
Theodor Adorno on May 28, 1968, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
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Danny and Derek welcome intellectual historian A.J.A. Woods to the show to talk about the history of the “cultural Marxism” conspiracy theory. They discuss the Frankfurt School, Lyndon LaRouche’s conspiracy theories, William S. Lind and the New Right, antisemitism, the Tea Party, Gamergate and the alt-right, the rise of anti-woke politics, and the use of “cultural Marxism” to justify cuts to public services.
Grab your copy of A.J.A.’s book The Cultural Marxism Conspiracy.
Catch Danny in-person, along with friend of the pod Nando Vila, at Stories Books & Cafe in LA, Friday November 6, at 6:30 pm.
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Eleanor Janega and Luke Waters join the show to explore Halloween’s origins, from medieval beliefs about death and ghosts to costumes, commercialization, and modern traditions.

On this episode of “Start Making Sense,” Rick Hasen explains election protection, and Harold Meyerson analyzes the key Senate contests.

Jane Kim joins the show to discuss her run for California insurance commissioner, addressing corporate profits, denied claims, and the growing risks of climate change.




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