We discuss extreme capitalism’s shortcomings in the time of Corona as the ideas behind the Bernie Sanders movement gain more mainstream acceptance. We also react to Joe Biden’s leadership in this time of crises.

Joined by John House Wilson, Matt Edge, Elanora Witherington the III and Jaybridge Goldsachs talking about the upcoming primaries.

In this episode we ask the question which of the 2020 democratic presidential candidates would deliver on campaign finance reform if elected. This and more, enjoy!

We look at the political establishment’s sinister obsession with swing voters and the lack of attention spent on the far bigger group: “unlikely voters” aka “surge voters” (the more significant tipping point in the 2020 election). Why don’t they vote and why do politicians like it that way? We also […]

We debate the relative impacts of different modes of climate activism as humanity plays its final hand to prevent crossing the point of no return for the climate. Should more emphasis be put on our personal carbon footprint or should we double down on making a robust Green New Deal […]

Special guests Julia Solow and Chrisso Babcock join us as we ask: will the Biden ticking time bomb go off during the primary and save us all, or will his around the clock mainstream media coverage delay the implosion until the general election and hand Trump a 2nd term? What […]

The team takes a deeper look at the state of play of the democratic primary. We offer some insights into which candidates would be strong in a general election and who we can trust to take on corporate power under the shadow of the climate crisis.

The Tipping Point Episode 8: The Elements of the Unstoppable 2020 Candidate   The Democratic party has a particular knack for bungling elections, some might even go so far as to say it’s their specialty. Before the election season heats up and people start getting attached to a candidates persona […]

Joined by John House-Wilson, Becca Wild and Matt Edge to talk about how we can transition out of a government ruled by big corporations to a government ruled by the people and how small donor crowdfunding is a vital tool in that effort.

We discuss the degree to which the Democratic Party is a real opposition party and the importance of fighting corporate control of the party.