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Comrades and workers of Socialist Revolution put together a video laying out a revolutionary socialist program to fight against COVID-19 and the economic crisis: https://youtu.be/IP2PHmzwJFc 
In this episode, Socialist Revolution editor John Peterson, reviews the demands outlined in the video. The devastation of the pandemic is the product of capitalism, a system that puts profits over the lives of people. Only the working class, armed with a revolutionary socialist program, can put an end to this nightmare!  
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Intro music credit: Toasted Tomatoes (from "lofi hip​-​hop beats to organise​/​seize means to"). 

With 22 million filing for unemployment in the span of 4 weeks just in the US, the world has entered a period of economic devastation of almost unprecedented levels. The bourgeois blame the virus, but COVID-19 was only the spark that ignited a much bigger, underlying systemic problem: capitalism is the disease. Pete Walsh, Socialist Revolution editor, discusses live from New York City.
Intro music credit: Toasted Tomatoes (from "lofi hip​-​hop beats to organise​/​seize means to").

While the rich and powerful rush to protect their families and friends, they want to continue production to keep the stream of profits flowing—sacrificing thousands of lives at the altar of capital. But many workers resent this situation and have other ideas. Wildcat strikes erupted in Italy, Spain, Austria, Portugal, and even the US. What is the way forward for the labor struggles in this country? Socialist Revolution editor Tom Trottier explores this question, live from New York City.
Intro music credit: Toasted Tomatoes (from "lofi hip​-​hop beats to organise​/​seize means to").

The global pandemic has exposed the utter inability of the capitalist market to save human lives, pushing many to call for public ownership and economic planning. How would a workers’ government and a democratically planned economy address the crisis? Antonio Balmer, Socialist Revolution editor, discusses live from New York City.
 
Intro music credit: Toasted Tomatoes (from "lofi hip​-​hop beats to organise​/​seize means to").

John Peterson, editor of Socialist Revolution, introduces our new podcast series with an overview of how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the economy and shaping the class struggle in the US. Live from New York City, the new worldwide epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.
Intro music credit: Toasted Tomatoes (from "lofi hip​-​hop beats to organise​/​seize means to").