week, we learn about a significant section of the par
In the second part of this mini-series, Tom Gann takes us through the Marxist analysis that says the working class is not actually a majority. What are the ways of understanding class that lead to this common assumption
How do we act to respond to the climate crisis in the context of a climate movement that has long-lasting organisations with limited impact and others that have had more immediate mass impact but burnt out quickly—is a p
This deep dive episode gets theoretical about class. In this first part of three, writer and editor at the New Socialist Tom Gann takes us through what Marx meant by class and what the working class is in Marxist terms.
'Tis the season for seeing friends and family and thinking about the year gone by—so this episode does both of these things. Friend of the pod Tom Greenwood joins Tom and Kallum to guide us through the sect groups of the
Thinker, teacher and professor, and Labour Party member Jeremy Gilbert talks through the UK electoral landscape and where coalitions could be built. Why is Progressive Alliance of the left including centrist parties nece
Housing is fundamental to society and will be key to anything a new party of the left could achieve. So we need to understand how we got to the current situation of the housing crisis and the ways that the dynamics and c
For this episode we are joined by two activists who have been involved with groups organising at Your Party's founding conference to talk about what happened on the conference floor, and beyond. Thanks to Chloe Braddock
Hau-Yu Tam and Robert Magowan talk us through the history and conditions which led to Greens Organise and what the aims and activities of the group are now. We get a generous insight into the kinds of work taking place a
Everything you need to know for helping to shape a new left party in the UK: for the uninitiated to the experienced activist, and potentially for those who can be won over. Juliet Jaques, Rosa from the Trans Liberation G
What was it like writing the economic policy for the 2017 and 2019 Labour Party manifestos? And what must people thinking about a new party think about? In this episode a rare type of insight provides a somewhat novel un
Ideas, debate, history and what it's like to be involved. Andrew explains more about the Democratic Bloc group and their ideas, working on shaping the new left party, but also more broadly why open debate with factions i
[Apologies for the edit pasting error at around 1:14:11.] Archie has done a lot of work trying to understand what's going on with Your Party, and sought to report this for others to understand. With other writers at Prom
A rich deep-dive into imperialism and internationalism, and the history of how the British state and the Labour Party have related to global power, and how they do so today. How socialism must be truly internationalist.
Vik Chechi-Ribeiro talks about unions and their relationships to parties, movements and the state; including how they could relate to a new left party.
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